Author: super@dmin
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MarketWatch First Take: Unprofitable public companies gambled more than $200 million in California, and lost big
Public companies thought they had the key to writing laws in the Golden State. They gambled in the recent primary election for the world’s fifth-largest economy
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The Ratings Game: Palo Alto Networks one of 2022’s best software stocks after another beat-and-raise quarter
Palo Alto Networks Inc. shares rallied Friday into rarified air for a tech company in 2022.
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Cannabis Watch: New York raids illegal cannabis shops ahead of plans to issue licenses
State and city authorities swoop down on at least two shops in NYC as the gray market thrives in the Empire State
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: The median national rent fell below $2,000 for the first time in 6 months. But they’re still up 25% from before the pandemic.
The median monthly rent hit $1,983 in October, a 0.97% decline from the month prior, according to Rent.com.
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: Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan is latest FTX investor to mark venture investment to zero
Pension plan makes rare public statement as one of dozens of private-market investors that lost money on the demise of the crypto broker.
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The Ratings Game: GM’s EV roadmap is ‘ambitious,’ but Wall Street doesn’t give it full credit just yet
General Motors Co.’s “ambitious” roadmap for electric-vehicle growth and profit got a reality check from Wall Street on Friday.
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Understanding Social Security: Can my ex-husband take some of my Social Security?
A reader is concerned about whether her ex-spouse can take a portion of her Social Security.
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MarketWatch Premium: Bonds aren’t more attractive than stocks even as yields register a 15-year high
The S&P 500’s return is similar when the 10-year Treasury yield is high or low.
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The Big Move: ‘I am questioning the purchase for a few reasons’: My landlord wants to sell me my home for $30,000 below the listing price. What should I do?
‘I am questioning the purchase for a few reasons.’
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: Biden meets with Ford, Carrier CEOs and union leaders about U.S. economy
President Biden on Friday is due to meet with company executives and labor leaders, as his administration deals with an economy that may fall into recession.