Plus, trade discussions between the U.S. and China have finally been scheduled, the Ukraine whistleblower scandal continues, and IPOs have had a rough week.
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Read More“This fundamental concept is the same one that resulted in the market meltdowns in 2008.” And when this trend reverses, “it will get ugly,” Burry says.
Read MorePlus, the jobs report was mixed, U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s bad week gets worse, Apple is taking advantage of cheap debt, and Facebook can now be used as a dating app.
Read MorePlus, Chinese negotiators are maintaining “effective communication,” Hurricane Dorian is bearing down on Florida, Campbell Soup is gaining, and Ulta Beauty is crashing.
Read MorePlus, China wants to prevent further escalation in the trade war, Apple is announcing its new iPhones on September 10, and Best Buy reported earnings.
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