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The last nine months have been a mixed bag for Procter & Gamble (NYSE: PG) shareholders. After the company logged two straight quarters of decent growth, organic sales slumped in the fiscal third quarter and left P&G in danger of missing its full-year targets.

Below, we’ll look at the biggest factors contributing to the consumer goods giant’s underwhelming 2017 performance.

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Every year since the financial crisis, large publicly traded investment banks have had to take the Federal Reserve’s stress tests. It’s a cumbersome process, but the banks that pass it are typically then free to raise their dividends and increase the amount of shares they repurchase.

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Buckle up for a barrage of central bank speakers coming up in the hours ahead. Quite a bit ahead, so time to have a nap prior if you’d like!
0805GMT head of the Federal Reserve in San Francisco John Williams continues his Tour Down Under, speaking in Sydney (Macquarie University) on “The Global Growth
Slump: Causes and

By Paul Horn – Using a health savings account (HSA) is a prudent financial decision that many Americans overlook or simply do not understand. One of their primary benefits is that contributed funds do not run out each year like a medical savings account. Instead, unused funds…

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Stanley Cayre, brother to Midtown Equities founder Joe Cayre, sold a single-family home in Midwood for $3.6 million, property records show. An LLC called 3514 Bedford Holdings picked up the two-story house at 3514 Bedford Avenue in the Brooklyn neighborhood, according to property records filed with the city Monday. The 3,500-square-foot home was built in 1920, according to Zillow. It’s unclear what Cayre paid for the property. In 2013, Cayre shelled out $23 million for […]

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Time for some political football
– White House statement: “The CBO has consistently proven it cannot accurately predict how healthcare legislation will impact insurance coverage.”
Earlier:

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Source: Citi Research