Author: super@dmin
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: California to sue Tesla for discrimination, harassment, auto maker says
Tesla Inc. said in a blog post Wednesday that California is planning to sue the electric-vehicle maker for ‘systematic racial discrimination and harassment,’ an action the company called ‘misguided.’
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Brett Arends's ROI: How to profit from your losses on those ‘Cathie Wood’ stocks
3 ways to turn today’s pain into tomorrow’s gain
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Cannabis Watch: Another cannabis business development company is set to go public
Altmore BDC set its IPO price range, while Silver Spike Investment Corp. debuted on Feb. 4.
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The Moneyist: My daughters will inherit our $2M estate, but one child struggles with anxiety and depression, and only works occasionally. How do we protect her after we’re gone?
‘These debilitating diseases means her employment is spotty, and she would be homeless if not for our ongoing episodic financial assistance.’
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London Markets: A strange story is unfolding Europe as U.K. yield curve flattens while Germany’s steepens
A key difference is emerging in the bond market. In the U.K., the yield curve is flattening, while in Germany, it’s steepening.
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Market Pulse: Dow up 280 points as stocks open higher
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The Wall Street Journal: Top Republican senators defend highway expansion in clash with climate-minded Biden administration
Top Senate Republicans are pushing back on a Biden administration effort to discourage states from using funds in the roughly $1 trillion infrastructure law to expand highways.
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Futures Movers: Oil edges lower ahead of supply data as traders watch Iran talks, Ukraine tensions
Oil futures trade slightly lower Wednesday morning, extending this week’s pullback from seven-year highs as traders await data on U.S. supplies.
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Bond Report: Treasury yields pull back from 2% ahead of Thursday’s inflation report
Yields for the closely watched 10-year Treasury were pulling back Wednesday after rates for the benchmark debt hit the highest level since July of 2019.
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Retire Better: They’re saving sea turtles, fighting Alzheimer’s and giving away billions — and they’re over 60
These older Americans are doing more — and better — than ever