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Return Season Hits Hard; Some Retailers See Bright Side Of Customer Experience

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With Mastercard putting a 49 percent tag on the eCommerce spike for the holidays, this year will be the toughest on record for handling what is a resource- and capital-intensive task. Which means the race in January will be to those that can safely and securely offer returns that are almost as simple as making the purchase in the first place.

Retail 86
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Russia in Ukraine: Let Loose the Dogs of War!

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In this section, I will begin by looking at the bond market effects and then move on to equities and other asset classes, starting by looking at the localized reaction (for Ukranian and Russian securities) and then the global ripple effects. Bond Markets and Default Risk.

Economics 130
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Russia in Ukraine: Let Loose the Dogs of War!

Musings on Markets

In this section, I will begin by looking at the bond market effects and then move on to equities and other asset classes, starting by looking at the localized reaction (for Ukranian and Russian securities) and then the global ripple effects. As Russian equities have imploded, the ripple effects again are being felt across the globe.

Economics 100
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Transcript: Brian Hamburger

Barry Ritholtz

So clearly you see the overlap between being an attorney, understanding the intricacies of securities law. And the big one that they get hung up on is they can’t engage in a private securities transaction without getting the prior written consent of the firm. HAMBURGER: National Financial Partners, right? RITHOLTZ: Right.

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Transcript: Robert Koenigsberger

Barry Ritholtz

RITHOLTZ: Like state versus national or something? But you know, today, the markets — you know, think about now, there is a buy side, ETFs, ‘40 Acts. Bank of America decided they wanted to sell their branch in Lima, Peru, and the price tag was a million dollars. Now, it’s sovereign, quasi-sovereign U.S.

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Transcript: Angus Deaton

Barry Ritholtz

What really makes people happy and how significant having or not having a, a college degree, you know, the United States has very much become a bifurcated nation. They were looking at fast food restaurants in southern New Jersey and Pennsylvania. It looks like 90% of the people are working in fast food. Healthcare minimum wage.

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Transcript: Dave Nadig

Barry Ritholtz

And we literally talk about during the show, I got a tag to present to the SEC, about their new single stock product. I mean, we have a lot of securities laws in this country, not because we’re obsessed with lawmaking, but because some bad stuff happened and we fixed it by making rules about it. Why don’t you speak to him?

Finance 107