Articles on
Finance
Reflections of a Trade War Correspondent
Sarah Holbrook
December 16, 2019
In the words of New York Times Columnist Paul Krugman, \”At this point I\’ve lost count of how many times markets have rallied in the ...
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My Optimistic 2020 Playbook…with Caveats
Robin Lewis
December 2, 2019
Heading into the home stretch of the 2019 Holiday season it looks like a bipolar mix of optimistic mania on one extreme and relative ho-hum ...
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Here’s What Recent Store Closures Have in Common
Jasmine Glasheen
October 16, 2019
This isn\’t another article prattling on about the so-called \”retail apocalypse.\” Instead, we are going to take a look at what the retailers that are ...
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The Economy: Drums of Uncertainty Beat Louder and Closer
Robin Lewis
September 10, 2019
Just a year ago I wrote that Q2 2018 was a wonderful quarter with GDP jumping 4.3 percent. However, I suggested that the hyperbole coming ...
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Ulta is a “Buy and Hold”
Robin Lewis
September 4, 2019
Wall Street continually sets itself up as a \”short-termer,\” a piñata stuffed full of a bunch of day-traders that I can\’t whack at hard enough ...
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Wall Street Quandary: Investing in New Food
David Merrefield
August 6, 2019
Why have investors gone nuts for Beyond Meat, the maker of a vegetable-based meat alternative? And \”nuts\” is an apt term. Beyond had its IPO ...
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The Rise and Fall of the Middle Class: A Retail Cancer
Robin Lewis
July 21, 2019
Is the retail industry, and for that matter, all consumer-facing industries in denial? Actually I think they have not yet detected the real cancer, soon ...
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Richard Baker is my Name – Real Estate is my Game
Robin Lewis
June 16, 2019
What does Eddie \”fast buck\” Lampert have to do with this? Before I get to the significance of the title of this article and HBC\’s ...
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