U.S. factory orders jump 1.6% in May — but the good times might not last
admin U.S. factory orders jumped 1.6% in May in a show of strength among manufacturers —…
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The sum also rises: Hemingway enthusiasts and other tourists in Spain confront an inflation rate higher than the U.S.’s
It’s an early summer afternoon in Madrid, and the world’s oldest restaurant is abuzz with…
Read More‘Dr. Copper’ doesn’t deserve that Ph.D in economics
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Read MoreAlphabet stock price target cut, but analyst says company set to ‘emerge stronger’ from turbulent times
Google-parent Alphabet Inc.’s stock price target was reduced by Monness Crespi Hardt on Tuesday, as…
Read More‘This will be an expensive trip’: I’ve been invited to a destination wedding in New Orleans. I live in LA. Is it tacky to ask the bride if I can bring a plus-one?
Dear Quentin, One of my closest friends from high school is getting married in New…
Read MoreGold weakens as dollar climbs to 22-year high vs. euro
Gold prices weakened again on Thursday, breaking below $1,800 per ounce, as the U.S. dollar…
Read MoreTreasury yield curve flattens on U.S. growth fears
The U.S. yield curve flattened Tuesday as investors mulled how far the Federal Reserve will…
Read MoreOil lower as dollar soars, investors weigh recessionary fears
Oil futures traded lower Tuesday, under pressure as concerns over the global economic outlook spurred…
Read MoreHere’s how far house prices are set to fall as rates go up, says Capital Economics
Stocks are set to veer south post holiday, following earlier optimism over reports President Joe…
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HP stock falls after downgrade as analyst warns of ‘more severe’ pressure on PCs
The prospect of “more severe” pressures on the personal-computer industry could keep HP Inc.’s stock…
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