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- 4y agoBACRESRQFollow the Money, Not Omicron, to See Where Surging Demand Will Lead InflationBloomberg
- 5y agoRESRQEd Yardeni Says Earnings-Led Stock ‘Melt-Up’ Has Staying PowerBloomberg
- 5y agoRESRQMuni Sales for New Projects Hit 10-Year High as Economy RevivesBloomberg
- 5y agoRESRQGSBiden Plans to Close Tax Loophole Exploited by Rich, Big BusinessBloomberg
- 5y agoRESRQKorean Battery Company Sees Supply Crunch for Key EV ComponentBloomberg
- 5y agoRESRQThe Debate Over the Next Move in Bonds Has Never Been FiercerBloomberg
- 5y agoBACRESRQGSBubble Deniers Abound to Dismiss Valuation Metrics One by OneBloombergEverywhere you look, there’s a valuation lens that makes stocks look frothy. Also everywhere you look is someone saying don’t worry about it.
- 5y agoBACRESRQEd Yardeni Can Live With Higher Yields for the Sake of EarningsBloombergAs harrowing as it has been to watch bond yields jump, watching them sit still would’ve been worse for stock investors banking on a major revival in earnings this year.
- 5y agoRESRQThe Curious Case of Hard-to-Find WorkersBloombergA record-high share of small businesses report trouble filling jobs
- 5y agoBACRESRQCWall Street Diverges on Muni Issuance as Citi Sees $550 BillionBloombergWall Street banks don’t have a consensus on how much municipal bond business they’ll have next year.
- 6y agoRESRQAONEBALame-Duck Trump Has Potential to Upset Markets With Final ActsBloombergThough the most scrutinized Twitter feed in finance is on track to lose much of its power on Jan. 20, that still leaves about 10 weeks for President Donald Trump to roil markets.
- 6y agoFBAMZNAAPLRESRQS&P 500 Futures Fall After Worst Weekly Decline Since MarchBloombergAfter a calm start, futures traders in U.S. equities again turned skittish as oil tumbled before a week laden with political and economic risk.
- 6y agoGMLINIOTSLA+1World’s Top Electric-Car Battery Maker Faces Showdown in SeoulBloombergA plan by South Korea’s LG Chem Ltd. to hive off its superstar business may need overseas investors to get it across the line.
- 6y agoRESRQAmerica’s $20 Trillion Debt Pile Is Getting Cheaper as It GrowsBloombergThe U.S. government is paying less as it borrows more, one reason investors appear more comfortable than Congress about funding another leg of stimulus.Interest payments in the federal budget declined about 10% in the first 11 months of this fiscal year, when America was running up its biggest deficit since World War II. Over the next few years, servicing the national debt will be cheaper than any ...
- 6y agoITMCKRESRQAMZN+3Pollster With Fake Staff Gave Top Grades to Firms Landing DealsBloombergEveryone knows Yelp reviews are unscientific.
- 6y agoRESRQMSWe Need a Name for the Greatest Economic Crisis in a CenturyBloombergThe IMF calls it the Great Lockdown. Morgan Stanley says it’s the Great Covid-19 Recession, or GCR for short. Ed Yardeni, who coined the term “bond vigilantes” back in the 1980s, has named this the Great Virus Crisis.
- 6y agoRESRQGSAvidity Fund Gains 14% in Hot Start for Health-Care SpecialistsBloombergHealth-care specialist Avidity Partners is tapping into one of the hottest sectors for hedge fund startups, and its early investors are being rewarded.
- 6y agoNFLXAMZNRESRQMSFT+1World Economy Working From Home Gets a Glimpse of the Virtual FutureBloombergThe lockdown gripping much of the world economy has spurred a real-time stress test of the long-heralded digital future.
- 6y agoCMCORESRQWFC+1Wall Street Turns a Blind Eye to Catastrophic U.S. Economic DataBloombergWall Street’s interpretation of economic data has always been a curious thing. There are times when bad reports are bad news and prompt traders to unload stocks, and times when bad is good and sparks furious rallies.
