Author: super@dmin
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Key Words: Elon Musk says SpaceX can’t afford to give Ukraine free Starlink access anymore
Musk says SpaceX is burning through almost $20 million a month providing Starlink access to Ukraine
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: Nio shorts may have covered too soon, as EV maker’s stock sinks to more than 2-year low
Shares of Nio Inc. sank to the lowest prices seen in more than two years, to disappoint not only bulls, but also likely the many bears who have just covered their short positions.
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Mark Hulbert: Value stocks have outperformed growth stocks. And now they’re even better bets
Value stocks have broken a correlation with inflation expectations, suggesting they have staying power.
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In One Chart: Here’s how ‘rare’ S&P 500’s ‘violent’ reversal was after Thursday’s inflation report — and what history shows may come next, according to Bespoke
The U.S. stock market took an unusual swing after Thursday’s inflation report.
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Outside the Box: Wrongful convictions cost American taxpayers hundreds of millions of dollars a year. Wrongdoing prosecutors must be held accountable.
Adnan Syed, subject of the ‘Serial’ podcast, was freed based on evidence of prosecutors’ misconduct. His case is not unique.
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: ‘Child care is slipping farther and farther out of reach’: Rising child-care costs outpace inflation
In most states, the cost of placing two kids in a center-based child care program would exceed a family’s annual housing costs.
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: Flat retail sales are just the beginning. Consumers are increasingly worried about rising prices, a looming recession, and uncertainty about what’s next.
If people tighten their purse strings into the holiday season, economists say it makes the prospect of a recession in 2022 even more likely.
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: JPMorgan profit falls but beats estimates while Morgan Stanley misses
Shares of JPMorgan, Citi and Wells Fargo all advance on earnings but Morgan Stanley loses ground after it falls short of it earnings and revenue targets.
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Brett Arends's ROI: London calling: Bet on a U.K. rebound with these 2 ETFs
This is an opportunity for any U.S. investors looking to take the long view in their 401(k) plans
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: Larry Summers says U.K. debt market stress could be the ‘tremor’ signaling global economic ‘earthquake’
Former Treasury Secretary Summers was one of the first economists to warn that federal policymakers were underestimating the threat of persistent inflation,