U.S. stock-index futures on Monday indicate a mixed start for the week, following losses for all three major benchmarks last week as investors weigh brightening economic prospects against worries that interest rates will climb sooner than anticipated.
The bull rally in stocks continues to paw at the dirt, with both the Dow and S&P 500 indexes charging to new highs last week and momentum set to continue into the week ahead. And worries of a bubble are blowing.
Millions of Americans are getting their COVID-19 shots every day now, but the U.S. is still going to need better treatments that can nip mild or moderate cases of COVID-19 before they become serious.
‘We have some family and friends who are struggling to make ends meet, particularly as a result of the pandemic. Having means, we chose to help them financially and sent sizable checks.’
U.S. stock-market benchmarks rally Tuesday as falling bond yields help to send the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite up sharply a day after it tumbled into correction territory.
U.S. stock-market benchmarks rally Tuesday as falling bond yields help to send the tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite up sharply a day after it tumbled into correction territory.
After 12 years marked by fitful starts and stops, View Inc.’s SPAC with CF Finance Acquisition Corp. II CFII debuted in public trading Tuesday and dipped 3%.
Sonos Inc.’s home-audio equipment proved popular during the pandemic as people spent up on home improvements, but as the economy starts to reopen, the company is introducing a new portable speaker option.
Sonos Inc. has been a big winner during the pandemic amid booming sales of smart speakers to suit the at-home lifestyle, but the company argues that it can maintain its momentum even after people resume normal living.
The fourth quarter “capped a strong year” underscored by gains in subscriptions, Qualtrics Chief Executive Zig Serafin told MarketWatch. Quarterly subscription revenue jumped 33% to $160.4 million from $120.5 million a year ago.
NFTs are taking the digital world by storm—and raising fresh concerns about asset bubbles–over three years after they were first conceived of as a way to authenticate ownership of an asset.