- 6y agoRESRQChina-Focused Hedge Funds Risk a Wave of RedemptionsBloombergCredit Suisse Group AG is telling China-focused hedge funds they need to communicate more with investors as concerns grow that redemptions from the region will accelerate amid the market turmoil.
- 6y agoBAINTCCVXAONE+3With Stocks Buybacks Halted, We’ll See How Much They MatterBloombergThe $2 trillion stimulus bill prohibits companies that get government aid from repurchasing shares.
- 6y agoRESRQJPMTechnicals the Pros Are Watching After This Instant Bull MarketBloombergU.S. stocks’ heady jump from lows just a few days ago is forcing another reassessment of key levels and market direction.
- 6y agoRESRQThis Time May Be Different as U.S. Stocks Eye Back-to-Back GainsBloombergThe best day for at least one U.S. stock gauge since the Great Depression has strategists mulling the chance of further gains.
- 6y agoRESRQYardeni Says Bond Vigilantes May Return After Virus Crisis FadesBloombergThe market veteran credited with coining the term “bond vigilantes” says there’s a chance they could make a return in the aftermath of the coronavirus, after being largely absent for decades.
- 6y agoRESRQCLHUMNKE+3Survival Above All Else in Stock Market Riven by Credit DistressBloombergThe market meltdown is forcing equity investors to confront worst-case scenarios they normally delegate to colleagues in credit: Which companies can survive a slowdown, and which are teetering toward extinction?
- 6y agoMORNRESRQH2O’s Star Funds Sink to Worst Among Peers In Just One MonthBloombergNatixis SA-backed H2O Asset Management has fallen prey to panicking global markets after three of its most profitable strategies in 2019 topped a ranking of the past month’s worst performers.
- 6y agoRESRQSTTIVZFund Management’s Dismal Drama Needn’t Be a Crisis: Mark GilbertBloombergMergers and low fees won’t solve money managers’ real problems.
- 6y agoMSFTAAPLRESRQWFC+1Valuation Charts All Over Map and That’s a Problem for StocksBloombergThere has never been a bull market in stocks that lasted as long as this one that’s a week short of its 11th anniversary. A big reason it’s gotten this far has been that at every critical juncture, all those moments when a wave of panic seemed set to engulf the market, the buy-the-dip crowd came to the rescue, snapping up shares and turning the rout into a rebound.
- 6y agoIVZMSFTAAPLRESRQWhere Have All The Futures Traders Gone? Ask the Hedge FundsBloombergThe slow death of hedge funds is taking down a once-popular derivatives contract with it.
- 6y agoCRMAMDLRCXTSLA+2China’s Contagion Risk Looks Contained, in Markets at LeastBloombergAs horrific as the declines may be, they only bring prices into line with moves offshore during the country’s extended break.
- 6y agoBAEBAYCGS+4Analyst Who Called WeWork Debacle Sees Risks in Direct ListingsBloombergFor venture capitalists, direct listings are an ideal way to go public. For everyone else, there are hazards.
- 7y agoRESRQAONEPEPNKEHow’s That ICO Working Out?BloombergBreaking down the biggest ICOs from the past few years.
- 8y agoRESRQIBMWMTWalmart, Sam's Club Start Mandating Suppliers Use IBM BlockchainBloombergAfter several years of tests, Walmart Inc. is ready to mandate use of blockchain technology by a swath of its U.S. suppliers, marking one of its biggest commercial uses.
- 8y agoGSRESRQArgan Oil Is the Latest Hard-to-Find Ingredient Chefs Are Reaching ForBloombergNot just for your hair anymore.
- 10y agoRESRQUBERAMZNGOOGLIndia’s Practo Plans to Take Digital Health-Care Success AbroadBloombergPracto Technologies Private Ltd.’s audacious goal of bringing order to India’s chaotic health-care system is starting to bear fruit, helping to transform it into the country’s biggest online medical network. Now the startup is planning to go global.
