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5 steps to building a better estate plan
It’s more than writing a will: How to include your whole family in estate planning
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17 de junho de 2024
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Poland Spring parent BlueTriton, Primo Water to merge, creating a water giant
Primo Water Corp. and BueTriton Brands Inc., the parent of Poland Spring and Deer Park water brands, announced Monday an agreement to merge, which would create a water giant with $6.5 billion in annual revenue.
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Concentra to go public as largest occupational-health provider in the U.S.
Concentra’s parent, Select Medical Holdings Corp., will retain 80% stake in the profitable company.
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Bond yields edge higher as Kashkari eyes December rate cut
Bond yields edged higher on Monday as a Fed official said interest rates aren’t likely to be cut until the last month of the year.
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Wall Street’s new top S&P target is 6,000 — here’s why.’
AI exuberance can last longer than many reckon, lifting S&P 500 earnings multiples
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These jobs can pay $200,000 a year — no office or advanced degree required
Some blue-collar jobs can earn you well over six figures. A recent Reddit thread highlighted these nontraditional paths to a high salary.
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‘It’s the saddest thing’: I’m happily retired and my friends want to know my secret. Should I give them financial advice?
“I’m in a comfortable position now where I can live off of my interest, dividends, Social Security, and retirement account.”
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Goldman ups S&P 500 target for a third time — and says 6,300 is possible
The bank now sees the record-busting index SPX ending 2024 at 5,600, from a prior 5,200 thanks to “milder-than-average negative earnings revisions and a higher fair value price/earnings multiple.”
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UBS offers to return money in Credit Suisse funds tied to Greensill Capital
The Swiss bank offered to give back 90% of any investments in the Credit Suisse funds that had put $10 billion into Greensill Capital before its collapse in 2021
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French stocks have struggled since Macron called for election. Goldman Sachs says it can get worse.
A scenario where the far-right National Rally wins an absolute majority in French parliament could lead to further underperformance for French stocks after its worst week in two years, say strategists at Goldman Sachs.
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EV maker Henrik Fisker tries to sell off his posh Hollywood mansion for $35 million as the startup crumbles
Henrik Fisker, founder of the troubled automotive startup Fisker Inc., has put his luxe Los Angeles mansion on the market for $35 million.
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China’s PBOC holds steady on key policy rates
China’s central bank kept its key policy rates unchanged on Monday, indicating a likely hold on the benchmark lending rate later this month.
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Activist investor Starboard reportedly seeking changes at Autodesk
Activist investor Starboard Value has taken a roughly $500 million stake in Autodesk Inc., the Wall Street Journal reported late Sunday, and is seeking changes at the software company.
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Kaskhari says it’s ‘reasonable’ to predict Fed won’t cut rates until December
It’s a “reasonable prediction” that the Federal Reserve will wait until December to cut interest rates, Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said Sunday.
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Advent International to take up to $3 billion minority stake in Fisher Investments
Private-equity investor Advent International will take a minority stake in money manager Fisher Investments, the companies announced Sunday.
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Big Tech—not the Fed—is driving the stock-market rally. Here’s what investors need to know.
Big tech, not the Federal Reserve, is once again driving the rally across U.S. equities, offering hope to some investors that the stock market could shrug off concerns about the interest-rate outlook to sustain its upward momentum.
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Inflation is widening the divide between how the wealthy and everyone else sees the economy
A steadily growing economy and low unemployment have helped to ease some of the pain of high inflation, but middle- and low-income Americans say they are feeling more stress.
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Scams against seniors are on the rise: ‘There’s no magic wand to get that money back’
How older adults can avoid cybercrimes and financial scams
15 de junho de 2024
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Investors in recent Broadway shows could lose a staggering $200 million
Ahead of the Tony Awards on Sunday night, the industry has yet to regain its prepandemic form at the box office.
