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U.S. Wide-Moat Stocks On Sale – The March 2023 Heat Map

We are only interested in those targets that are attractively valued in historical comparison. Click here for our 3-step process that focuses on wide-moat stocks...

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Voss Capital – Alta Equipment Group: Continuing Their Steady ‘Beat And Raise’ Cadence

One investment idea that has grown to nearly 5% of the portfolio is Alta Equipment Group. Click here for our brief investment thesis on ALTG stock...

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Why Amazon and Uber Stocks Topped the Market on Tuesday

On quite a down Tuesday for the stock market, both Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN) and Uber (NYSE: UBER) managed to do better than most titles. No less an institution than Goldman Sachs (NYSE: GS) tapped Amazon and Uber to head its new list of top internet stock picks. Amazon was Goldman's No. 1 pick for the remainder of this year...

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Why I Always Check Reddit Before Making a Major Purchase

One of the most amazing things that Amazon introduced us to way back when was the customer review. You could find dozens, even hundreds of reviews from real people who purchased the products, helping you make more informed purchasing decisions. Sadly, these days, the reviews you find on Amazon seem just as likely to be fake as not -- or, often worse, they're not even for the item in the listing at all...

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Sports streaming rights won’t ‘just go to one or two FAANGs’: Analyst

Bank of America Senior Media & Entertainment Analyst Jessica Reif Ehrlich joins Yahoo Finance Live to discuss the future of sports streaming...

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How Big Tech performed this earnings season amid layoffs, AI integration trends

Yahoo Finance tech reporter Allie Garfinkle joins the Live show to grade how tech sector leaders performed this past earnings season amid labor trends, A.I. adoption, and TikTok facing legislative headwinds...

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UPDATE 1-Amazon worker loses bid for California class action over remote work expenses

Amazon.com Inc on Tuesday defeated a proposed class action lawsuit on behalf of nearly 7,000 workers in California that claimed the company should have reimbursed employees who worked remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic for home office expenses...

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Amazon worker loses bid for California class action over remote work expenses

Amazon.com Inc on Tuesday defeated a proposed class action lawsuit on behalf of nearly 7,000 workers in California that claimed the company should have reimbursed employees who worked remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic for home office expenses...

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REFILE-Amazon worker loses bid for California class action over remote work expenses

Amazon.com Inc on Tuesday defeated a proposed class action lawsuit on behalf of nearly 7,000 workers in California that claimed the company should have reimbursed employees who worked remotely during the COVID-19 pandemic for home office expenses. U.S. District Judge Vincent Chhabria in San Francisco said the named plaintiff, David Williams, failed to show that Amazon had a company-wide policy of not reimbursing employees for internet, cell phone and other costs, and the judge denied his motion to certify the workers as a class. Williams' motion for class certification was denied without prejudice, meaning he can file a renewed motion later on...

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Walmart will derive more profit from services, ad sales in next 5 years -CFO

More of Walmart's future profitability is likely to come from its sales of ads on Walmart.com and from fees it collects from merchants using its online marketplace and delivery services, than from sales of merchandise at its 10,000 stores, its chief financial officer said on Tuesday. "Today, the vast majority of our overall profits are attributable to in-store brick-and-mortar in the U.S.," John David Rainey, Walmart's CFO, said at a Raymond James Conference. Services, such as fees Walmart collects from third-party sellers on Walmart.com, the cut it gets if Walmart fulfills those orders to shoppers and the dollars that advertisers spend through Walmart's growing retail media business, are the higher-margin, faster-growing parts of Walmart's business, Rainey said...

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