Tag: For investors
The 'Musk selloff' deepens as Tesla and SpaceX combine for $450 billion two-day wipeout
Investors worry a divided Washington could derail “Elon, Inc.”
JPMorgan Under Senate Scrutiny: Democrats Probe Epstein Ties After Senate Control
JPMorgan kept Jeffrey Epstein as a client for years after top executive Mary Erdoes hearing claims he paid to have underage girls brought to his home.
The Wealth Gap Is Exploding: Why the Top 10% Are Pulling Away From Everyone Else
The wealthiest 10% have a median net worth that is $800,000 greater than it was three years ago.
A Record 10% of First-Time Home Buyers Now Pay in Cash: Where Do They Actually Get the Money?
All-cash buyers are becoming more common, despite a housing market that’s been struggling with affordability issues.
Deoleo Stock Plummets 18% After Rivals Announce Takeover Bid — Here's What It Means for the Olive Oil Market
The world's largest olive oil company, Deoleo, plummeted in early trading after two of its rivals announced plans to acquire the firm.
Wendy's Rejects Nelson Peltz's $1.4 Billion Takeover Bid, Citing Missed Turnaround Potential
Wendy's said the $1.4 billion takeover proposal does not reflect potential gains from the burger chain's turnaround strategy.
How the Midterms Could Fuel the K-Shaped AI Trade: What the Data Says
U.S. midterm results could slow data center development, raising the value of existing AI capacity while increasing pressure on debt-funded neoclouds.
Dow Hits 18-Month High as Democrats Sweep Congress, Iran War Fears Ease
Stocks surged, oil prices plunged and bond yields fell Wednesday on optimism around a quicker end to the Iran war now that Democrats have clinched control of Congress.
How Midterm Election Results Split Americans by Income: The $100K Divide That Shook the Nation
Most Americans are “thrilled” or “happy” about the results of this year’s election. Some are especially so.
As Vistra and other energy stocks slide, some analysts warn of an 'excessive knee-jerk' reaction
Energy stocks have already been under pressure, and newly elected officials may not slow the data-center boom as much as feared.