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Abercrombie may be back. Will its shoppers stay?

Abercrombie & Fitch Co. (ANF) spent much of the past decade trying to become a different kind of retailer, one that could shed a …

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Jim Cramer sends blunt message to investors picking single stocks

Most people buy a stock because they heard the name, liked the product, or watched it climb. Jim Cramer thinks that habit is backwards. …

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Discount retailer quietly closes another store

A familiar discount retail chain is preparing to close another location, adding to a …

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Celebrity brand whiskey distillery enters Chapter 7 liquidation

While the actual decline is relatively small, even a slight drop in overall liquor …

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Major alcohol company shrinks workforce by nearly 2,000

A major global alcohol company has reduced its workforce by nearly 2,000 employees as …

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Iconic fast-food fried chicken chain closes over 300 restaurants

The fast-food fried chicken space has several contenders vying for the throne. Chick-fil-A has …

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Abercrombie may be back. Will its shoppers stay?

Abercrombie & Fitch Co. (ANF) spent much of the past decade trying to become a different kind of retailer, …

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Kospi Index at a crossroads as Samsung, SK Hynix leverage bets reverse

The Kospi Index has come under intense pressure in the past few months as top constituents like Samsung Electronics …

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Michael Saylor’s “We’re ₿ack” Post Sends Strategy Bitcoin Buy Odds to 96%

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Jim Cramer sends blunt message to investors picking single stocks

Most people buy a stock because they heard the name, liked the product, or watched it climb. Jim Cramer …