GMO’s first exchange-traded fund is beating the S&P 500 so far in 2024 — without holding the skyrocketing stock of artificial-intelligence darling Nvidia Corp.
Shares of Hims & Hers Health Inc. rose after hours on Monday after the online wellness platform bumped its full-year sales forecast higher, following sharp increases in subscribers and profits during the first quarter, as it tries to provide more personalized treatments.
The improved forecast was due to high levels of labor productivity and lower long-term disability incidence rate.
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Citadel founder Ken Griffin said the Federal Reserve will likely trim interest rates in September or December as persistent U.S. services inflation challenges the central bank’s effort to bring inflation back to its 2% target.
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Lucid kept its 2024 production guidance at 9,000 EVs.
Palantir Technologies Inc. boosted its outlook on Monday afternoon as the company’s AI platform continues to gain traction.
An Israeli invasion of Rafah in Gaza would likely stoke fears of a wider Middle East conflict that could endanger the flow of crude oil.
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It’s been a good 2024 for the “T-bill and chill” proponents — but all eyes are on what the Federal Reserve’s next moves will be.
The popular stock-trading app received bad news from the SEC just days before it’s scheduled to report quarterly earnings.
Joseph Maroon says he’s too busy to slow down.
Experts say the judge still has options short of sending Trump to jail for contempt.
Recent data whiplash only confirms the wisdom of being slow to move interest rates, the Richmond Fed president says.
President Joe Biden’s visit to Wisconsin on Wednesday will feature the Democratic incumbent highlighting a Microsoft expansion plan on land meant for Foxconn during the Trump era, according to a Milwaukee newspaper’s report.
Some colleges have canceled their school-wide ceremonies, while other schools are planning for disruption.
BF Borgers agreed to pay a $14 million fine after admitting it had falsely claimed filings for hundreds of companies met accounting standards.