Author: super@dmin
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The Ratings Game: ‘Cloud titans’ Meta and Microsoft bring growth and risk to Arista Networks, analyst says
The so-called “cloud titans” dominated Arista’s third-quarter results
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: Steven Madden stock downgraded a day before earnings, as analyst warns of guidance cut
One analyst expects the company to lower its financial guidance as the selling environment has deteriorated
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The Ratings Game: Goodyear stock drops to lowest level in a month as sales volumes worry Wall Street
Shares of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. fall more than 10% on Tuesday, on track for their worst finish in nearly a month, as Wall Street worried about lower volumes for the tire maker.
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: It’s ‘just ridiculous’ to expect oil companies to rapidly increase production, even as Biden and Republicans bear down
Energy companies say it’s not in their interest. And the permit, lease and pre-production processes are complex, expensive and time-consuming.
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Rex Nutting: What NASA knows about soft landings that the Federal Reserve doesn’t
Signals from deep space don’t show current conditions, and neither do the official inflation data for shelter prices.
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: Here’s what the future of ‘high’ society looks like
Cannabis ‘supper clubs’ are now happening in New York City. Here’s what it’s like to attend one.
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: Uber stock surges as company beats revenue estimates, despite $1.2 billion loss
Uber Technologies Inc. stock rose sharply as the company’s third-quarter revenue climbed 73% year over year, exceeding expectations.
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Economic Report: U.S. manufacturing barely expands in October, ISM says
A key index that measures U.S. manufacturing activity fell 0.7 percentage points to 50.2% in October, according to the Institute for Supply Management.
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Economic Report: U.S. job openings jump to 10.7 million — labor market still too hot for the Fed
Job openings in the U.S. rose to 10.7 million in September in a sign that a scorching-hot labor market hasn’t cooled off as much as the Federal Reserve would like
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Coronavirus Update: Hospitalizations on the rise in New York City as new COVID strains spread rapidly
Hospitalizations are rising again in New York City with the spread of new COVID-19 subvariants that are better at evading immunity, along with flu and respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV.