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Click Here To Join Our our FREE Newsletter: The swift reversal for US benchmark indices midweek saw the S&P 500 index drop like a stone from within 4-points of setting a fresh record peak. Three weeks ago investors appeared to cross the Rubicon by discounting tepid data as a temporary phenomenon with activity and hiring…

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Markets Are Counter-Intuitive In Nature If you were living under a rock for the past 7 months (and cut off from everything that has happened this year) and asked where do you think the market will be and only shown these headlines:I’m sure I’m missing a few but here are a few “big” headlines that…

Katie Couric spent nearly ninety minutes interviewing Vicki Kennedy and son Ted Kennedy Jr. in what appeared to be a sold out auditorium. Vicki and Ted Jr. spoke about the late Senator and reflected on his personal as well as public life and legacy. Sen Kennedy represented Massachusetts in the United States Senate for forty-seven years, and has been called the greatest and most influential senator in history. In 2004 he began interviews at the Miller Center of the University of Virginia for an oral history project about his life. Drawing from fifty years of contemporaneous notes from his personal diaries, he wrote his best-selling memoir, True Compass, a New York Times bestseller.

In case you didn’t know the euro is celebrating its 10 year anniversary this year. The name was officially adopted on December 16, 1995 and was introduced to the financial markets on January 1, 1999. Three years later, On January 1, 2002, the euro entered circulation and has emerged as the world’s second reserve currency behind the US dollar.

Critics say the practice is inflating some companies’ valuations By TELIS DEMOS, SHIRA OVIDE and SUSAN PULLIAM Updated June 9, 2015 10:41 p.m. ET Hortonworks Inc. Chief Executive Rob Bearden forecast in March 2014 that the software firm would have a “strong $100 million run rate” by year-end. But the number looked a lot smaller…