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26 January, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on After Steve Bannon Calls Media "Opposition Party," NY Times Frames As Nazi Attack On Freedom Of Press

After Steve Bannon Calls Media "Opposition Party," NY Times Frames As Nazi Attack On Freedom Of Press

The NY Times – owned by a Mexican Billionaire and full of pedo apologists and slanderous cucks, was granted a rare phone interview with top Trump advisor Steve Bannon, who in no uncertain terms made it clear that the MSM is chock full of shills who need to get with the program.

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26 January, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Avocados, Beer, Chilli Peppers And Tequilla: Expect Soaring Prices Under A Mexican Border Tax

Avocados, Beer, Chilli Peppers And Tequilla: Expect Soaring Prices Under A Mexican Border Tax

While the White House floated, then quickly backed off, a proposal for a 20% tax on Mexican imports to “pay for the wall”, in addition to collecting an approximate $10 billion per year in tax revenues, there would be a notable flipside to a tax that would raise prices on Mexican imports by up to 20%, and would immediately affect a wide range of agricultural goods.

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26 January, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Mexico vs. Trump – Let the Tariffs Begin!

Mexico vs. Trump – Let the Tariffs Begin!

If Trump is going to follow through on his commitment to build a wall with Mexico, yet Mexico is unwilling to pay for it directly, this may be the first country where trade tariffs become the new normal of political weaponry. Today, the White House issued a statement…

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26 January, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on Crayhill Capital Management Scores $150M Allocation From New Jersey

Crayhill Capital Management Scores $150M Allocation From New Jersey

The New Jersey Division of Investment has allocated up to $150 million to alternative credit manager Crayhill Capital Management as part of a broader $450 million hedge fund commitment disclosed on Wednesday. 

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26 January, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on For Illinois Tool Works, Another Impressive Quarter

For Illinois Tool Works, Another Impressive Quarter

Diversified industrial Illinois Tool Works (NYSE: ITW) is acquiring a reputation for underpromising and overdelivering, and the latest fourth-quarter results only served to strengthen it. Its peer 3M Co. recently affirmed full-year 2017 guidance, and Illinois Tool Works did the same. Despite the excitement around what Donald Trump’s election victory could mean for U.S. industrial output, management claimed its segments remained pretty much on track — which suggests there might be some upside to current guidance.

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26 January, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on USDMXN rises in Asian trading as tensions increase

USDMXN rises in Asian trading as tensions increase

Tests overhead resistance in early trading
The USDMXN is off to a bullish start as President Trump and Mexican President Nieto agree to disagree.  
Technically, the pair moved up to the 100 hour MA in NY trading yesterday and backed off. The pair is back up testing that MA in trading now. That MA comes in at 21.32250. The price did trade above for a brief moment but backed off. A break above will be eyed for more bullish sentiment. In the meantime traders are leaning as risk is defined and limited. 

26 January, 2017 by The TZ Newswire Staff Comments Off on 1 Statistic That Shows Why McDonald’s Struggles May Continue

1 Statistic That Shows Why McDonald’s Struggles May Continue

Image source: McDonald’s.

Management blamed the strong response to the launch of all-day breakfast for the slide in domestic comparable sales. Outside the US, performance was strong as global comps were up 2.7%.

Still, the slowdown in US sales underscores the challenge that CEO Steve Easterbrook faces now that all-day breakfast is no longer a reliable sales driver. Going into his third year leading the fast-food giant, he may have already picked much of the low-hanging fruit to boost US sales, making future sales gains more difficult.

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