Marketwatch
- ‘She binged on food, mainly junk food, and I had to foot the cost.’
- ‘He's too tired to leave, and we don’t have anything but bills.’
- Get ready for more 'Black Mirror,' the end of 'Manifest' and 'Never Have I Ever,' an 'Extraction' sequel and much more,
- Retail and grocery workers are seeing an increase in hostile and violent situations, according to learning provider Axonify.
- Strategists' recommended allocations to stocks have dropped to levels that are sending a contrarian, bullish signal to the U.S. stock market, according to Bank of America.
Marginal Economics
- 1. Johnny Cash and Josef Stalin. 2. Noah Smith’s current take on libertarianism. 3. New Larry Summers talk on fiscal policy. 4. The business of giving private concerts to rich people (New Yorker). 5. Amitai Etzioni, RIP (NYT). 6. Japan patent fact of the day. Yikes. 7. Kaija Saariaho, RIP (NYT). 8. Legal bank stablecoins […]
- Goods producers increase their capital expenditure and employment in response to a cut in marginal corporate income tax rates or an increase in investment tax credits. In contrast, companies in the service sector mostly use any tax windfall to increase dividend payouts. We base our conclusions on a novel measure of U.S. firm-specific tax shocks […]
- I agree that miracles may well be possible for disabled individuals, but I am less certain about their more general applicability. Here is one excerpt from my latest Bloomberg column: Another vision for this technology is that the owners of computers will want to “rent out” the powers of human brains, much the way companies […]
- 1. Claudia Rosett, RIP. 2. Russell Hogg and Scott Sumner podcast on Japanese movies. 3. Foundations and Frontiers, some new essays on new technologies, by Anna-Sofia Lesiv. 4. “Meet the one-person team behind Antarctica’s longest-running newspaper, the Antarctic Sun.” 5. Benjamin Wallace-Wells on libertarianism (New Yorker). 6. The excellent Dan Senor podcasts with me. 7. How […]
- Chinese startup MiniMax, working on AI solutions similar to that of Microsoft-backed OpenAI’s ChatGPT, is close to completing a fundraising of more than $250 million that will value it at about $1.2 billion, people familiar with the matter said. The deal comes amid a global AI buzz kicked off by ChatGPT that has spread to […]
Wall Street Journal Markets
- The technology-stock rally has boosted the funds to a nearly 20% gain so far this year.
- Higher rates are driving shifts in how the insurance market handles climate risk.
- Index funds have dominated the ETF market. That’s starting to change.
- With all the attention on ChatGPT, here is how to choose an AI fund. They’re not all alike.
- Deposits rose recently at Ally, Goldman Sachs’s Marcus and Capital One, banks that either don’t have branch networks or have far fewer branches than peers.
Wall Street Journal Business News
- The agency said it would allow Qilu Pharmaceutical to ship into the U.S. a chemotherapy injection known as cisplatin, even though the product hasn’t been FDA approved and the vials are labeled in Chinese.
- Deposits rose recently at Ally, Goldman Sachs’s Marcus and Capital One, banks that either don’t have branch networks or have far fewer branches than peers.
- The billionaire is trying to motivate workers with talk of sacrifice as many of them are pushing for more of a work-life balance.
- After a steep drop in attendance, the theme-park operator is trying to upgrade its brand; the wafting aroma of barbecue.
- The U.S. stepped up its efforts to get Mexico to ease its restrictions on genetically modified corn, after more than a year of high-level discussions between the countries failed to resolve the dispute.
Reuters Business
- Roundhill Investments makes bullish bet on one of the market’s hottest trends.
- Reusable cups have long been an in-store option at the coffee chain, but with three-quarters of orders now drive-thru, mobile or delivery, it's a bigger issue.
- In 2020, Maxine Sharples bought a 2-bedroom house in Liverpool, England — for just $1. The catch? It was in complete disrepair, and she had to turn it into a livable space. Here's how she fully renovated the 796-square-foot Victorian terrace for $74,000.
- Jade Weatherington has expanded her business. She now makes money off others teaching her curriculum on Outschool and off courses for adults.
- Elliott Management recently sent a letter to NRG, calling on the company to implement a new plan.
CNBC Business
- Roundhill Investments makes bullish bet on one of the market’s hottest trends.
- Reusable cups have long been an in-store option at the coffee chain, but with three-quarters of orders now drive-thru, mobile or delivery, it's a bigger issue.
- In 2020, Maxine Sharples bought a 2-bedroom house in Liverpool, England — for just $1. The catch? It was in complete disrepair, and she had to turn it into a livable space. Here's how she fully renovated the 796-square-foot Victorian terrace for $74,000.
- Jade Weatherington has expanded her business. She now makes money off others teaching her curriculum on Outschool and off courses for adults.
- Elliott Management recently sent a letter to NRG, calling on the company to implement a new plan.
Fortune Magazine
- Austin is arguably the epicenter of both the Pandemic Housing Boom and the Pandemic Housing Correction.
- “Failure to impose a cost upon the PRC for its malign behavior will only invite further such conduct,” argue Michael McCaul and Mike Gallagher.
- A.I. will teach coding for 40,000-plus online students of Harvard’s CS50 course around the world.
- Global supply chains depend on peace in the Taiwan Strait, the Pentagon chief said Saturday.
- Nowhere is the solar boom—and the adjustment risks—clearer than in the Netherlands, where incentives have been "a little too successful."
Yahoo Finance
NPR Business
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