Equity Markets — Page 13
Page 13 of the Equity Markets archive on FinancialMarkets.com.
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- Jobs Data Removed | QQQ vs Everyone Else | Bloom Fell | Diesel Ban Goes Formal
- The American consumer is spending more and enjoying it less than any point since 2008.
- Two data releases, one summit, and a bond market that answers to nobody
- Nvidia Edges Lower as AI Infrastructure Jitters Ripple Through Chip Stocks
- Oracle Says Project Jupiter Is on Schedule, Calling Its Force Majeure Notice Routine
- Bloom Energy Holds No Piece of Oracle's New Mexico Loan. Its Stock Fell Harder Than Oracle's.
- Diller Dropped a $48.30 Offer. MGM Now Trades About 22% Below Where It Stood Before He Made It.
- LongHorn Is Growing More Than Five Times Faster Than Olive Garden. The Faster Chain Has the Thinner Margin.
- TD Synnex Beats by 22% and Raises Its Outlook. The Stock Slips Anyway.
- Oracle Invoked Force Majeure | Family Offices Cut Private Credit | AI Agent Mobilized Deposits
- Brokers Sold Off on Fears That AI Agents Will Shop for Yield. A Truist Analyst Says the Cash Already Moved.
- Oracle's Data Center Loan Already Traded Below 90 Cents. Now the Tenant Has Filed for Delay Protection.
- Everpure Jumps 18% in Its First Week in the S&P 500 on a Forecast for 37% Growth
- BlackBerry Beats Revenue Forecasts by 15%. The Stock Moves 2%.
- Darden Matches Forecasts and Holds Its Outlook. Shares Drop 6.6% Before the Bell.
- General Mills Expects Its Cost Inflation to Climb From 4% to 6% by the Fourth Quarter
- $10.3T Buildout Is a Credit Story | Oil Industry Beat the Ban | Truce Extended Two Months Not Six
- The last time bonds did this, Lehman had 15 months left
- The strongest business activity in five years is pushing the Fed toward another hike
- ARM Borrowers Bet on Rate Relief | McDonald's New Normal | Chip CDS Diverged
- The S&P 500 Sits 7% Above Its Long-Term Trend. Half Its Stocks Sit Below Theirs.
- Amazon Builds AI Agents for Its Sellers While Blocking Meta's From Its Store
- YouTube Answers Netflix's Creator Raids With Tools Instead of Checks
- McDonald's Tells Investors Flat Traffic Is the New Normal. The Stock Hits Its Lowest Since 2022.