Trump administration is dumping money into cratering nuclear stocks
Donald Trump’s US energy secretary keeps awarding contracts and loans to publicly-traded nuclear stocks that keep crashing afterwards.
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Donald Trump’s US energy secretary keeps awarding contracts and loans to publicly-traded nuclear stocks that keep crashing afterwards.
— Stocks
Live Nation's CEO tied his pay partly to "solving the DOJ problem," a jury then found a monopoly, and his target pay doubled anyway.
In September, 16 of 18 Fed members expected to raise interest rates, even as the payrolls data they cited just shrank by a third.
After nearly 18 years, the S&P 100 Index has dropped Nike as a constituent amid falling sales, profitability, and headcount.
Strategy has burned through 64% of its $2B STRC rescue fund, leaving less than $724M after 10 weeks of buybacks.
— Regulation, Stocks
After Bill Pulte put VantageScore alongside FICO credit scores on Fannie Mae’s mortgage pricing grid, FICO stock crashed by $4B.
— Stocks
MongoDB shares fell 18.5% after CEO CJ Desai resigned, erasing $6B the day before the company’s Investor Day.
— SEC, Securities
Ondas bulls finally have the SEC file they have been awaiting, proving millions of sellers failed to deliver stock on-time for their trades.
Negative housing spreads occur when the interest rate "spread" between low-risk US Treasuries outperforms the renting out of real estate.
Estée Lauder lawsuit alleges company exploited prohibited, duty-free gray market resellers operating as daigou in Asia, especially Hainan.