Author: super@dmin
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: Allstate warns of surprise loss, even as auto insurance rates jumped 16% in some locations last month
Shares of Allstate Corp. tumbled Thursday, enough to pace the S&P 500 index’s losers by a wide margin, after the insurer warned of a surprise third-quarter loss, amid weakness in its personal auto business.
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The Tell: Wall Street is driving explosive volatility in stocks by ‘YOLO-ing’ into options on the brink of expiring
Reddit-loving day traders are reportedly returning to their day jobs, according to the Wall Street Journal. But back in the world of high finance, professional traders have adopted one of their signature trading strategies, according to one closely followed markets guru.
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The Ratings Game: Lam Research surges 10% after strong earnings — has stock finally hit a bottom?
Lam Research Corp. shares rally as Wall Street analysts cut target prices, anticipating a bottom to the stock as the chip equipment maker posted earnings that beat expectations and a strong forecast.
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: Patients are getting surgeries again as COVID-19 worries wane
J&J said surgical procedure volumes are returning to pre-pandemic levels in many parts of the world.
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The Wall Street Journal: Three-judge appeals panel says CFPB funding structure is unconstitutional
Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals panel in New Orleans faults funding of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau by the Fed rather than through congressional allocation.
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Earnings Results: CSX rallies on earnings beat, while Union Pacific stock lags
Rival rail operators CSX Corp. and Union Pacific Corp. on Thursday both reported third-quarter results that beat estimates, helped by higher prices and the fuel surcharges they tack on to offset fuel prices. But different outlooks for both companies sent their stocks in opposite directions.
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: U.K. Prime Minister Liz Truss is out. Here’s what happens next.
A new Conservative party leader and U.K. prime minister is likely next week.
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Earnings Results: Snap stock plummets more than 25% as online advertising continues to struggle
A bruising year for Snap Inc.’s shares worsened Thursday, as the stock plummeted more than 25% in after-hours trading as executives launched the company’s first major share-repurchase program amid revenue issues in a poor environment for online advertising.
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: ‘Mass layoffs’ of Meta bus drivers lead to pleas for Facebook to bring workers back to the office
More than 160 people are losing their jobs as Meta cuts back on its once-ubiquitous tech bus shuttles.
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: Intel reportedly to start ‘targeted’ layoffs in November
Intel Corp. is planning on announcing “targeted” layoffs in November, according to a report late Thursday, citing an internal video shared with employees.