The Tell: Nobody on Wall Street wants to bet against the ‘Magnificent Seven’
Almost nobody on Wall Street has the temerity to bet against the "Magnificent Seven" group of tech stocks.
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Market Extra: Market-based inflation expectations jump, adding to list of upside risks
A market-based measure of future inflation expectations is back near the top of its historical ranges, raising the possibility of more upside risks to price gains that could rattle financial markets.
Need to Know: Just turned 50? Here’s where Howard Marks suggests investing for the next 10 years.
From Hong Kong, Oaktree's Howard Marks and some other top investors discuss where a 50-year old might want to put money for the next decade.
The Moneyist: ‘I cook and clean’: I live with my boyfriend. We’re both 51. I pay for all utilities and groceries. Now he wants me to pay half his mortgage.
'I am very confused on how to handle this. Some people say pay half and others say move out'
Kelley Blue Book: The 2024 Toyota GR Supra review: An enthusiast’s machine with plenty of muscle, speed and agility
The 2024 Toyota GR Supra coupe, a collaboration with BMW, is made for the joy of driving, with great engines and a superb chassis. Pricing starts at $45,540.
The Margin: New York Mets owner Steve Cohen proposes $8 billion complex next to Citi Field
The new venue, to be called Metropolitan Park, would replace Citi Field's parking lots with restaurants, a sportsbook, athletic fields and a tailgate area.
The Tell: Why U.S. outlook is ‘fragile’ and investors should go defensive, in six charts
Underneath a seemingly resilient U.S. economy, Denver-based Janus Henderson Investors is finding signs of a potentially more fragile environment than many in financial markets realize.
