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Foreigners Flee Japan Stocks At Fastest Pace Since At Least 2004

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Foreigners last week sold a net 1.85 trillion yen ($15.4 billion) of Japanese stocks and equity index futures, the biggest combined outflow since Mizuho began tracking the data more than a decade ago.

Insurers Can't Deny Gender Transition Therapy Under Proposal

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Transgender individuals would gain new health-care protections in rules proposed today by U.S. regulators.

History Shows U.S. Stock Rebound Needs Months

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Investors conditioned to expect quick recoveries from equity stumbles may need patience after U.S. stocks fell into the first correction in four years.

Gross Says Fed Move May Be ‘Too Little Too Late’ Amid Turmoil

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Bill Gross said the Fed has waited so long to raise interest rates that any move now may be labeled “too little too late.”

How Donald Trump Is Winning Over Anti-Wall Street Republicans

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A whopping 65 percent of Republican front-runner Donald Trump's supporters say they're "unsatisfied" or "mad as hell" at Wall Street, according to a new poll.

Robot Millionaire Takes A Shot At Fixing Severed Spines

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The 57-year-old scientist wants to treat patients with spinal injuries by using stem-cell related technology to repair nerve connections and robotic suits that aid movement.

Chris Christie Says He Could 'Go Nuclear' In Next GOP Debate

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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie told late-night television host Jimmy Fallon he won’t keep quiet if he’s passed over for questions during the next Republican Party presidential debate later...

Bill Ackman's Tennis Protege Climbs Rankings To Make Open Debut

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Hedge-fund billionaire Bill Ackman has amassed a fortune by recognizing potential, so it made perfect sense to pledge his financial support when he saw young Frances Tiafoe on a tennis court.

Why More Employees Are Going Back To Their Old Jobs

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So-called boomerang employees—workers who return to a former employer—are on the rise.

The Hedge That Wasn't: How $150 Billion Of Mystery Bonds Failed

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Nontraditional bond funds, which typically give managers free rein and have racked up about $150 billion under management, promised safety amid turmoil but have mostly failed to deliver.

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