These are the most heavily shorted stocks on Wall Street, including one soaring pharma name
Investors seem to be mounting bets against some biotech and pharma names, including one that has soared in 2022.
Fed officials expect higher rates to stay in place, meeting minutes show
The Federal Reserve released minutes Wednesday from its Sept. 20-21 meeting.
Crypto prices are higher ahead of key inflation data, bitcoin holds at $19,000
Investors in the virtual currency space shrugged off a higher-than-expected inflation report in anticipation of Thursday’s CPI read.
Google is selling its first Pixel Watch with Fitbit technology, but it’s too little, too late
Google’s first Pixel Watch with Fitbit has a beautiful, inconspicuous design, but lacks any groundbreaking features to justify the $350 price tag.
Here’s when Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson sees a ‘true Fed pivot’ coming
Morgan Stanley’s Mike Wilson discussed the outlook for the central bank and earnings season on CNBC’s “Tech Check.”
WHO calls for more international aid to prevent Ebola from spreading beyond Uganda
The World Health Organization said Uganda needs more support from the international community to contain the outbreak of Ebola.
BoE buys record 2.38 billion pounds of gilts at reverse auction
The Bank of England accepted all 2.3754 billion pounds ($2.63 billion) of long-dated conventional gilts which it was offered at its reverse auction on Wednesday.
Biden threatens ‘consequences’ for Saudi Arabia after OPEC cut, but his options are limited
What are the Biden administration’s options, and could they backfire?
New Zealand plans to tax emissions from livestock burps and dung
The plans have not been universally welcomed.
Leak detected on another Russian pipeline connecting to Europe, but Poland says it looks accidental
The cause of the incident not yet known, but the Polish government said the damage caused was probably accidental.
