El Niño’s ‘sweet tooth’ means indulgent treats could soon be even more expensive
Futures contracts on orange juice, cocoa, coffee and sugar have soared in part because of extreme weather and supply concerns related to El Niño.
JPMorgan says one of its ‘most confident’ calls for next year will work for soft or hard landing scenarios in 2024
Central to JPMorgan’s market outlook regardless of an economic recession or growth is inflation returning sustainably to the 2% target.
Keen on internet stocks? Morgan Stanley says 2024 will be a ‘stock picker’s play,’ shares names
The investment bank says it’s a good time to reengage in some parts of the sector, including one it says has been a “poisoned chalice” in recent years.
Shipping giant Maersk prepares to resume operations in Red Sea
Denmark’s Maersk is preparing to resume shipping operations in the Red Sea and the Gulf of Aden, the company said on Sunday.
Here’s the perfect response to ‘instantly’ shut down passive-aggressive behavior, says public speaking expert
Author and public speaking expert John Bowe reveals the simple strategy that can stop passive-aggressive behavior in its tracks.
Manchester United to sell up to 25% of EPL club to UK billionaire Jim Ratcliffe
Manchester United said Sunday that British billionaire Jim Ratcliffe had bought a minority stake in the storied Premier League club.
China’s EV ambitions are only getting bolder. Here’s one stock analysts expect to soar 50%.
While Ford cuts back on electric car plans, new energy vehicles are reaching 40% of new passenger car sales in China.
The Magnificent Seven stocks led 2023’s market. Here’s what the pros expect for 2024
Megacap technology stocks reclaimed their throne in 2023 after a debilitating 2022. Here’s what to expect from the group in 2024.
ETFs in 2024: Bitcoin funds and active bond plays are potential winners in the year ahead
New fixed income ETFs could fight with stock and crypto funds in 2024 for cash that’s on the sidelines in 2023.
U.S. tensions with China are fraying long-cultivated academic ties. Will the chill hurt American interests?
The number of Chinese students in the United States is down, and U.S.-Chinese research collaboration is shrinking.
