Author: super@dmin
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Mark Hulbert: Elon Musk faces an uphill battle to make Twitter profitable. Bringing in an outside CEO would only make things worse.
Corporate culture is more powerful than any chief executive — and tough to change.
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The Fed: Fed must keep raising rates until it is certain inflation has stopped climbing, Kashkari says
The Federal Reserve needs to keep hiking until it is sure that inflation has stopped climbing, said Minneapolis Fed president Neel Kashkari on Thursday.
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The Moneyist: My mother willed her home to my two brothers. They said I could live there rent-free, if I pay the taxes and upkeep. Is this a good idea?
‘How should they pass the house on to me?’
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Coronavirus Update: Global tally of COVID cases rises in reversal of recent trend, led by Japan, South Korea and the U.S.
The global tally of COVID-19 cases rose 2% in the week through Nov. 13 from the previous week, according to the World Health Organization, a reversal of the trend of declining case that had been in place for weeks.
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Key Words: Marissa Mayer wants to know: ‘Why is the web getting worse?’
Former Google search chief Marissa Mayer has concerns about her former employer and the internet in general.
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Metals Stocks: Gold prices settle at lowest in a week on ‘hawkish Fed speak’
Gold futures decline on Thursday, with strength in the U.S. dollar and Treasury yields pulling prices to their lowest settlement in a week.
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: These are the three financial areas to sort out in the year before you retire
Retirement is a big adjustment. Get these three things right first.
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Earnings Results: Macy’s stock rockets 15% after better-than-expected earnings but CEO flags uncertainty about holiday season
Macy’s Inc. stock soared 15% Thursday after the department-store chain’s earnings fell from a year ago but still managed to beat consensus estimates and raise its full-year profit guidance.
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Key Words: Black Friday surprise: Jeff Bezos tells people not to buy cars, refrigerators and other big-ticket items. Critics call him out.
Holiday sales are projected to reach as high as $960.4 billion, the National Retail Federation says.
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Commodities Corner: U.S. drivers are poised to pay highest Thanksgiving gas prices on record
Americans will likely pay the highest seasonal prices for gasoline next week, but that’s not likely to deter travelers during the Thanksgiving holiday