The benchmark for small-cap stocks — the Russell 2000 — turned negative for the year
The index fell into the red for the year, in stark comparison to the large-cap-focused S&P 500.
Congress and Washington wonder if Biden and McCarthy cut secret Ukraine funding deal
A stopgap bill to fund the federal government until November avoided a shutdown but also lacked aid to Ukraine that President Joe Biden wants.
FTX customers who lost a fortune on the bankrupt exchange are doubling down on crypto
FTX’s multibillion-dollar cryptocurrency blowup hasn’t shaken some of its customers’ faith in the industry.
Morgan Stanley says investors are overlooking a $4 trillion opportunity in AI. These are the top stocks to play it
These stocks look poised to benefit from a multitrillion-dollar opportunity emerging in artificial intelligence.
These are JPMorgan’s top stocks for October
JPMorgan shares its top stocks list for October, including three new additions. One stock has rallied more than 155% this year but still has 25% upside.
The inside story of Dave Clark’s tumultuous last days at Flexport: Standoffs, politics, and spin
Flexport founder Ryan Petersen claimed in public that Dave Clark’s tenure as CEO featured too much spending, but internal documents tell a different story
Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel says the U.S. economy is ‘cooking’
Jeremy Seigel says higher bond yields have been pressuring the equities market while the economy remains strong.
Sphere Entertainment stock soars 11% after Las Vegas venue opening
Sphere Entertainment’s stock jumped after the company opened its newest venue in Las Vegas over the weekend.
Climate target walk-backs highlight ‘overzealous’ policy pledges, OPEC chief says
The recent spate of countries postponing or adjusting their climate targets shows that some of the initial pledges were ‘overzealous,’ OPEC’s head said.
British Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt rules out short-term tax cuts
U.K. Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt on Monday ruled out tax cuts in the short-term, arguing that to reduce them now would be inflationary.
