European markets are treading water today, and the same pattern is visible in US futures as investors hold their positions ahead of Wednesday’s FOMC decision. With volatility expected to rise sharply mid-week, traders appear content Read more…
Over the last few months, several airlines north of the border have seen ongoing labor disputes reach the kind of impasse that resulted in disrupted travel. Over the course of four days between Aug. 16 Read more…
As more people around the world ditch cable services for more convenient entertainment options, the competition among streaming service providers is heating up. Streaming giants, such as Netflix, Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, Read more…
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Recovery leg extends into third straight day and accelerated on Monday (up 2.2% until mid-European session), with fresh bullish signals generated on lift above bear-channel upper boundary (90700) and Fibo 38.2% of 107502/80514 descend (90823). Read more…
Credit Card Debtors are Chasing Rewards (7:58) But overspending for points or cash quickly becomes futile when interest charges kick in Broadcast Retirement Network’s Jeffrey Snyder discusses balancing credit rewards and credit card debt with Read more…
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Micron Technology is stepping back from the consumer memory business, and it is not just a cost-cutting move. In a statement posted on its investor site, the company confirmed it would “exit the Crucial consumer Read more…
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The fate of the US dollar depends on capital flows and hawkish rhetoric from the Fed. Japan’s economic weakness is weighing on the yen, while the RBA is expected to keep rates at 3.6% Americans Read more…