Author: super@dmin
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: Philips stock slumps 8% after issuing profit warning
Dutch healthcare tech company Phillips’ shares dropped 8% to its lowest level since 2012 after issuing its second profit warning this year, forewarning that supply chain problems will impact sales and third-quarter profits.
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Earnings Results: PepsiCo stock jumps after profit and revenue beats, raised outlook
Shares of PepsiCo Inc. rallied Wednesday, after the beverage and snack giant reported third-quarter profit and revenue that rose above expectations and raised its full-year outlook, as higher prices helped offset some volume weakness.
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Bond Report: Bond yields steady as traders await inflation data
The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield has climbed from about 1.80% in March to recently breach 4% for the first time since 2008.
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Deep Dive: The stock market is in trouble. That’s because the bond market is ‘very close to a crash.’
Larry McDonald expects an abrupt policy change by the Federal Reserve.
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Outside the Box: Why don’t some people ever retire — even if they have plenty of money?
Pinpointing if we have saved or accomplished ‘enough’
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Peter Morici: The Fed needs to jack up interest rates a lot more to bring inflation back under control
Jerome Powell needs to put away his peashooter and pick up Paul Volcker’s big gun if he wants to slay the inflation dragon.
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NerdWallet: Even pessimists can be optimistic: How to be happier in retirement, according to science
Many retirees stay happy despite difficulties, and research indicates that their psychological attitudes help determine how well they cope with change
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Autotrader: 10 SUVs that are the most fun to drive
Curated from a list of new vehicles with starting prices below $75,000, here are the 10 most fun-to-drive SUVs.
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NerdWallet: If you believe these common myths, it could be hurting your credit score
Nearly half of Americans think leaving a balance on their credit card is better for their score than paying it off. Wrong.
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Next Avenue: I joined the ‘Great Resignation’ a few months ago—here’s how it’s working out
Being middle-aged and experienced, I decided I want flexibility, structure and growth — three nouns I normally don’t associate with a career. It can be done.