Whole Foods is expanding into new markets (and unfamiliar territory) by moving into low income neighborhoods. Can the company, often nicknamed “Whole Paycheck” for its high end inventory (and prices) expect to survive in an area where residents can’t afford the usual Whole Foods price tag? Will the store thrive or starve? ….

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WARREN BUFFETT HAMMERS TRUMP ON TAXES

Billionaire Warren Buffett released some of his personal tax information in response to Donald Trump’s attack on his tax deductions and criticized the Republican nominee for not sharing his own tax returns.

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SAMSUNG HALTS PRODUCTION OF NOTE 7 AFTER MORE FAULTY BATTERIES REPORTED

When Samsung Electronics introduced its sleek, high-end Galaxy Note 7 smartphone in August, one of its senior executives called it “the most intelligent smartphone that we have ever created.” Today, that model — which the South Korean electronics giant was counting on to help it close the gap with Apple, its biggest rival — looks more like an expensive problem that will not go away…

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Closing Bell

-Monday, October 10th

Crude Rallies, Leads Stocks to Higher Gains

Big Insider Trades

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