Author: super@dmin

The third quarter brought higher credit-card and mortgage balances, adding $351 billion to household debt, according to the New York Fed.

‘He treated her worse than they treat their servants in Downton Abbey.’

Whether Nvidia Corp. will be able to rescue $400 million in at-risk China data-center sales and when gaming-card sales will normalize as the sector faces a crowded holiday lineup are two big questions investors want answers to this week.

Demographic trends are working against Republicans — witness what happened in the midterm elections.

Oil futures inch higher on Tuesday, shaking off early losses that pulled prices for global and U.S. benchmark crude to their lowest intraday levels in three weeks, as traders continue to weigh prospects for oil demand.

The U.S. economy is likely to slow significantly in coming months, said Fed Vice Chairman for Supervision Michael Barr on Tuesday.

Google parent Alphabet Inc. must “take aggressive action” to cut costs, according to an activist investor

‘As bidders become scarcer, market power will shift further from sellers to buyers,’ a new report says.

‘There are people who think they’ve just got to be in on every deal that’s hot…I think it’s totally crazy,’ he added in the wake of FTX’s bankruptcy filing.

The Federal Reserve needs to keep raising its benchmark interest rate until there are signs of a ‘broad-based easing of inflation.