Author: super@dmin
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The Ratings Game: Broadcom’s ‘excellent backlog management’ earns Wall Street’s trust as other chip makers struggle
Broadcom shows it’s an outlier of consistency in a turbulent semiconductor market.
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Retirement Weekly: Cognitive decline in a loved one: how to spot it, what to do
Financial and estate planning can help families avoid some wrenching situations
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Cannabis Watch: Cannabis advocates applaud return of Brittney Griner to U.S.
Nonprofits Women Grow and the U.S. Cannabis Council are celebrating WNBA player Brittney Griner’s return to the U.S.
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Washington Watch: Exxon, Chevron and Big Oil ‘greenwash’ climate efforts and plan to pump more, Democrats say in new report
Big Oil has little intention to drop atmosphere-warming fuels for more solar, wind, hydrogen and other alternatives despite “greenwashing,” Democrats charge.
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: Former top Fed staffer Claudia Sahm now ‘cautiously optimistic’ U.S. will avoid recession
With the Federal Reserve rapidly raising interest rates, most economists believe a slowdown is inevitable and many think a recession is unavoidable. While pessimism is on the march higher, macroeconomist Claudia Sahm is leaning in the other direction and now expects a soft landing in 2023.
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Realtor.com: Former Sears CEO Eddie Lampert Selling $35M Aspen Mansion
Billionaire Eddie Lampert will be spending less time on the slopes.
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: Inflation is a grinch. Americans are trimming their holiday gift spending.
This is the first year of the pandemic when consumers have cut their holiday gift budget.
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: Beyond Meat is starting to lose ground to real meat, analyst says
Fake-meat maker Beyond Meat Inc. faces weakening demand and more competition — including from real meat — with more losses likely up ahead, an analyst said.
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Front Office Sports: NBA team stakes now open to the world’s largest funds
The NBA is opening its doors to some of the world’s biggest pools of money.
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Crypto: ‘I don’t see SBF stepping on U.S. soil anytime soon’: Bankman-Fried could risk being taken into custody if he shows up before Congress in person
Sam Bankman-Fried says he’s willing to testify before Congress about the collapse of FTX. Just don’t expect him to show up in person, legal experts say.