Weekly CEO News from Richard Ingram
September 4, 2017

Wednesday was a historic day in the biotech field. A revolutionary way of fighting cancer was approved for the first time by the Food and Drug Administration. Novartis’ (NYSE: NVS) CAR-T therapy Kymriah got the green light from U.S. regulators

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from the Richmond Fed — this post authored by Sabrina R. Pellerin The first U.S. credit union – St. Mary’s Cooperative Credit Association in Manchester, N.H. – opened its doors in 1908 with the mission of meeting the personal financial

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So yeah. Good luck trading this. I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a setup that’s more conducive to algo madness. That’s from our week ahead preview and it should serve as a warning to anyone feeling brave about trading the euro around

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POITOU, FRANCE – Today is Labor Day. Most of the world pays homage to its sweating, busing, trucking classes, its poor huddled masses… yearning for a cushier seat and a better deal… on May 1. President Grover Cleveland chose the

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With negotiations around NAFTA continuing on into this week, many Americans are rightfully wondering how major changes to the deal could impact their lives. Discussions are still early, and it’s tough to predict the exact policies that will be affected

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Doug Goldstein, CFP®, director of Profile Investment Services Ltd., and Shannah Game, CFP® and millennial investment specialist, discuss if millennial investors short attention span is unique to their generation, or if other investors also suffer from limited financial focus. Shannah

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Cryptocurrencies are crashing. In the last 48 hours most of the largest cryptocurrencies lost approximately 30%. Is this time to panic and sell everything (as implicitly suggested by this Forbes author)? Or is this a buy opportunity? Before looking into the details we

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RBOB Gasoline futures tumbled to their lowest level in almost a week overnnight as several US Gulf Coast refineries reported their plans to restart operations after the devastation of Hurricane Harvey forced them to shutdown. While about one-fifth of U.S. refining capacity is halted, according to data

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Citi analyst Joel Beatty found comments online from U.S. Congressman Collin Peterson that voice support for approval of PTC Therapeutics’ (PTCT) Duchenne muscular dystrophy treatment ataluren, which is also known as Translarna. The document appears to have been posted last

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Ask a child what he or she wants to be when they grow up, and you’ll probably get a standard answer: firefighter, doctor, teacher – all occupations we learn to recognize at an early age. Rarely do you hear a

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