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Despite the meltdown in stocks entering 2016 and general fears over another market crash, Piper Jaffray’s Craig Johnson is still uber-bullish. “We are still looking for 2350 at year-end on the S&P 500…and sticking with our longer-term secular bull market thesis”…

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The last time China set up an air defense identification zone, or ADIZ, was in late 2013, when tensions with Japan had escalated so far, many were speculating if the two nations would not engage in limited warfare. Back then, China set up its first ADIZ in the East China Sea in November 2013 to cover the Diaoyu Islands, which Japan calls the Senkakus. Both countries claim the uninhabited outcrops but Tokyo controls them. The ADIZ triggered a backlash from Japan, South Korea and the US.

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Democratic front-runner Hillary Clinton raised $27 million in May, her campaign said Wednesday, marking a slight uptick from the previous month’s fundraising and leaving her in a strong position as she heads into the final month of primary elections.
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Ride-hailing services such as Uber and Didi are a deflationary, VC-funded blessing and convenience to consumers (and lately, to Goldman Sachs). But to cab drivers, the services provided by the Ubers and Didis of the world are a mortal threat: in the past we have seen troubling images from many corners around the world, most notably Europe, when the taxi industry, threatened by the new service, take arms – in some cases literally – against ride-hailing apps.

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A look at the economic tea leaves of China’s top Asian trading partners reveal Beijing is set to log a subdued Q2 performance.

Submitted by Mark Nestmann via Nestmann.com,

I love technology. I can’t imagine life without modern conveniences like telephones, email, and the Internet. Not to mention running water, air conditioning, and automobiles.

But sometimes, technology gets… well, creepy.

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