Author: super@dmin
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Earnings Outlook: The Arm deal is dead, but Nvidia is not expected to slow down
Nvidia Corp.’s data-center performance is back to being front-and-center for investors now that the Arm Ltd. acquisition has been scuttled and the company seeks to cut further into Intel Corp.’s and Advanced Micro Devices Inc.’s market share in that area.
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The Margin: Bob Saget’s fatal head injury is a wake-up call for us all
An estimated 1.5 million Americans sustain traumatic brain injuries each year, often from falling. These are the warning signs.
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The Wall Street Journal: Taliban said to be holding an American and other Western citizens in Kabul
Among those arrested: a British reporter and an Irish photographer who were in Afghanistan on assignment for United Nations refugee agency UNHCR.
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Earnings Results: Goodyear Tire’s stock suffering worst day since Black Monday after downbeat FCF outlook
Shares of Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. pulled a sharp U-turn to travel deep into negative territory Friday, after the tire maker followed a strong earnings report with a disappointing full-year outlook for free cash flow.
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: SoFi is ‘not just another neobank,’ Bank of America analyst says
SoFi Technologies Inc. picked up a new fan on Wall Street Friday as a Bank of America analyst chimed in with a bullish view of the financial-technology company.
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The Ratings Game: Kellogg overcame a labor strike, a plant fire and more to beat earnings expectations, but still got downgraded
Kellogg is facing headwinds at the start of 2022, but the company says that it’s in “good condition”
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The Margin: Valentine’s Day could be a $23.9 billion gift to restaurants and retailers
Average American expected to spend $175.41 on dining out, jewelry and candy for Valentine’s Day gifts
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Top Ten: Weekend reads: Inflation fear and opportunities for investors
Also, retirement locations, TikTok, a bitcoin stock pick and how to set up a trust.
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The Fed: A ‘firestorm’ of hawkish Fed speculation erupts following strong U.S. inflation reading
Higher U.S. inflation data has ignited “a firestorm” of speculation about potential hawkish moves that the Federal Reserve may take.
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: Biden thinks inflation will cool later this year
President Joe Biden said Thursday he sees signs of relief on the horizon for U.S. consumers, after a government report showed inflation staying at a 40-year high.