Author: super@dmin
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: Short sellers score $300 billion in 2022; bets against Tesla, Amazon, Meta bring in the most
U.S. short sellers profited heavily from the chaos of 2022, to the tune of $300.1 billion, with communication-services stocks being the most profitable.
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Market Extra: Credit Acceptance shares tumble 12% after regulators sue, claim illegal subprime auto lending practices
U.S., New York regulators claim Credit Acceptance is using illegal and predatory practices that trick low-income borrowers into high-cost auto loans that cause a debt spiral.
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The Margin: Soccer player Gio Reyna’s mother told U.S. Soccer about 1990s domestic-violence incident involving Gregg Berhalter, reports say
Berhalter says the information was provided to U.S. Soccer in an attempt to get him fired.
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The Ratings Game: Casino stocks in 2023: It could come down to this region, analysts say
Macau’s reopening could be the biggest driver of Wall Street’s optimism on the sector’s overall profits, analysts said on Wednesday.
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Key Words: Verizon CEO says company saw ‘positive’ subscriber growth in its latest quarter
After three quarters of subscriber declines in a key portion of its business, Verizon Communications Inc. broke from that pattern.
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Coronavirus Update: As EU works to coordinate response to China’s COVID wave, Beijing and airlines are unhappy
EU officials are working to coordinate a response to China’s current wave of COVID cases and are likely to mandate tests for travelers.
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The Conversation: The next generation of American manufacturing is high-tech, and skilled workers are needed to operate these advanced tools
Across America, industries face delays and worker shortages due to decades of offshoring and de-emphasizing manufacturing research, education and training
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Michael Brush: Three value-stock investors favor these six picks for a rocky 2023
Value will once again outperform growth, these investing-newsletter writers say.
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Market Extra: How China’s reopening has the potential to shake financial markets
In a matter of days, China is set to reopen — setting up another likely jolt to financial markets still trying to heal from an abysmal 2022
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Market Extra: 2022 was the ‘biggest outlier year’ in markets history as stocks and bonds both plunged, Deutsche Bank says
U.S. markets experienced a historic reckoning in 2022 after the Federal Reserve’s efforts to combat the worst inflation in decades sent stocks and bonds reeling.