- 10y agoBABARESRQNexon Leads Japanese Charge to Top of Asia's Tech Stocks in 2015BloombergJapanese companies became Asia’s best-performing technology stocks in 2015, as the country often identified with fading electronics giants produced such stand-outs as Maple Story developer Nexon Co.
- 12y agoITBACVMWADBE+5Infosys’s Sikka Brings SAP Expertise to Transform MarginsBloombergInfosys Ltd.’s Vishal Sikka says he sees the chance to transform the world with software. First, he may need to transform the Indian outsourcing company that just hired him to be its chief executive officer.
- 12y agoGOOGLAMZNRESRQJNPR+4Cisco Challenged as Facebook Favors Software to Move Data: TechBloombergAT&T Inc., Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Facebook Inc. and other companies are embracing software to run their networks -- a shift that poses a challenge to hardware makers led by Cisco Systems Inc.
- 12y agoMSFTBIDURESRQBABATencent $1 Billion Game Shows Global Hunt for Mobile HitsBloombergTencent Holdings Ltd. wants to conquer half a billion Chinese smartphones. The online game CrossFire shows how the company plans to do it.
- 13y agoRESRQMSFTIBMINTC+2Starbucks Links Coffee Makers to Web Fueling $27B MarketBloombergStarbucks Corp., famous for giving away Wi-Fi that links customers to the Internet, now wants to apply Web technology to its own operations by networking coffee makers, refrigerators and other appliances.
- 13y agoRESRQPetrobras Quarterly Net Beats Estimates on Tax BenefitBloombergPetroleo Brasileiro SA, the world’s biggest producer in deep waters, said fourth-quarter profit rose 53 percent, more than analysts expected, after it reported a tax benefit and production costs fell.
- 14y agoRESRQMCOMARHotel Puts at Record High as Marriott, Starwood Rally: OptionsBloombergRallies by the biggest U.S. hotel operators to the highest levels in more than a year and concern about American job growth is prompting options traders to pay record prices to protect against losses.
- 14y agoAONERRCCVXRESRQ+3Chesapeake Seen Offering Biggest Gain in U.S. Shale Boom: EnergyBloombergChesapeake Energy Corp., battered by a glut-driven collapse in natural-gas prices and growing investor distrust of its management, still is the cheapest way of buying into the U.S. shale revolution.
- 14y agoRESRQAussie Falls to 3-Month Low on European Debt ConcernBloombergThe Australian dollar fell to a three-month low as Asian stocks extended a global rout amid concern Europe’s debt crisis is worsening, sapping demand for riskier assets.
- 15y agoORCLRESRQDELLIT+2SAP Corners $11 Billion ‘Green’ Software Market, Takes On IBMBloombergSAP AG, the world’s largest maker of business management software, is cornering a 7.5 billion-euro ($11 billion) market for products that help companies increase productivity while limiting the effect on the environment.
- 15y agoRESRQGSN.Z. Home-Building Approvals Fall to 15-Month LowBloombergNew Zealand’s home-building approvals fell to a 15-month low in October, adding to pressure for policy makers to hold down interest rates to safeguard the economy’s recovery from its deepest recession in three decades.
- 15y agoALLYJPMBACAONE+1Top Stories: Business and FinanceBloombergDec. 18 (Bloomberg) -- The following are the day's top
- 15y agoWDCSTXRESRQDELLEx-Dell Worker Says He Leaked Information to Guidepoint ClientsBloombergWhen Former Dell Inc. Global Supply Manager Daniel Devore pleaded guilty last week to insider- trading charges, he admitted to leaking inside information to clients of consulting and research firm Guidepoint Global LLC.
- 15y agoRESRQHPQIBMDELLDell’s Pursuit of Compellent Deal Would Help Fill Storage NeedBloombergDell Inc., the third-largest personal-computer maker, is pursuing Compellent Technologies Inc. to fill a void in its lineup after losing a bidding war over another storage company, 3Par Inc., to Hewlett-Packard Co.