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Remember MoviePass? It Might Still Be Charging You Money

MoviePass was laid to rest in September, but if you thought your monthly charges were too, you might have to think again. Like most seemingly too-good things that don’t have a catch, MoviePass turned out to have one. Or three. Remember when the subscription service changed its $15-for-two-movies-a-month plan to an “unlimited” plan that offered a movie a day for just $10 per month? As a surprise to no one, this did not last — and instead, users were hit with restrictions and price increases until the company shut down on September 14. But the New York Post reported last week that some former users are still being charged for the service. > A big middle finger to moviepass, which despite having closed on 9/14, is still charging my card ($4.64 for no service). > > Canceling my card, but there’s a reason why this company failed. cancelled> > — Jazzzzai...

Back on Track: Ride the Railroad Recovery with CSX Stock

With the U.S.-China trade war ravaging the railroad industry, it has been a tough year for holders of CSX (NASDAQ:CSX) stock. Watching the CSX stock price tumble from $80 to below $70 wasn't exactly what I would call a pleasure trip.Source: Wangkun Jia / Shutterstock.com A cringe-inducing earnings report from July didn't exactly bring sunshine into the lives of CSX stock investors, either. However, optimism may be called for in the year's final quarter as an October surprise seems to have kept CSX stock from going off the rails. CSX Stock Falls HardMultiple sectors of the American economy have taken a direct hit from the ongoing trade dispute. In fact, in a research study conducted by Pablo Fajgelbaum, Pinelopi Goldberg, Patrick Kennedy and Amit Khandelwal, the authors concluded, "We find large impacts of the war on imports and exports. … These estimates imply an annual loss for the U.S. of $51...