Author: super@dmin
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: Biden says ‘not enough people’ getting updated COVID booster as he receives his own jab
President Joe Biden on Tuesday said not enough Americans were getting their updated COVID booster, as he rolled up his sleeve to get his own jab.
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: Biogen and Eisai make plans to take another Alzheimer’s drug to the FDA
The companies said last month that their new experimental therapy, called lecanemab, slowed cognitive decline by 27% in a Phase 3 clinical trial.
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: Bad news for Democrats ahead of the midterm elections: Voters worry about a recession and declining living standards
MarketWatch asked Twitter followers about their No. 1 financial concern, and a new Gallup poll gives further insight into voter sentiment.
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: Americans’ personal savings have fallen off a cliff. Brace yourself for just how much they have fallen.
Financial advisers offer their top tips for boosting savings as economic uncertainty increases.
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: Revamp of beleaguered PSLF program could give many public servants a second chance at student-debt relief
The Biden Administration announced changes to the PSLF program, which, according to one expert, has ‘produced failure after failure.’
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Market Extra: Japan’s ‘broken’ monetary policy may be on its last legs. What are the risks for global markets if it capitulates?
Investors will be keeping a close watch for some key signals about government bond yields
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Washington Watch: Here’s how outside spending is boosting candidates in tough Senate races with midterm elections just two weeks away
Democratic candidates have out-fundraised their opponents in 8 of 9 key Senate races. But in North Carolina, Republican outside spending has made up for it.
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The Ratings Game: Coca-Cola’s third-quarter profit and revenue bodes well for beverage stocks, says analyst
Coca-Cola said it is building on momentum from the first half of the year with its better-than-expected profit and revenue numbers.
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Economic Report: These are the 10 most affordable housing markets for homebuyers, according to Zillow
The list comes as mortgage rates have shot up above 7%, pushing some homebuyers out of the market.
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: Why hopes for a Fed ‘pivot’ could be off-base, once again, based on a long history of inflation
History shows that inflation generally takes about two years to fall below 6% when it spikes above 8%, according to Deutsche Bank researchers.