Bitcoin’s peak could be a harbinger of a stock market top next, Stifel says
A bitcoin top could signal trouble for stocks – and a shift in market leadership, according to Stifel.
The rally in gold could be still in the early stages, according to the charts
David Kelle believes gold prices could be in just the early stages of a broad advance in the second quarter and beyond.
I could have made $2,100 cashing in on solar eclipse tourism—why I chose not to, from a U.S. retiree in Mazatlán, Mexico
Janet Blaser could’ve earned over $2,000 renting out her apartment in Mazatlán — a prime viewing spot for the April 8 eclipse. Here’s why she didn’t cash in.
Paramount stock slumps on reports that Skydance merger would require company to raise new equity
Paramount’s stock slumps after reports say the company will need to raise as much as $3 billion to merge with Skydance.
Faulty missile launcher closes busy Danish sea lane
A naval exercise was ongoing in the area, a navigational warning showed.
European markets close higher as momentum returns; Delivery Hero jumps 15%, Volvo Cars up 7%
European markets closed higher Thursday as investors look to build momentum following a shaky start to the new trading quarter.
Biden says U.S. economy is world’s best. Trump calls it a ‘cesspool.’ Data is clear.
U.S. GDP significantly outpaced countries like Japan and Canada last year, the International Monetary Fund estimated in January.
Shares of Volvo Cars up 6% to November highs on record sales month
Shares in the Swedish automaker hit their highest level since November on record March sales.
Coinbase secures restricted dealer license in Canada, pushing expansion abroad amid SEC crackdown
Coinbase said it has been registered in Ontario as a restricted dealer under the Canadian Securities Administrators.
Danone CEO downplays threat of weight loss drugs on food producers: ‘We see ourselves as extremely complementary’
The CEO of French consumer goods giant Danone downplayed the threat of obesity drugs on its food business, arguing that consumers were likely to turn to healthy products as part of their new regime.
