The Traderszone Network

Smaller companies tend to derive most of their sales at home, making their income taxes simpler and more costly.
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From Tom Kool: Oil prices fell from last week’s highs as investors pocketed gains. Not all hope is lost, however. Saudi Arabia and Russia just announced some promising news regarding the rebalancing of the oil markets.

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From Money And Markets: If you’re a regular reader of my Money and Markets columns, you know that I’ve been spot-on all year with my prediction that, as long as interest rates remain low, stocks are headed higher.

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Have you been crunching the numbers and can’t quite figure out how you’re going to make ends meet after you retire? If you have, you’re not alone — the majority of Americans are woefully underprepared for retirement.

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Autos

• One of the biggest impediments to EV usage is charging times. (nytimes.com)
• Half of all plug-in vehicles are sold in China.

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UK foreign minister with a WhatsApp message this morning 7 Oct
Get behind the PM so suitably positioned for back-stabbing ?
The “amber” he refers too is Home Secretary ( Interior Minister) Amber Rudd who has in the wake of increasing pressure and a disaster-prone party conference speech.

Credit cards are a great financial tool to have; when used responsibly, they can protect you and your purchases while rewarding your regular spending. But when you’re first starting out and apply for new credit cards, you might find nobody will approve you. Even if you have a good credit score, lenders want to see some credit history before they’ll approve you.

That conundrum can cause beginners to have a tough time. In order to build credit, you need credit. In order to get credit, you need to build credit.

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