War Brings an Uncomfortable Windfall for Commodity Traders
An awkward but unavoidable truth: War in Ukraine is proving quite good for business for the world’s top commodities traders.
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Deals at Historic High Despite Recession Risk, Lazard CEO Says
Clients are involved in more dealmaking conversations, pushing activity to historic levels even as the risk of recession rises.
What Investors Can Learn From the Carnage in SPACs: Morning Brief
Sponsors have abandoned plans for at least 56 new SPACs in 2022 (seven last week alone). Meanwhile, regulators are gearing up to tighten rules.
Stocks: We're 'Nearing Peak Bear Sentiment' On Big Tech, Analyst Says
Selling pressure in tech stocks amid slowing growth and rising interest rates is so brutal an end has to be in sight, according to one tech analyst.
Banks Accused of ‘Woke,’ Marxist Agendas as MAGA Comes to Annual Meetings
Three of the nation’s largest banks kicked off U.S. financial industry’s annual gatherings this week, conservative speakers showed up with questions.
Value Stocks to Trounce Growth, Say 74% of Votes: MLIV Pulse
(Bloomberg) - Value investing is winning again, after famously lagging since the global financial crisis, as rising bond yields stifle technology stocks anew -- while the lost decade for em
Four SPAC Offerings Aborted as Investors Flee From Blank Checks
Plans for four new blank-check firms have been pulled in less than 24 hours by serial dealmakers at Navigation Capital Partners as industry goes cold.
