China is in damage-control mode after its crackdown on video games sparked an $80 billion market meltdown

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Young players practice Arena of Valor: 5v5 Arena Game, developed by Tencent Inc, outside the shopping mall on October 1, 2017 in Tianjin, China.
People in Tianjin, China, playing games on their phones outside a shopping mall.

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Here are 7 of the top chart patterns used by technical analysts to buy stocks

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Traders watch the price of X Financial, a Chinese technology personal finance company, following the company's IPO on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) in New York, U.S., September 19, 2018.

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Should you wait for a better deal on a home or jump in now? Here's what housing market economists say.

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Floor plans are shrinking across the US.

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From mortgage rates to home sales, here are Fannie Mae's housing market forecasts for the next 2 years

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Nike's warnings on China should scare other companies that do business there

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Nike is focused on Gen Z in China.
Nike's warning on China should spook other companies.

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Financial crises are 'now the rule' and another shock is coming sooner than later, Yale economist warns

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Financial crises are the new normal, according to one Yale economist.

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'Shark Tank' investor Barbara Corcoran offers housing market advice as buying conditions ease

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Elon Musk really, really hates running a public company

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Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

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Rates on the most popular US home loan drop to the lowest in 6 months

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Interest-only mortgages were much more strictly regulated after the financial crisis, but now higher-income borrowers are turning to them as home prices stay high.

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US banks could get slammed with another $160 billion in losses as commercial real estate faces its biggest crash since 2008

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Commercial real estate is under rising pressure from higher interest rates and falling property valuations.

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