- December 4, 2023
3M’s stock rallies as a former bear softens his stance
Shares of 3M Co. advanced in Monday’s session after a Barclays analyst abandoned his bearish call on the industrial company. “One of the major factors
Dow tops 36,000 after remarks by Fed’s Powell, S&P 500 heads for highest close of 2023
U.S. stocks were up Friday afternoon, with all three major benchmarks heading for weekly gains, as Treasury yields fell even after Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome
Black Friday online spending reaches record levels; Wall Street is not impressed
Online spending on Black Friday reached record levels, and Cyber Monday is expected to be the biggest online shopping day ever, as inflation-fatigued shoppers zero
Mark Cuban says he’s leaving ‘Shark Tank’ after its next season
After more than a decade on TV’s “Shark Tank,” billionaire entrepreneur Mark Cuban says the next season of the investment reality show will be his
Why BofA thinks S&P 500 could rise 10% by end of 2024
U.S. stocks will probably keep climbing next year, with S&P 500 companies in a stronger position to adapt to higher interest rates than smaller ones,
Opinion: You’re not just imagining things: Our post-pandemic world is more dangerous
Since the publication of in October 2022, the themes I emphasized have gone mainstream. Everyone now acknowledges that economic, monetary and financial threats are rising and
Biden blasts Trump over revived push to kill Obamacare
President Joe Biden on Monday hit back at Donald Trump, two days after the former president revived calls to eliminate the Affordable Care Act if
New York cannabis board OK’s settlement in licensing suit brought by veterans
The New York State Cannabis Control Board on Monday voted to approve a legal settlement that may soon clear the way for more than 400
Black Friday often kicks off a year-end rally in corporate bonds
Stocks aren’t the only assets that tend to benefit from a seasonal year-end bounce after Thanksgiving. U.S. corporate bonds also often get a lift in
Business development companies should withstand 2024 economic slowdown, but credit conditions will weaken, Fitch says
Ares Capital Corp. and Sixth Street Specialty Lending Inc. held onto the highest debt ratings among the 21 business development companies covered by Fitch Ratings,