How big a threat is ChatGPT to Google? Morgan Stanley breaks it down
The latest artificial intelligence trend taking the industry by storm could spell trouble for Google’s profitability near term, according to Morgan Stanley.
Winter of ‘disconnect’: Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson braces for more than 20% stock drop
Morgan Stanley chief investment officer Mike Wilson warns investors are dangerously unprepared for a weak earnings season.
5 brands—including Trader Joe’s—whose dark chocolate tested high for lead, cadmium
Over 15 chocolate products are being accused of having dangerous levels of lead and cadmium, including these two Trader Joe’s products.
Dow closes 260 points higher, Nasdaq notches fourth day of gains ahead of key inflation report
The Nasdaq notched its first four-day rally since September.
Jeffrey Gundlach says he ‘tremendously’ favors non-U.S. stocks, calls bond market ‘exciting’
Jeffrey Gundlach said he’s excited about the investing opportunities different asset classes offer in 2023.
Wells Fargo, once the No. 1 player in mortgages, is stepping back from the housing market
It’s the latest, and perhaps most significant, strategic shift that CEO Charlie Scharf has undertaken since joining Wells Fargo in late 2019.
Biden classified documents: White House won’t say why it didn’t disclose earlier that records were found
A lawer for President Joe Biden only revealed that classified documents were found in a private office linked to him two months after the midterm elections.
FTX’s venture backers included Patriots owner Robert Kraft and billionaire Paul Tudor Jones, new filings show
FTX’s roster of big-name backers included Paul Tudor Jones and Robert Kraft as well as Tom Brady and Gisele Bündchen.
One simple graph shows why we need to study ways of reflecting sunlight to cool the Earth
As part of the most recent assessment report about the ozone layer, scientists say that stratospheric aerosol injection needs to be researched internationally.
How the U.S. will generate its power in 2050 and the stocks that will benefit, according to Wells Fargo
Power production in the U.S. will look different in 2050 than it does now, and that spells opportunities for investors, according to Wells Fargo.
