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New normal? A couple sharp corrections like this and everyone will be scrambling to buy again.
Cant wait. Combine that with rapidly slowing home buying and we're about primed for a bear market. But for the next 2 months, wild market swings both ways should be expected.Until them Q4 earnings come in that show a contraction in consumer spending and corporate investment
$2,000 out of pocket for car repairs, and now about $2,000 for some dental issues and $6,300 for this semester of my masters. All out of pocket. Trying real hard not to touch my stock account
Well, is anyone still holding onto NVDA from $290/share? Just checking for a friend.
Well, is anyone still holding onto NVDA from $290/share? Just checking for a friend.
I bought some a couple days ago at $146.
Should I sell Facebook? Bought shares last year at 130 and worried it will go less than that. I was going to buy some mutual funds
guess addiction pays in the vaping industryhttps://www.cnbc.com/2018/12/20/juu...idend-to-its-employees-after-altria-deal.html
Health and Science
Juul employees get a special $2 billion bonus from tobacco giant Altria, averaging about $1.3 million per person
Published 2 hours ago | Updated 10 min ago
David Faber@DavidFaber
Angelica LaVito@angelicalavito
Key Points
- Juul employees stand to receive a $2 billion dividend from Altria as part of the tobacco giant’s deal announced Thursday, according to people familiar with the plan.
- The bonus averages out to roughly $1.3 million for each of Juul’s roughly 1,500 employees.
- Altria invested $12.8 billion for a 35 percent stake in Juul that values the e-cigarette company at $38 billion.
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Marlboro maker Altria takes 35% stake in e-cigarette company JUUL
Juul’s 1,500 employees are getting a $2 billion bonus from Altria, averaging about $1.3 million each, as part of the tobacco giant’s $12.8 billion investment in the e-cigarette maker, people familiar with the matter told CNBC.
The bonus is being paid out as a special dividend as part of the deal, which was announced Thursday.
How much employees get depends on a number of factors, including how long they’ve been with the company and how much stock they own, another person briefed on the terms said.
Juul is receiving the lump sum payout as part of the deal and has decided to share it with its staff, one of the people said.
Altria’s 35 percent stake values Juul at $38 billion.