24/7 Wall St. reviewed county level migration of young adults to identify the 40 places where young people are moving. Press Release Distribution Service
Global bond yields have fallen to 120-year low
It’s been 120 years since bond yields around the world were this low. Press Release Distribution Service
Cannabis Watch: Marijuana-derived epilepsy drug doubles sales, sending GW Pharma stock soaring
GW Pharmaceuticals PLC reported Tuesday afternoon that sales of its cannabis-derived epilepsy drug more than doubled from the previous quarter, sending shares spiking more than 11% higher in after-hours trading. Press Release Distribution Service
It's time to start back-to-school shopping—these are the best deals and sales so far
You have to buy this stuff anyway, so you might as well save. Press Release Distribution Service
Party City increases projected store closings and secures helium supply
Three months after announcing 45 locations would close throughout the year, Party City officials said they expect “approximately 55 store closures.” Press Release Distribution Service
In One Chart: Is the ‘everything bubble’ finally popping? This chart might have the answer
The stock market is in shambles to start the week, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping more than 700 points after China retaliated against President Trump’s latest move in the intensifying trade war. Press Release Distribution Service
The grim reality of millennials who rely on their parents for money: ‘I pay for lunch at work, and I pay for my Netflix account’
Why it’s time to cut millennials some slack for being financially dependent on their parents. Press Release Distribution Service
You won't have to buy a whole box of Lucky Charms to get the marshmallows anymore
Lucky Charms announced Friday a new product that includes the magically delicious marshmallows of your childhood, but without the rest of the cereal. Press Release Distribution Service
Bond Report: Global bonds whipsawed as Italian political woes sparks flight to safety
U.S. Treasury bond yields edged back up Friday after earlier falling as Matteo Salvini, far-right leader of Italy’s League party calling for early elections, triggering a run for safety in government paper outside of the third-largest economy in the eurozone. Press Release Distribution Service
The Margin: Democrat Michael Bennet says his presidency would free voters up to just live their lives
His surname doesn’t share with President Obama’s the virtue of rhyming with “no drama,” but that, in the face of recent pandemonium in the country’s politics, is what Sen. Michael Bennet is offering from his prospective presidency Press Release Distribution Service
Beat the System: One man stands between us and a currency war
Larry Kudlow may be the only thing standing between us and the next leg of a currency war. Press Release Distribution Service
Market Extra: Fundstrat’s Tom Lee literally pleads with investors to not ignore 5 bullish signs forming in the stock market
U.S. stocks are headed higher in the next six months, says Thomas Lee. Press Release Distribution Service
Appeals court rules against Obama-era proposal to restrict criminal-background checks for job seekers
Court decision lands while new laws aim to ease employment for ex-convicts. Press Release Distribution Service
Meet the lawyer who had $38,000 in student debt forgiven — he’s one of just 5% of people who did it
At one point in the process, Jeffrey Morgan discovered only about half of the payments he’d made since consolidating his loans qualified towards forgiveness. Press Release Distribution Service
Bankruptcy-related job losses are grimly reminiscent of the Great Recession
In the first seven months of the year, U.S.-based companies announced 42,937 job cuts due to bankruptcy, up 40% on the same period last year. Press Release Distribution Service
This teenager was making $4,000 a month reposting memes on Instagram — until he got purged
‘I don’t have another job as Instagram paid in one week what I would get in one month of an actual job.’ Press Release Distribution Service
This woman paid off $10,000 in credit-card debt with a personal loan, but her first attempt landed her in the red again
Emily Rogers, 30, said she resorted to hiding credit cards in a drawer to keep herself from spending. Press Release Distribution Service
Called to Account: Take-Two is instructing the media to calculate numbers the SEC forbids it to report
Take-Two is just the latest company to use reporters to help it get around SEC non-GAAP reporting rules Press Release Distribution Service
FedEx to end delivery partnership with Amazon
FedEx says it will not renew its ground-delivery contract with Amazon at the end of the month…Veuer’s Chandra Lanier has the story. Press Release Distribution Service
Save, manage, retire, spend: The Daily Money is here
Welcome to The Daily Money, your daily destination for news on what makes the world go ’round. Press Release Distribution Service
