The U.S. was supposed to suffer a recession from higher interest rates. It didn’t. Next economists predicted a big slowdown in growth. No dice. And now? The economy is going to be just fine after all.
The S&P 500 has been beating the rest of the world for years, but diversifying geographically may now be “an inexpensive hedge” against a potential correction in U.S stocks, according to Morgan Stanley Wealth Management.
Nikki Haley looks likely to remain in the Republican presidential race and take part in the Super Tuesday primaries on March 5, even as big donors such as the Koch network stop their spending on her longshot run, according to one expert in campaign finance.
Shares of Intuitive Machines Inc. continued their slide Monday as the space-exploration company said that its Odysseus moon-lander mission will be cut short.
After looking past the index-level performance, there are signs that the momentum that has propelled the sector higher over the past year is starting to fade.
Amazon is now part of the Dow Jones Industrial Average, but the exclusive index of 30 blue-chip stocks is still light on tech, according to Ned Davis Research.
The best time to negotiate the terms of a layoff is when you take a new job, career experts say.
BYD’s U9 comes with gull wings and goes 0-60 in less than three seconds, but the ‘supercar’ is more than a Ferrari rival.
The French-born pastry chef is challenged by notions of retirement, expensive parking and boxed cake mixes.
‘Kroger’s acquisition of Albertsons would lead to additional grocery price hikes for everyday goods, further exacerbating the financial strain consumers across the country face today,’ FTC says
Rates on one-year through 30-year Treasurys remained slightly higher Monday after the first of two large government auctions.
Monday’s $63 billion sale of 2-year notes was met with good demand, according to a strategist.
“She can’t afford the monthly payments. I am second in succession as his only child.”
Viswas Raghavan moves over to become head of banking and executive vice chair of Citi, while JPMorgan promotes two insiders.
Historically, this stock-market rally is nearly off the charts, Deutsche Bank says.
