Airbus can’t get enough engines. The stock is falling.
Plane maker Airbus on Thursday said it’s having trouble sourcing enough engines as it outlined guidance that disappointed investors.
This fund that now says it’ll never open up for withdrawals has El-Erian making Bear Stearns parallels
A $1.6 billion fund at the center of concerns over private debt is now abandoning plans to let investors withdraw their money.
Palantir’s stock has dropped a third from its peak. Michael Burry has a new line of attack.
Michael Burry, the former hedge-fund manager chronicled in “The Big Short” for his bets against the housing market during the…
While Wall Street is betting against software, retail investors have poured in — and done well
Retail investors have been a mighty force to start 2026 and they’ve not shying away from battered software stocks.
Global oil benchmark hits 6-month high amid fears of U.S.-Iran conflict
Brent crude futures, the global oil benchmark, on Thursday rose above $71 a barrel for the first time since late July, amid fears supplies…
Rise Of Europe’s “War Unicorns” As Goldman Maps The Defense-Startup Ecosystem
Rise Of Europe’s “War Unicorns” As Goldman Maps The Defense-Startup Ecosystem The “war unicorn” startup boom we…
‘The world feels unpredictable’: I’m 56. My husband is 64. Our mortgage costs $17K a month. Do we pay it off?
“We paid $3.1 million for the house and owe $1.3 million on the loan.”
Bayer shares make this surprising move after $7.25 billion Roundup settlement accord
Bayer stock slumped on Wednesday as the German giant set a preliminary accord to cap litigation over its weedkiller Roundup.
Average Tax Refunds Jump By Nearly 11%, Early IRS Data Show
Average Tax Refunds Jump By Nearly 11%, Early IRS Data Show Authored by Rob Sabo via The Epoch Times, The Internal Revenue Service is taking…
‘This is stressful’: My two siblings are financial horrors. How can I make sure their estate goes to the ‘right’ people?
“My siblings have led lifestyles that have required them to depend heavily on my parents financially.”