Author: super@dmin
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The Moneyist: ‘He’s always been a shady character’: My uncle asked me to sign a document saying that I’d no rights to my grandfather’s land. I didn’t sign it. What now?
‘My late father always told my sister and me to watch out for him.’
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: 12 biotech stocks to consider buying now as prospects for the sector brighten this year
Biotechnology is so beaten down, relative valuation metrics suggest some stocks could more than double.
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The Wall Street Journal: Months after resignation, Andrew Cuomo plans his public comeback
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo and his aides are intensifying an effort to revive his public standing, including discussing how to make his first public appearance since resigning in August, according to people close to him.
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MarketWatch First Take: $1.4 trillion ? Big Tech’s pandemic year produces mind-boggling financial results
Now that all five of the U.S. Big Tech companies have reported, the numbers are in and they are staggering
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: The pandemic’s isolation and financial difficulties have created ‘fertile ground’ for scammers — especially ones hawking crypto investments
The median amount of money lost by fraud victims is at a 10-year high, according to a consumer advocacy organization.
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Econofact: Where are house prices rising the most? And why are they going up so fast?
The U.S. needs nearly 4 million more housing units to satisfy the strong demand for shelter.
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The Ratings Game: PayPal stock still offers ‘four silver linings’ after ‘epic’ selloff, says analyst
Shares of PayPal Holdings Inc. have been pummeled in recent days after the e-commerce company gave a disappointing forecast and announced a change in its business strategy, but one analyst still sees shine in PayPal’s story.
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The Ratings Game: Snap earnings spark stock rally that’s so big, it’s making people nervous
A 50% daily stock move is normally cause for celebration on Wall Street, but Snap Inc.’s big rally Friday has also been met by some skittishness.
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Financial Crime: ‘THESE cases are GOLD!!!’ Couple bilked insurance companies by billing $65 million in breast enlargements and nose jobs as medically necessary
Linda Morrow pleaded guilty Friday to insurance fraud after being extradited from Israel where she and her husband had gone on the run.
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Market Snapshot: ‘This is not 1980’: What investors are watching as next U.S. inflation reading looms
Investors next week will be closely watching for the latest reading on U.S. inflation, which has been running hot against the backdrop of a volatile stock market in 2022.