Fed Gov. Christopher Waller said Tuesday that he does not think further interest rate increases will be necessary.
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Family offices become prime targets for cyber hacks and ransomware
With their large wealth and small staffs, family offices have become lucrative targets for hackers and cybercriminals, experts say.
China’s sweeping measures to prop up the property sector will need time to show results
China’s sweeping moves on Friday to increase support for real estate will take time to show results, analysts said.
Jamie Dimon says JPMorgan stock is too expensive: ‚We’re not going to buy back a lot‘
JPMorgan Chase has seen its shares surge 40% over the past year, reaching a 52-week high on Monday before Dimon’s comments dinged the stock.
Macy’s beats earnings estimates, as turnaround plan shows early progress
Macy’s beat earnings estimates as the department store operator moves to close about 150 namesake locations and open new Bloomingdale’s and Bluemercury stores.
Lowe’s beats on earnings and revenue, even as consumers spend less on DIY projects
The home improvement retailer Lowe’s said sales fell again year over year, and it reiterated its full-year earnings forecast.
DJT: Trump Media reports $770,500 revenue for first quarter, net loss of $327.6 million
Trump Media, the parent company of Donald Trump’s Truth Social, debuted on the Nasdaq stock exchange in March.
Palo Alto Networks tumbles on earnings once again. It’s another chance to buy the cyber stock
Wall Street’s reaction to Palo Alto Networks‘ report seems overdone. Like its past two earnings sell-offs, we think investors should buy the dip.
Budget airline Ryanair posts record annual profit as passenger numbers soar above pre-Covid level
Dublin-based Ryanair said full-year profit after tax jumped 34% and announced a 700-million-euro share buyback program.
Flying is cheaper in 2024. But not for some destinations
Average airline ticket prices are less expensive than they were a year ago. Flights to some areas, especially those abroad, are still high.