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Citing the deal, Sprint cut its full-year adjusted EBITDA forecast to $6.8 billion-$7.1 billion from $7.2 billion-$7.6 billion. Sprint’s shares fell as much as 6.2 percent to $3.80 in late morning trading on Friday. The new plans are delaying money coming into Sprint for phone payments and has led to a cash burn as the company needs to make upfront payments to phonemakers.

Stocks finished the week on a strong note, and these companies helped lead the way. Find out why.

The great thing about statistics is that you can make them say pretty much whatever you want them to say. 

Although good statisticians generally try to build in all kinds of safeguards to ensure that when they’re trying to draw conclusions based on data analysis, those conclusions are free of biases, that’s no good if you’re a government agency hell bent on conveying a very specific message to the general public (or to the market). 

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W.P. Carey may be breaking its business into three companies — here’s why it’s a good thing.

From left: Steven Szczur and NotOnStreetEasy.com

NotOnStreetEasy.com, a residential listings site launched by real estate search platform HomeCanvasr, received a cease and desist letter last month from online listings giant StreetEasy, contending the website’s very claim of providing off-market listings that can’t be found on StreetEasy.

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Still going with the view that the market is tracing out a tremendous topping pattern for all-time’s sake. The view is that the market is forming a long-winded right shoulder pattern of a head and shoulders topping process.

Looking at when the neckline started forming was in October of 2013!  The right shoulder could take quite a while (many months?) to completely form also. So we’ll just keep plugging away.

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Unlike most workers, Zuckerberg is taking two months paternity leave.
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