CEOs are Less Optimistic as They Pull Back Hiring Plans
CEO optimism dipping slightly as executives reduce hiring plans amid concerns about inflation, higher interest rates, and the broader global economy.
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Wall Street’s Once-Hot Trades of 2023 Are Unraveling in Markets
Once-hot Wall Street trades of 2023 are all falling apart, in fresh blow to market pros blindsided again and again ever since the pandemic broke out.
Morgan Stanley Joins Goldman in Cutting China Index Targets
Morgan Stanley became latest China bull to reduce target for key stock indexes citing delayed earnings recovery, weaker currency outlook, geopolitics.
Don’t Ask Us to Come to the Office More — Or We Will Quit, Investors Say
Hybrid work wins over Wall Street and some would go as far as quitting rather than spend more time in the office.
Don't Keep Your Money in Venmo, PayPal, and Other Payment Apps, CFPB Warns
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is warning Americans against keeping their money in a payment app.
Column: Short Selling Makes Markets Work Better. So Why do Banks Want to Outlaw It?
Column: Short selling makes markets work better. So why do banks want to outlaw it?
Hedge Funds Are Deploying ChatGPT to Handle All the Grunt Work
Latest artificial-intelligence hype is powering a massive surge in the stock market on bets that a new era of innovation is nigh.
