Tech-sector weakness threatened to leave some investors with heartburn over the Thanksgiving Day holiday.
“I have been receiving benefits since age 65.”
Goldman Sachs’ Scott Rubner has a few pointers for talking stocks this Thanksgiving
President-elect Trump and his allies in Congress are hoping to enact massive tax cuts that could cost nearly $8 trillion over ten years and will be on the lookout for potential spending cuts to defray those costs.
“My sister, who is a lifelong Democrat, wanted to school me on everything from the “real” causes of inflation to immigration.”
Analysts say Dell’s revenue will improve once Nvidia Blackwell supply picks up and note the company isn’t pricing AI servers as aggressively as peers are.
Urban Outfitters’ stock soared 14% Wednesday to put it on track for its biggest one-day gain in more than a year, as analysts weighed in on better-than-expected third-quarter earnings and management’s upbeat tone on the call.
Large-cap U.S. stocks have outperformed virtually all comers over the past 15 years. According to some of the world’s largest investment banks, that is unlikely to change in 2025.
The rate of inflation rose in October and moved further away from the Federal Reserve’s 2% goal, confirming a recent uptick in prices that could cajole the central bank into cutting interest rates less aggressively.
Consumer spending rose at a healthy pace in October and fueled a U.S. economic expansion that shows no sign of slowing in the waning months of 2024.
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IMAX Corp.’s shares have climbed 71.2% in 2024, and analyst firm Wedbush sees more upside ahead for the high-end movie-theater operator.
Phyllis Jo Kubey is still on a continuing education journey as retirement looms
U.S. pending home sales rose 2% in October, the National Association of Realtors said on Wednesday.
Symbotic’s stock plunged after the robotics company became the latest example of the consequences of weaknesses in controls over financial reporting.
Chinese companies had been avoiding U.S. listings due to geopolitical tensions, but now they have fresh reason to consider U.S. markets again.
Orders at U.S. factories posted a tepid increase in October, signaling that an ongoing slump in the industrial side of the economy shows no sign of abating.
What will be open (or closed) on Thanksgiving and Black Friday? Here’s what to expect.
The number of Americans who applied for unemployment benefits in the week before the Thanksgiving holiday dipped to a seven-month low in a sign of strength for a steadily expanding U.S. economy.
D.A. Davidson reckons WW is a buy as its customers need more than a prescription.
