What Good Business Should Be

Business does not have to be bad. We should try to get business right. To do this, we have to follow twelve principles of good business.

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Food and coronavirus: Here’s why grocery stores don’t have what you want

Travel restrictions also are clogging up road networks and making it difficult for farm workers to get where they are needed. And at the end of food supply chains, supermarkets that have come to rely on just-in-time deliveries have been upset by huge demand and panic buying. Global stocks of staple commodities such as wheat, […]

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Zambia’s bonds drop on expected restructuring

Zambia’s bonds have slumped after the country’s government called in advisers to help restructure its debt, as investors worry that the coronavirus crisis could trigger a wave of defaults in emerging markets.The copper exporter was already struggling with a growing...
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In the Hamptons and Martha’s Vineyard, locals fear wealthy coronavirus refugees

In Southold, New York, on the North Fork of Long Island, town supervisor Scott A. Russell warned that if more people arrive, it will stretch resources to a breaking point. He has asked the governor to put a travel ban in place, prohibiting all but essential workers...
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Commercial paper market still creaking despite Fed measures

A crucial $1.1tn financing source for blue-chip US companies remains strained despite efforts by the Federal Reserve to stabilise the market, prompting groups like cigarette maker Altria and hotel operator Marriott to search for other sources of funding.Financing...
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Carnival seeks $6 billion as Covid-19 pandemic devastates cruise industry

The cruise operator announced on Tuesday that it intends to raise $3 billion of secured notes and $1.75 billion of convertible notes — both due in three years — as well as $1.25 billion of new shares. Wedbush analyst James Hardiman said in a note on Tuesday that...
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Weekly mortgage applications tank 29% as coronavirus stops homebuyers

Weekly mortgage applications tank 29% as coronavirus stops homebuyers

Mar 28, 2020

An increase in interest rates, combined with a massive shutdown of the economy caused homeowners and potential homebuyers to back away from the mortgage market. Total mortgage application volume fell 29.4% last week from the previous week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association’s seasonally adjusted index. The average contract interest rate for 30-year fixed-rate mortgages […]

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Coronavirus shakes markets, but investors are putting money into China

Coronavirus shakes markets, but investors are putting money into China

Apr 1, 2020

As world markets, especially U.S. markets, tremble on surging cases of the coronavirus, there’s one market seeing investors return: China. The infection rate of coronavirus has slowed in China, and there appears to be a growing appetite among fund managers to start buying Chinese assets again. Pinebridge Investments, a New York-based firm, is going “all […]

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Physique Language For Business Success

by | April 22, 2016 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Business-to-enterprise, or B2B, sales differ in some ways from enterprise-to-client sales. On this lesson, we'll be taught why they differ and how the selling process works when selling to a business buyer. What you are looking at proper now's a lens on Squidoo....
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Growing Your Small Enterprise

by | April 15, 2016 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Source IP goals to make it simpler for Australian companies to access public sector innovation and technology by sharing information, indicating licensing preferences and facilitating contact with IP generated by the public analysis sector in Australia. For either of...
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Spiritual Laws That Enhance Wealth, Well being, And Happiness

by | January 30, 2016 | Biz News | 0 Comments

A small 'tweak' to BHP's dividend is not going to be enough to avoid another credit standing downgrade, Normal & Poor's says philadelphia car accident attorney To be efficient position sizing must be applied to each trade consistently. Let me reiterate each and...
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Food and coronavirus: Here’s why grocery stores don’t have what you want

by | April 1, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Travel restrictions also are clogging up road networks and making it difficult for farm workers to get where they are needed. And at the end of food supply chains, supermarkets that have come to rely on just-in-time deliveries have been upset by huge demand and panic buying. Global stocks of staple commodities such as wheat, […]

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Zambia’s bonds drop on expected restructuring

by | April 1, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Zambia’s bonds have slumped after the country’s government called in advisers to help restructure its debt, as investors worry that the coronavirus crisis could trigger a wave of defaults in emerging markets.The copper exporter was already struggling with a growing...
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In the Hamptons and Martha’s Vineyard, locals fear wealthy coronavirus refugees

by | April 1, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

In Southold, New York, on the North Fork of Long Island, town supervisor Scott A. Russell warned that if more people arrive, it will stretch resources to a breaking point. He has asked the governor to put a travel ban in place, prohibiting all but essential workers...
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Commercial paper market still creaking despite Fed measures

by | April 1, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

A crucial $1.1tn financing source for blue-chip US companies remains strained despite efforts by the Federal Reserve to stabilise the market, prompting groups like cigarette maker Altria and hotel operator Marriott to search for other sources of funding.Financing...
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Carnival seeks $6 billion as Covid-19 pandemic devastates cruise industry

by | April 1, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

The cruise operator announced on Tuesday that it intends to raise $3 billion of secured notes and $1.75 billion of convertible notes — both due in three years — as well as $1.25 billion of new shares. Wedbush analyst James Hardiman said in a note on Tuesday that...
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Premarket stocks: Last quarter was brutal. This one is a wild card

by | April 1, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

The details: The S&P 500 (INX) fell 20% between January and March. It was the worst quarter for the index since the end of 2008, when the S&P 500 fell 22.6%. Since World War II, the index has dropped 20% or more in a quarter just five times, according to...
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Foreigners sell record haul of Indian assets due to coronavirus

by | April 1, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Foreign investors sold a record $16bn of Indian stocks and bonds in March as the economic tumult caused by coronavirus prompted a flight from emerging markets.The selling by overseas investors came during a dire month for India’s financial markets. The Bombay Stock...
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Welcome to the Second Quarter. Brace Yourself.

by | April 1, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

We are holding a conference call for DealBook readers tomorrow, April 2, at 11 a.m. Eastern. We will go behind the scenes of the Trump administration’s response to the coronavirus and what policy actions may come next. Our special guest will be Maggie Haberman, one of...
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How coronavirus tore through global markets in the first quarter

by | April 1, 2020 | Biz News | 0 Comments

Global stocks are set for their worst quarter since the 2008 financial crisis under the pressure of the coronavirus pandemic. The wave of stress has been concentrated into six weeks of frenetic trading, as many of the world’s biggest economies went into lockdown and...
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Coronavirus shakes markets, but investors are putting money into China

by | April 1, 2020 | Finance | 0 Comments

As world markets, especially U.S. markets, tremble on surging cases of the coronavirus, there's one market seeing investors return: China.The infection rate of coronavirus has slowed in China, and there appears to be a growing appetite among fund managers to start...
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