How concerned should you be about Covid-19 ‘Scrabble’ variants? Here’s what we know so far
The new ‘Scrabble’ variants aren’t responding to certain treatments, including Evusheld, a drug used as prevention for people who are immunocompromised.
People who caught mild Covid had increased risk of blood clots, British study finds
Patients with mild Covid, defined as those not hospitalized, were 2.7 times more likely to develop blood clots, according to the U.K. journal study.
3 ETFs to buy if earnings confirm the bottom is in for tech stocks
Earnings reports from tech giants this week could spark a rebound for the sector.
A ‘catastrophe’ is coming for the economy, but it’s not recession or inflation, says Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh
Department of Labor Secretary Marty Walsh says jobs will grow despite a slowing economy, but without immigration reform, a bigger ‘catastrophe’ is coming.
If this trend can hold up, it would spell good news for the stock market
Climbing Treasury yields can spook stock market investors, but Bespoke Investment Group sees a break in this pattern and maybe a positive portent for equities.
South Korea, U.S. in ‘intense conversation’ over EV tax credits, ambassador says
Officials are discussing “several possible options” to correct what South Korea believes to be unfair policies, ambassador Cho Tae-yong said.
One EV maker is best positioned as the group is hit by China concerns, Mizuho says
Rivian has the pole position to ride out weaker EV demand in China, according to Mizuho.
How ‘trickle-down economics’ backfired on Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister
The U.K.’s ex-Prime Minister Liz Truss goes down in history as the country’s shortest-serving leader — departing just 44 days into the job — after her controversial trickle-down economic strategy unleashed chaos on financial markets, political infighti…
Apple tightens its rules on crypto and NFTs in its App Store
Apple clarified its rules on cryptocurrencies and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) laying out what apps are allowed to do with these technologies.
Home prices cooled at a record pace in August, S&P Case-Shiller says
Home prices are higher than they were a year ago, but gains are shrinking at the fastest pace on record.
