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Real estate start-up Redfin surges over 44% in IPO: 'We are the Apple of real estate,' CEO says
Redfin specializes in buying and selling homes and uses a mobile app for tasks such as scheduling home tours and suggesting listings.
The Week That Was: Health-care reform fails
CNBC's Morgan Brennan looks back at the week's top business and financial stories.
TREASURIES-Yields fall as U.S. wage data reinforces low inflation fears
*North Korea missile test sparks bond safety buying. NEW YORK, July 28- U.S. You're getting further confirmation that there's not a meaningful pick up in wages, which probably doesn't bode well for the outlook for inflation, "said Subadra Rajappa, head of U.S. interest rate strategy at Societe Generale in New York.
Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman: We're the Lyft or Uber of real estate
Redfin CEO Glenn Kelman discusses the online real estate company's IPO on the Nasdaq and how his company is disrupting the traditional real estate industry.
US Treasurys higher as bond investors digest GDP data
U.S. government debt prices were higher on Friday, as investors digest data releases.
Hedge funds making risky bet on Venezuelan bonds ahead of widely condemned vote
One particular trade is in the Nov. 2017 bond of the state-owned oil company, which faces the possibility of sanctions.
A lot of the warnings signs have been with us for a long time: Michael Farr
Michael Farr, CNBC contributor and Farr, Miller & Washington president and CEO, discusses Oaktree's Howard Marks comments about the market and his own outlook.
US TREASURY YIELDS FALL TO SESSION LOWS AFTER REPORT THAT NORTH KOREA FIRED MISSILES, 10-YEAR YIELDS FALL TO 2.29 PCT
US TREASURY YIELDS FALL TO SESSION LOWS AFTER REPORT THAT NORTH KOREA FIRED MISSILES, 10- YEAR YIELDS FALL TO 2.29 PCT.
TREASURIES-Yields fall as slowing U.S. wage growth suggests inflation remains low
NEW YORK, July 28- U.S. The Employment Cost Index, the broadest measure of labor costs, increased 0.5. percent in the April-June period after accelerating 0.8 percent in the first quarter, the Labor Department said on Friday. Youre getting further confirmation that theres not a meaningful pick up in wages, which probably doesnt bode well for the outlook for...