Wall Street hits record highs as US inflation slows to 3.4%, sparking optimism among investors, although concerns linger about potential consumer spending gaps amid weaker-than-expected retail sales growth.
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Canadian oil and energy company Enerplus reported an 18.6% revenue loss for its Q1 2024 report compared to figures at the same period last year.
Electronic Arts (EA) revealed that their full-year bookings were forecasted to be between $7.3 billion and $7.7 billion, which is below Wall Street estimates of $7.76 billion.
Former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz asked his successor Laxman Narasimhan and other Starbucks senior officials to communicate with shop baristas and work with them to enhance coffee service.
Netflix's decision to cease reporting quarterly subscriber numbers heralds a shift in focus towards financial metrics like revenue and free cash flow, indicating its evolution beyond the "streaming wars."
Wall Street brokerages express doubts about Reddit's user growth which would reach 109 million users by 2026 as Reddit's shares fall below debut price.
AI bots could soon replace Wall Street analysts. Sources within major banks revealed the details.
Donald Trump gained a major ownership stake in Truth Social by combining it with another company, raising concerns about its value and risks for investors.
The Federal Reserve is facing pressure to implement more aggressive rate cuts amid a weakening jobs market.
Discussions about a potential TikTok sale prompted interest from tech giants like Microsoft, Meta, Apple, Google, and other companies.
Grayscale introduces the Grayscale Dynamic Income Fund, which will integrate assets from nine blockchains and award US dollars every three months.
Wall Street is alarmed by signs of persistent inflation, fearing a return to stagflation akin to the 1970s and 1980s, prompting caution in asset allocation strategies.
Former Wall Street executive Omeed Malik, known for his involvement in fundraising for Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, is now redirecting his efforts towards supporting former President Donald Trump's presidential campaign.
Wall Street analysts have named three promising stocks to invest in.
Wall Street analysts have identified five promising stocks for sustained growth. These stocks include Domino's Pizza and Intel, among others.
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