Medline Industries Explores Sale
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Medline Industries is exploring a sale that could value the big medical-supply company at as much as $30 billion and mark the latest in a recent string of large leveraged-buyout bids.
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Medline Industries is exploring a sale that could value the big medical-supply company at as much as $30 billion and mark the latest in a recent string of large leveraged-buyout bids.
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Stock valuations have never been so stretched at the beginning of a new economic cycle. This doesn’t mean disaster, but savers need to plan for lower future returns.
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Postponing instead of canceling can save you money. Use the time to rethink your wedding. ‘Allowing couples to really embrace who they are.’
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Cryptocurrency giant Coinbase Global’s stock-market debut on Wednesday is expected to be a blockbuster, though doubts persist about a lofty valuation for the digital currency exchange.
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The regulator said it has found some investment firms that tout socially responsible investing were potentially misleading investors, part of its enhanced review of funds that claim to support environmentally friendly policies but don’t adhere to them.
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Here are seven major companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news.
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Vaccitech PLC, spun out of the University of Oxford in 2016, said it plans to use the technology underpinning the vaccine to develop treatments targeting prostate cancer, hepatitis B and human papillomavirus.
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Stocks finished with gains, as the S&P 500 notched a third straight positive week, its longest winning streak since October.
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The size and spread of the e-commerce giant’s distribution network could blunt the impact of a union push, but its effect on margin expansion could still be in question.
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The dollar has slipped this month as the Federal Reserve stuck to its message that it won’t raise interest rates soon despite forecasts that the U.S. economy will recover faster than its peers.
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A quirk in the calendar is doing some heavy lifting: The market declines from early last year just vanished from a key fund-manager benchmark.
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For the past month, the “reflation trade” bet that a pumped-up economy would benefit riskiest assets the most has gone almost perfectly into reverse.
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Stock futures suggested the rally in tech shares would pause.
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A blockchain stock surges following the release of an analyst’s report, but investors would be wise to read the fine print.
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A Chinese property tax of any significance would undermine the overheated land market that both local governments and households increasingly rely on.
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Investors have been backpedaling hard on the fitness-products maker’s stock even as its delivery times have improved.
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For the world’s largest companies, global tax policy is proving the adage that you should be careful what you wish for.
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Shares of Bright Horizons and Progyny have underperformed as the pandemic and economic downturn have shifted routines and led to a baby bust.
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Port congestion issues are bad news for Americans eager to upgrade their wardrobes. But retailers may end up benefiting—at least a little.
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Some couples who racked up fees for postponed weddings are rethinking the whole affair. “I can’t stomach spending a cent more.”