BNP Banker Fired for Terrorizing Traders Wins $1.8 Million
A senior BNP Paribas SA banker fired after being accused of terrorizing subordinates on the trading floor was awarded nearly 1.7 million euros.
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Strong Airline Forecasts Defy Fears of an Economic Slowdown
The optimistic forecast stands in stark contrast to the far less rosy outlooks issued by companies outside of the travel industry.
Saudi Arabia Says It’s Done All It Can For the Global Oil Market
Saudi Arabia’s foreign minister said there’s nothing it can do to tame oil markets, implying world’s biggest crude exporter has no plan to accelerate.
BlackRock Moves to Sidelines on Developed Market Equities
BlackRock Investment Institute cut its ratings of developed market (DM) equities to "neutral" from "overweight".
Goldman Sachs and Bank of America Have Very Different Calls for When Stocks Will Hit Bottom
Goldman's chief U.S. equity strategist David J. Kostin sees the S&P 500 finishing the year at 4,300, implying a solid 10.3% rally from Friday's close.
Court Rules SEC’s Internal Judges are Unconstitutional
5th Circuit Court of Appeals ruled SEC denying defendants constitutional right to jury trial by putting them in front of its own internal judges.
Elon Musk Has a Bigger Problem Than Twitter Bots: A Huge Debt Burden
Elon Musk's problem: not Twitter bots, a $13 billion debt bill that’s looking like a bigger burden by the day.
