Author: super@dmin
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The Wall Street Journal: Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway swings to loss, stung by battered market
Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc. swung to a loss in the third quarter as a volatile stock market and losses from insurance underwriting offset gains in its manufacturing, service and retail businesses.
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: ‘It’s kind of a perfect storm in those markets’: Rent growth is declining in these Sunbelt cities
Multifamily rent growth is decelerating when compared to last year, with some Sunbelt cities seeing dramatic pullbacks, a new report says,
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The MarketWatch 50: Who is having the most influence over your money in 2022? Meet the MarketWatch 50.
The MarketWatch 50 lists the traders, corporate chiefs, crypto players and policymakers who are influencing the market moves hitting your pocketbook.
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Market Snapshot: New stock-market lows ahead? What investors need to know as Fed signals rates will be higher for longer.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signals rates will move higher and stay there longer. Investors wonder if that means new lows ahead for the stock market.
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The Moneyist: ‘Love yourself and protect yourself’: I care for my mother, 90, and husband, 73. He contributes nothing. I work and pay all the bills. What hope do I have?
‘Set expectations and goals, don’t settle for less, and don’t pay for love or a companion.’
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The New York Post: Elon Musk slashing jobs at Twitter to avoid $700M loss next year: sources
Elon Musk’s drastic decision to lay off half of Twitter’s workforce on Friday was driven by the company’s dire finances — with the now-private company on track to lose $700 million in 2023 if he hadn’t slashed costs, The Post has learned.
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The New York Post: New York City proposes strict Airbnb registration rules to take effect in January
New York City is pressing ahead with a long-anticipated crackdown on Airbnb hosts, with officials on Friday proposing a strict new registration system for hosts that will take effect in January.
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: A switch to ‘premium’ can keep you invested amid the tech wreck in stocks
Technology companies with less exposure to the mass market, such as IBM and ServiceNow, have fared better this year.
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Personal Finance Daily: A majority of Americans want to live in a place with strong gun-control laws and IRS should brace for ‘broad and deep’ scrutiny if Republicans win midterm elections. Here’s why every taxpayer should care.
Friday’s top personal finance stories.
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Financial Crime: Former MoviePass execs charged with securities fraud as prosecutors allege duo lied to investors, knew ticket scheme was a gimmick
Prosecutors say MoviePass’s top executives hid from investors that the unlimited movie ticket service was losing tons of money in order to inflate its stock price.