Kantar Media estimates some $400 million has already been spent in support or opposition to a pair of sports betting propositions in California, topping spending on any candidate race in the 2022 midterm cycle.
Debt-to-equity and interest coverage metrics for high-yield companies belie the trouble brewing in credit markets.
The cost of insuring the debt of Credit Suisse against default rose on Wednesday, while its bonds and shares fell, after reports that the Swiss lender of a U.S. tax investigation.
Hiring slows in September amid weaker economic outlook and candidate shortages
Both the S&P 500 Utilities sector and a select group of gas utility stocks fell more than 10% from recent highs as rising bond yields and other factors weighed on the defensive sectors.
It’s the 25th anniversary of the list of dynamic women in business, and it was highly competitive to earn a spot.
Activity among British construction companies improved unexpectedly last month, although the outlook darkened as growth in new orders dried up, a survey showed on Thursday.
Investors can’t say they’ve not been warned.
Investors in the best oil stocks desperately needed a catalyst, and they got a big one when OPEC agreed to slash output.
Stocks rise as investors look to extend October’s rally to a second day after September’s steep rout and ahead of Friday’s critical non-farm payrolls report.
South Korea’s factory activity shrank for a third straight month in September, and by the sharpest pace in more than two years, amid weakening global demand, a private-sector survey showed on Tuesday.
The output of Egypt’s non-oil businesses registered a marked contraction in September for the 13th month in a row driven by energy rationing, part shortages and weak demand amid the ongoing global economic challenges, Standards and Poor’s (S&P) Global announced on Tuesday.
If you want more evidence of how much of last year’s IPO market was a bubble, here it is. Nearly two-thirds of tech companies that went public in 2021 are now burning cash, compared with less than half of companies that went public in 2019 and 2020. That means far more of the companies that hit ...
The economic activity in the US manufacturing sector expanded at a slightly stronger pace in September than it did in August with the S&P Global Manuf
October is infamous for “jinxing” investors with massive drops — the last thing anyone wants following September’s fall.
The Goldman Sachs Group reduced their target price on shares of S&P Global from $423.00 to $364.00 and set a “buy” rating for the company in a report on Monday.
Canadian manufacturing survey from S&P Global
Mexico’s manufacturing sector inched back into expansion territory in September, following two months of contraction, as goods producers faced a challenging month due to ongoing declines in sales and cashflow concerns, a survey showed on Monday.
Italy’s manufacturing sector contracted for a third month running in September, a survey showed on Monday, with inflationary pressures and uncertainty over the economy hitting order volumes.
Credit Suisse shares cratered to an all-time low Monday as some feared the worst about the bank’s future.