Washington's timber industry buffeted by regulations, trade war
MORTON, Lewis County — Countless logging trucks rumbled through timber country, their drivers headed toward Hampton Lumber’s sawmill in Morton. Low-hanging clouds touched the tops of the rolling foothills, with patches of land bald from timber harvesting.
“We take our logs and get every bit out of it that we possibly can.
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Read MoreYoung investors tap social media for investing advice, with mixed results
Most investors sift through myriad sources before making an investment decision. Social media is speeding up the process — not always with good results.
A new report from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) Investor Education Foundation dives into how investors use social media and follow “finfluencers” to inform their investment decisions.
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Read MoreSocial Security checks in April may be smaller than you're expecting – here's why
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Older Americans who collect Social Security benefits may notice that their payments aren’t stretching as far in April.
For some, April’s Social Security checks may be smaller than expected, and there’s a reason for this. Some seniors notice fluctuations in their monthly deposit amounts,
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Read MoreThis Weird Social Security Rule Could Give You Up to 6 Months of Retroactive Benefits
When you claim Social Security, you get to decide when to start benefits.
Most people begin receiving checks after they file their claim. However, there is actually a weird Social Security rule that may allow you to get retroactive benefits. These are benefits you could have collected in the past, but didn’t.
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Why Buffett’s Buying This Beer Stock
In the second quarter, Warren Buffett quietly added nearly 1.4 million shares of Constellation Brands, bringing Berkshire Hathaway’s total stake to roughly just shy of $2 billion.
That’s a bold move at a time when the entire alcohol industry is facing a slump in consumption. But if history is any guide, Buffett tends to buy when sentiment is sour and value hides in plain sight.
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Nvidia’s Next Leg of Growth Could Be Massive
Over the past three years, demand for Nvidia’s GPUs has ballooned so fast that the company has entered a rare feedback loop. Every architecture upgrade sparks a new wave of orders from hyperscalers, which funds even faster improvement, which attracts even more demand. How long can this last?
If Jensen Huang is right,
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Could Peloton Stock Deliver a 3-Bagger Comeback?
Remember when Peloton (NASDAQ: PTON) was the crown jewel of lockdown-era stocks? In early 2021, shares soared above $160, but today, it’s trading below $7.
The plunge may be the death knell for most stocks but here’s what might surprise most investors, beneath the wreckage, there are signs of a quiet but serious transformation.
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