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When it comes to traveling across Europe, most tourists come equipped with a checklist of must-see places: London, Paris, and Rome, among others. Meanwhile, lesser-known cities remain under the radar for most travelers—but bypassing these “second cities” would be a mistake, as these destinations offer distinctive cultures and histories that are worth experiencing firsthand. From a quaint, medieval Latvian town with stunning 13th-century architecture to a vibrant Greek coastal city
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U.S. stocks traded sharply higher on Thursday, as Wall Street digested the European Central Bank’s rates decision.
Americans snapped up more homes in September, suggesting that the U.S. housing sector remains insulated from global economic turmoil. The National Association of Realtors said Thursday that sales of existing …
“We are not in uber-boom mode,” says Neil Dutta.
As Google’s holding company Alphabet prepares to report its most-recent quarterly earnings, the stock’s chart appears ready to break out, according to one leading technical analyst.
After Caterpillar posts an earnings miss, CEO Doug Oberhelman said “Our day will come, but it’s not right now.”
“While still in the early stages, we believe our turnaround plan is starting to generate the change needed to reposition McDonald’s as a modern, progressive burger company,” Easterbrook said in a statement. The United States, McDonald’s top profit market, reported a surprise 0.9 percent increase in sales at restaurants open at least 13 months. McDonald’s said breakfast items and its new Premium Buttermilk Crispy Chicken Deluxe sandwich helped the division
Strong home price gains this past spring and summer have given drowning homeowners a new supply of air.
Caterpillar Inc (CAT.N) on Thursday reported lower quarterly profits, cut its 2015 earnings forecast and warned its revenue would tumble in 2016, weakened by slower economic growth in China and a recession in Brazil. The company said it saw full-year 2015 earnings per share at $3.70, down from the $4.70 seen in the second quarter. Excluding restructuring costs, it lowered its full-year EPS forecast to $4.60 from $5.00 seen in
