Netflix may shrug at writers’ strike after slashing content spending in first quarter
Netflix cut its spending on content by more than $1 billion during the first quarter.
Why India is so important to Apple
India is a massive market with an expanding middle class to power sales growth, and potentially a home base for the production of millions of Apple devices.
Majority of Americans say Trump’s indictment won’t affect their vote, CNBC survey finds
Nearly 6 out of 10 participants in the CNBC All-America Economic Survey said former President Donald Trump’s indictment would have no effect on how they vote.
United Airlines posts net loss but forecasts profit for second quarter
United reported a loss for the first three months of the year but forecast a profit for the second quarter, when the peak summer travel season picks up.
Federal court strikes down a California city’s natural gas ban
The decision could have ramifications for similar efforts by other cities and counties in California to ban natural gas appliances in new buildings.
Ritholtz’s Josh Brown says the defense sector is having a breakout moment
The defense sector has a “guaranteed source of demand,” according to Ritholtz Wealth Management CEO Josh Brown.
Cheap Disney shares set to rise 30% the next 12 months on strong film slate, Deutsche Bank says
Deutsche Bank says shares of Disney could rally 34.6% over the next 12 months as it raises its short- and long-term earnings estimates for the company.
Some electric vehicles from BMW, Nissan, Hyundai and Volkswagen will no longer get federal tax credits
Revised tax incentives for electric vehicles are part of the Inflation Reduction Act, the landmark climate law that President Joe Biden signed in August.
Fed’s Bostic sees one more quarter-point rate hike, then a hold ‘for quite some time’
Atlanta Fed chief thinks the FOMC can watch and wait as the lags that come with monetary policy work their way through the economy.
Art Cashin says the next two weeks are critical for markets, outlines the bear case
While markets have remained relatively resilient despite last month’s regional banking crisis, Cashin warned that ongoing macroeconomic concerns could throw stocks for a spin.
