Author: super@dmin
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The Ratings Game: Hershey’s Q3 results ‘cleared a high bar’ but outlook conservative, says UBS analyst
Hershey CEO Michele Buck says the company has strong momentum exiting 2022
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The Margin: Nearly 9 out of 10 Americans are worried about politically motivated violence, according to this poll
The Washington Post-ABC News poll also found that 49% of respondents said former President Donald Trump has encouraged the violent behavior.
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Washington Watch: Midterm elections: State ballot measures target gig work, immigration, abortion and more
State ballot measures don’t get the same attention as key congressional races, but some are worth tracking as they affect the gig economy, immigration and more.
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The Big Move: If I sell my rental I can pay off my primary mortgage and be debt-free. Is that a good idea in this housing market?
‘My primary home is worth $265,000 and has $108,000 left on the mortgage.’
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Brett Arends's ROI: Yes, some Republican senators are talking openly about Social Security cuts
If the Republican-controlled Congress comes for your Social Security benefits in the next few years, don’t say they didn’t warn you.
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: Home buyers are looking a lot older — and whiter
The share of first-time home buyers hit an all-time low, while white Americans accounted for 88% of buyers in a 12-month survey period.
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Futures Movers: U.S. oil benchmark tops $90 a barrel on China reopening hopes
Oil futures rise Friday, on track for weekly gains, as market bulls look for signs China may ease COVID restrictions.
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The Fed: Fed’s Barkin backs slower pace of interest-rate hikes
The Fed has been stepping on the gas raising interest rates this year and now its time to pump the brakes, said Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin on Friday.
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Living With Climate Change: Famous glaciers like Kilimanjaro and Yellowstone could disappear in decades: UNESCO
Glaciers are key to biodiversity, which feeds the planet, and to tourism. But unchecked global warming leaves them at great risk by 2050.
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: Short sellers hit back at Cassava lawsuit against them: ‘We stand behind everything we wrote’
The defendants at the heart of a lawsuit from meme stock Cassava have hit back at the plaintiff, saying it’s one of the most “frivolous” lawsuits they’ve seen