Agriculture, construction, hospitality and more: Here’s where Trump’s mass deportation plan could bite US economy
WASHINGTON, Nov 24 — President-elect Donald Trump’s hardline immigration proposals – including a controversial mass deportation plan – could prove economically damaging, analysts say, with US sectors that rely heavily on foreign workers like agriculture and construction especially hard hit.
US authorities estimate that there are around 11 million unauthorized people living in the United States,
Read MoreInvestment expert sound warning on US options trading risks
As interest in the US stock market continues to grow among Jamaicans, particularly in the realm of options trading, experts are urging caution. Reynaldo Thompson, vice-president of investment at GK …
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Read MoreTrump's mass deportation plan could end up hurting economic growth
WASHINGTON: President-elect Donald Trump’s hardline immigration proposals — including a controversial mass deportation plan — could prove economically damaging, analysts say, with US sectors that rely heavily on foreign workers like agriculture and construction especially hard hit.
US authorities estimate that there are around 11 million unauthorized people living in the United States,
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Read MoreSNPE: A Growth-Tilted S&P 500 Index Fund Hiding Behind An ESG Theme
The Sunday Investor has completed all the educational requirements for the Chartered Investment Manager designation and is on track to become a licensed options and derivatives trading advisor.
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Read MoreHere's why small-cap ASX ETFs are on the rise
ASX exchange-traded funds (ETFs) invested in small-cap companies listed in Australia or overseas are lifting in value as central banks worldwide begin cutting interest rates.
Small-cap companies tend to do better when rates are lower because this reduces the cost of the debt they need to carry to keep on investing in their growth and development.
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Smartest AI Stock to Buy Now
It’s easy to get caught up in the hype of Nvidia but perhaps the smartest stock to buy now is Alphabet (GOOGL). Across the gamut of products and services offered by Alphabet, a whole new world of revenues opens up when AI is factored in.
We delve in to explore just how large the opportunity is for Alphabet and potentially for shareholders over the next few years.
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Is Meta a Buy After Crashing?
Despite a stellar start to 2023 with a more than 300% increase in stock price at one point, Meta experienced a significant pullback, shedding 15% in value following its first-quarter earnings report.
Meta reported a very solid Q1, with revenues soaring by 27% to $36.5 billion, the fastest growth rate in several quarters,
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Former Richest Man In World Bets $9.4 Billion On 1 Stock
Bill Gates is a household name in the software and technology industry. He co-founded Microsoft (MSFT) with Paul Allen in 1975, and the company now boasts a market cap of almost $2 trillion. While Microsoft offers hardware and services, it is best known for its software products, including the ubiquitous Microsoft Windows operating system (OS).
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