Author: super@dmin
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The Tell: Fed’s shrinking of balance sheet via quantitative tightening is ‘a complete mistake,’ says Mizuho
The Federal Reserve’s attempt at shrinking its balance sheet through so-called quantitative tightening, or QT, is ‘a complete mistake,’ according to Mizuho’s chief economist for the U.S.
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Dow Jones Newswires: Faraday Future names Xuefeng Chen global CEO after ousting Carsten Breitfeld
Electric-car startup Faraday Future Intelligent Electric Inc. on Monday said its board removed Global Chief Executive Carsten Breitfeld and replaced him with Xuefeng Chen.
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The Wall Street Journal: Elon Musk claims Apple is threatening to remove Twitter from App Store
Elon Musk said Apple Inc. is threatening to remove Twitter Inc. from its App Store and criticized the tech giant for what he called censorship.
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: Irish authorities fine Meta $274M over privacy lapses
This is the third fine Ireland’s slapped onto the tech giant in 2022 alone over privacy concerns, totaling nearly $700 million combined.
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: This workplace trend ‘can only help’ retailers hoping for big Cyber Monday profits
Americans could spend up to $11.6 billion on Monday, up from $10.7 billion last Cyber Monday, Adobe said.
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: What to know about the Alzheimer’s drug data coming out this week
Eisai plans to share additional data about the Alzheimer’s disease treatment it’s developing with Biogen this week.
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The Margin: Qatar World Cup: How much prize money is at stake?
From the teams that exit at the group stage to the one that wins it all, this is how FIFA allocates the World Cup prize money.
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Key Words: Fed will likely need to keep interest rates above 5% into 2024 to succeed in taming inflation, Bullard says
The Federal Reserve will likely need to keep its benchmark policy rate north of 5% for most of 2023 and into 2024 to succeed in taming inflation, said St. Louis Fed President James Bullard.
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Market Extra: Energy stocks look ‘especially vulnerable’ to crude-oil selloff
The energy sector ETF has kept rising even as crude futures have plunged, suggesting oil stocks could be especially vulnerable if oil prices keep falling.
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The Ratings Game: The big winner of the holiday shopping season so far: Buy now, pay later
The holiday shopping season has so far yielded one surprise winner: buy now pay later, or BNPL, the payment trend that allows consumers pay a bill over time.