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CityWatch: Pandemic startups: These N.Y. entrepreneurs did the unthinkable during COVID-19

Opening a small business in New York City, where rents and risks can rise as high as a skyscraper, is no mean feat even under ideal circumstances. COVID-19 exacerbates everything. Ask Shweta Khare, Jackie Casiano and Myriam Simpierre, entrepreneurs behind an Upper West Side cafe, West Village hair salon and …

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The Margin: Challenge coin features as ex–Pence adviser Olivia Troye rebuts Keith Kellogg’s story of her being fired and marched out of White House

Olivia Troye, the homeland-security adviser to Vice President Mike Pence who served as Pence’s deputy on the White House coronavirus task force and went public last week with the allegation that President Trump never took the pandemic seriously except insofar as it affected his re-election chances, this week found herself …

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Tesla’s stock skids 7% as promised Battery Day innovations remain off in the future

Tesla Inc. unveiled battery innovations and increased efficiencies that appeared to underwhelm investors late Tuesday at its much anticipated “Battery Day.” Tesla stock’s TSLA, -5.59%, which had gained more than 4% after an upbeat post-shareholder-meeting presentation, turned south as soon as Chief Executive Elon Musk said that some of the …

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Key Words: CNN’s Don Lemon: We need to ‘blow up the entire system’

CNN’s Don Lemon Getty Images “ ‘The minority in this country get to decide who our judges are and who our president is. Is that fair?’ ” That’s CNN host Don Lemon explaining on Monday night his rationale behind what he sees as the need to “blow up the entire system,” specifically …

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Asia Markets: Asian equity markets track Wall Street’s retreat as investors fret over coronavirus pandemic’s continuing economic toll

Shares slipped Tuesday in Asia after markets tumbled worldwide on worries about the pandemic’s economic pain. Market Extra:Why the Dow dived: Ginsburg replacement battle amplifies election jitters, uncertainty over stimulus Hong Kong’s Hang Seng HSI, -0.86%  lost 0.3% to 23,894.72 and the Kospi 180721, -2.37%  in South Korea sank 1.7% …

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FA Center: This mutual fund may have cracked the ‘Buffett Code’ — Berkshire Hathaway’s secret sauce

For the 55 calendar years from 1965 through 2019, Berkshire Hathaway’s stock rose at an 18.6% annualized pace, versus 11.8% for the S&P 500 SPX, -1.15%  . (Both returns reflect reinvested dividends.) Warren Buffett can take credit for this, and he appears to be very much in charge of Berkshire. …

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Where Should I Retire?: I’m a ‘young 68’ with $3,200 a month in Social Security and don’t want it taxed — where should I retire north or west of Colorado?

Dear MarketWatch, I am finishing 50 years in the airline industry next year, and I am looking to relocate to anywhere north or west of Colorado (including Colorado) — but not California because of the taxes. I will have approximately $ 3,200 a month in Social Security and will hopefully …

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Asia Markets: Asian markets start Monday lower with U.S. mired in three-week losing streak

BEIJING (AP) — Asian stock markets were mostly lower Monday after Wall Street declined for a third week and Britain reported a rise in coronavirus infections. Data:Keep tabs on U.S. stock-market futures Benchmarks in Shanghai, Hong Kong and Sydney retreated. Japanese markets were closed for a holiday. On Friday, Wall …

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Mutual Funds Weekly: These money and investing tips can keep your stocks and bonds covered in every season

Don’t miss these top money and investing features: These money and investing stories, popular with MarketWatch readers over the past week, offer advice and insights for your portfolio decisions as the U.S. stock market heads into the worst of its seasonal weakness. Indeed, “fall” is the appropriate metaphor for the …

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