Author: super@dmin
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Axel Springer in talks to sell stake to KKR
Axel Springer SE (SPR.XE) said late Wednesday that it is negotiating with KKR & Co. KKR for the U.S. private equity firm to make a strategic investment in the company. The German publishing group, which owns the Bild newspaper, said KKR can launch an offer for minority shareholders to tender their shares once it has…
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Asia Markets: Asian markets dig deeper hole as selloff continues
Asian shares were mostly lower Thursday after another round of selling on Wall Street and investor worries about a trade war.
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Key Words: Ray Dalio says brinksmanship is pushing U.S.-China conflict to a ‘risky’ level
The founder of the world’s largest hedge fund says the clash between the U.S. and China is bigger than just a trade war, and the U.S. may be escalating it to a dangerous level.
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The Wall Street Journal: Blackstone sells more than $1 billion of its stake in home-rental business
Blackstone Group LP is cashing in on its bet on the suburban rental class.
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85% of Americans say they’ve been stung by these hidden fees
Most people have not fought against this major financial headache.
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How much should you take out of your portfolio when you retire?
Living the good life — but not too good.
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Market Extra: A 2% 10-year Treasury is in sight as the mortgage benchmark plunges through forecasts
Investors say the 10-year Treasury yield’s next hurdle could be as low as 2%.
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Deep Dive: Investors’ patience with oil-services stocks could be richly rewarded
A long-term investment could lead to gains of at least 100%, according to one money manager.
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Market Snapshot: Stocks extend losses on double whammy of trade war, global growth worries
U.S. stocks retreat Wednesday as worries about trade tensions and the outlook for global growth weigh on equity markets and spark continued buying in government bonds.
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Market Extra: Here’s why stock-market bulls should heed the bond market’s warnings
Stock-market bulls should take heed of the persistent decline in Treasury yields, which have fallen on rate-cut fears and geopolitical tension, including risk of a trade war.