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BySergei KlebnikovForbes Staff Dec 3, 2021 Daily Dividend Report: Bank Of Montreal, Verizon Communications, Ecolab, Hasbro, Applied Materials, Nucor Daily Dividend Report: Bank Of Montreal, Verizon Communications, Ecolab, Hasbro, Applied Materials, Nucor ByDividend ChannelContributor Dec 3, 2021 Should We “Buy The Dip” Again? Watch These 3 Things. In a market that has been trained all year long to “buy the dip”, how do we know if this is just another minor pullback — and a new buying opportunity into the Santa Claus Rally — or the start of a real (and very overdue) corrective decline? ByJohn KosarContributor Dec 3, 2021 Didi Packs Its Bags For Hong Kong, Week In Review Yesterday afternoon, the SEC announced how they are going to enforce the Holding Foreign Companies Accountable Act (HFCAA). ByBrendan AhernSenior Contributor Dec 3, 2021 Hedge Funds Are Back To The Value Rotation But With Pricey Growth Stocks Goldman Sachs said hedge funds are usually tilted toward growth stocks, but they started to rotate toward value in the middle of last year when the economy and stock market started to rebound. ByJacob WolinskyContributor Dec 3, 2021 Corporate Profits Have Been Much Less Volatile Than Implied By GAAP Earnings Corporate profits, when properly measured, have been much less volatile than implied by GAAP earnings since the first quarter of 2020. ByDavid TrainerContributor Dec 3, 2021 U.S. Labor Market Recovery Lost Steam In November With A Sluggish 210,000 New Jobs Despite a sharp decline in the unemployment rate, the U.S. is still struggling to add back jobs lost during the pandemic. ByJonathan PoncianoForbes Staff Dec 3, 2021 The Future Of Global Impact Investing The once-niche domain of impact investing has now become mainstream. Companies and institutions are finding it more difficult to ignore the call to demonstrate their impact by investors. Here's how some leaders in the industry are approaching impact investing. ByKarl KaufmanContributor Dec 3, 2021 China’s Internet Billionaires Suffer $73 Billion Wipeout As Economy Slows And Government Cracks Down The fortunes of China’s richest Internet billionaires are still getting slammed, with four of the country’s best-known tycoons losing more than $73 billion from their combined net worth since April, when Forbes published this year’s World’s Billionaires List. ByYue WangContributor Dec 3, 2021 Grab Tumbles On Nasdaq Debut After Record SPAC Merger; Investors Fret Over Losses Shares of Grab Holdings tumbled on its first trading day on the Nasdaq, after completing the world’s biggest ever merger involving a special purpose acquisition company, or SPAC. ByJonathan BurgosContributor Dec 3, 2021 Didi Global Starts Delisting Process From New York, Prepares To Relist In Hong Kong Chinese ride-sharing giant Didi Global has begun preparations to delist from the New York Stock Exchange, and subsequently relist in Hong Kong, the company announced on Friday. ByYue WangContributor More Articles © 2021 Forbes Media LLC. All Rights Reserved. AdChoicesPrivacy StatementDo Not Sell My Personal InformationTerms and ConditionsContact UsSend Us FeedbackReport a Security IssueJobs At ForbesReprints & PermissionsForbes Press RoomAdvertiseInvestors Cookies on Forbes YOUR CHOICES REGARDING COOKIES ON THIS SITE Please choose whether this site may use cookies or related technologies such as web beacons, pixel tags, and Flash objects ("Cookies") as described below. You can learn more about how this site uses cookies and related technologies by reading our privacy policy linked to below. Your choices on this site will be applied globally. 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