Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
October 17, 2015

    There it was, staring me in the face. An article, written by a millennial, titled “If You Have Savings in Your 20s, You’re Doing Something Wrong.” I stared at it, dumbfounded. Like many of you, I was once

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The Chinese central bank continues to increase its gold holdings at a steady pace. Figures released by the People’s Bank of China indicate its gold stash went up another 1% in September, according to a Reuters report: Gold reserves rose

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Hormel Foods (HRL) was founded in 1891 by George Hormel in the small town of Austin Minnesota. Today, Hormel has a market cap of $17.4 billion.  The company has assembled a portfolio of well-known food brands.  The image below shows

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At $267, Bitcoin has retraced the entire plunge from China’s initial devaluation entry into the currency wars and the Black Monday dump. It appears, just as we warned, that China’s increasing crackdown on its – until now lax – capital

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The onset of the third-quarter earnings season has opened a Pandora’s box with investors glued to quarterly releases, looking for stocks that are poised to beat earnings. Market pundits are of the view that a company’s earnings performance is possibly

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After the pretty dismal months of August and September, the fourth quarter has started out much better for investors.  The recent rally has been led by the out of favor value stocks, such as those from the beaten down commodity

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In Tuesday evening’s Democratic Primary Debate, the candidates were asked about the biggest threat facing America  today. Naturally, Middle East volatility and the rise of ISIS were cited, in addition to nuclear weapons falling into the wrong hands. But it

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Uber’s Next Logistics Move – UberRUSH Following a successful pilot in New York City, UberRUSH officially announced UberRUSH in three cities – New York, Chicago, and San Francisco. SupplyChain247 reports Uber’s Next Logistics Move – UberRUSH. For a little over

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Early this week, the Obama Administration announced that it had finalized the terms of its settlement with BP (BP) stemming from the 2010 Deepwater Horizon oil spill. The final price tag will come in at $20.8 billion, which was higher

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