Cruise passengers seem especially vulnerable to various scams that have been going around. That’s at least partially because many cruises are not fully paid for upfront. In many cases, passengers may make a down payment, Read more…
Big tech is looking for a big break. The tech sector has been under fire from foreign and domestic government regulators. Lawsuits have been filed against Facebook parent Meta Platforms, Amazon, Apple, and Google’s owner Read more…
Transcript: Conway Gittens: I’m Conway Gittens reporting from the New York Stock Exchange. Here’s what we’re watching on TheStreet today. There’s a muted response to the latest batch of economic data released on Thursday. Retail sales Read more…
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The risks are undeniable. After two years of impressive gains, the software sector could easily take a breather. But analysts aren’t betting on it. 💰💸 Don’t miss the move: Subscribe to TheStreet’s free daily newsletter💰💸 Read more…
Sometimes, cruise lines can negotiate better deals for their passengers when it comes to the fees various countries charge for port visits. That’s because the cruise line will be bringing so many people to that Read more…
Fundamental Analysis The British Pound faces bearish pressure against the Dollar and Euro, driven by weak UK economic data and expectations of looser monetary policy from the Bank of England (BoE). UK GDP rose only Read more…
WTI crude oil prices dropped to around $78.50 per barrel on Thursday after hitting a six-month high of $79.37 the day before. This decline comes despite concerns over tight supplies and falling US oil stockpiles, Read more…
Oil prices dipped slightly on Thursday after reaching multi-month highs the previous day. Brent crude dropped to $81.66 per barrel, while U.S. WTI crude fell to $79.69. These declines followed substantial gains on Wednesday due Read more…
Markets Marginally softer than expected US CPI yesterday caused markets to leave a bond short-positioning that had been built since early December. The release also muted a developing market debate as to whether the Fed Read more…