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What Is SEO And How It Works? Here’s The Reply

By Tommy Flemm 1 month ago

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Here’s a running list of companies boycotting Facebook

By Tommy Flemm 1 year ago

Numerous businesses are pausing their advertising campaigns on Facebook (FB) – and Instagram, which is owned by Facebook – to boycott the company’s policies around what content it moderates and how.

The campaign, called “Stop Hate for Profit,” and organized by the NAACP, Color for Change, the Anti-Defamation League, Sleeping Giants, Free Press, and Common Sense Media, already has some big names involved, including a large swath of the outdoor apparel industry.

“From the monetization of hate speech to discrimination in their algorithms to the proliferation of voter suppression to the silencing of Black voices, Facebook has refused to take responsibility for hate, bias, and discrimination growing on their platforms,” writes the Color for Change website. 

Ben & Jerry’s announced a new flavor, Justice Remix’d, at a press conference September 03, 2019 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images)

By targeting advertisers, the groups hope to get Facebook

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Nike earnings: Here’s what to expect

By Tommy Flemm 1 year ago

On Thursday sportswear giant Nike (NKE) reports its fourth-quarter results after the bell. Investors will be keeping an eye on Nike’s China sales, digital platform, and the company’s performance during the coronavirus pandemic. Analysts polled by Bloomberg predict Nike will report adjusted earnings per share of 10 cents on revenue of $7.4 billion.

Despite a predicted hit from the virus outbreak, several analysts say the company has a bright future fueled by its strengthening e-commerce platforms and its progressive stances on social justice. 

“Nike is the king of the hill,” analyst Sam Poser of Susquehanna Financial Group told Yahoo Finance, but he does acknowledge that Nike is coming out of a challenging quarter. “Q4 is going to be a tough quarter; there’s no doubt about it … There’s nothing you can do about it, it’s really what they’re going to say about next quarter. How well they weather, they tell

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Here’s what has happened so far to the $3 trillion in pandemic aid

By Tommy Flemm 1 year ago

Much of the debate around another coronavirus stimulus bill, or phase 4, has centered around how the money from the first three phases has been spent.

“We have directly appropriated $3 trillion,” Sen. Pat Toomey (R-PA) said in a recent Yahoo Finance interview. With the Federal Reserve’s lending power added in, he said, the U.S. government actually has around $6 trillion in spending power and “most of it isn’t out the door yet.”

Toomey is right that much of the Federal Reserve’s impact hasn’t yet been fully felt in the economy. But the money sent to other areas – such as the $1,200 checks sent to Americans and forgivable loans to small business – is long out the door.

Over a remarkable few weeks in March, Washington passed a series of bills, including an $8 billion phase 1 deal signed into law on March 6, followed by a slightly

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Here’s what the market is saying about rising coronavirus cases and the economy

By Tommy Flemm 1 year ago

Florida, once positioned to be an exemplar among states preparing to relax lockdowns, has now become a cautionary tale — joining California, Arizona and Texas in a string of areas experiencing a resurgence in coronavirus cases.

Nevertheless, a volatile Wall Street, while still prone to retrenchment, remains firmly entrenched in a bull market bolstered by aggressive stimulus from the U.S. government and the Federal Reserve. The market’s helter-skelter tone is largely reflective of the competing impulses of a nationwide rise in COVID-19 diagnoses, and expectations for an economic revival. 

For weeks, analysts have lamented the dichotomy between Wall Street and a real economy. Yet Paul Schatz, Heritage Capital’s president, told Yahoo Finance this week that current prices aren’t actually disconnected from economic reality at all.

“The market action is discounting economic activity 3-6 months down the road,” he said. “Although short term sentiment is frothy…long term investors…are still hunkered down

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