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Cannabis deals in Europe will help pot giant Aphria build up a war chest ahead of an expected frenzy of M&A in the U.S., the company’s chair and chief executive told MarketWatch ahead of the group’s earnings on Monday.

Shares of Alibaba Group Holdings Ltd. surged more than 5% Monday in Hong Kong trading, after the e-commerce giant was fined a record $2.8 billion by China’s antitrust regulator.

CEO pay surged in 2020, a year of historic business upheaval, a wrenching labor market for many workers and unprecedented challenges for many leaders.

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell on Sunday said “it will be a while” before the conditions are in place for the central bank to tap the brakes to try to cool the economy off.

In an interview with “CBS Sunday Morning,” the Ohio Republican, who resigned from Congress in 2015 amid a GOP power struggle, said the rise of Republican idealogues has changed the party — and the country — for the worse.

Google for years operated a secret program that used data from past bids in the company’s digital advertising exchange to allegedly give its own ad-buying system an advantage over competitors, according to court documents filed in a Texas antitrust lawsuit.

“I think China knows that in the early stages of COVID, it didn’t do what it needed to do, which was to, in real-time, give access to international experts, in real-time to share information, in real-time to provide real transparency,” Blinken said in an interview with NBC News’ “Meet the Press” that aired Sunday.

‘There is some evidence to suggest a short-term decrease in suicide in the immediate aftermath of a disaster.’

There were 16 counties nationwide where homeowners paid more than $10,000 in property taxes last year on average.

‘My husband is more interested in dipping deep into our savings, and living it up in retirement while we are young enough to enjoy it.’

Mainstream sources of entertainment are back as people prepare for reentry into society after the yearlong isolation of COVID-19.

The proposed tax on residents making $1 million a year or more will hit nearly 123,000 New Yorkers across the state.

Research indicates many people retire without a realistic understanding of how much they can safely spend, and some who could spend more don’t.

Before sitting back and letting the IRS do the work, experts say some people should at least consider filing an amended return.

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There’s wider-than-usual dispersion in the returns of individual stocks as the bull market matures.