U.S. existing-home sales fall again as housing downturn gathers steam
admin The numbers: U.S. existing-home sales fell 1.5% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.71…
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Public schools face shortages as thousands of K-12 staffers quit during back-to-school season
Janitors, cafeteria workers and teachers appear to have one thing in common: They’re fed up.…
Read MoreVanguard ‘not confident’ U.S. Treasury rates have peaked after painful bond-market losses. Why ‘risk-reward profiles’ still appear more attractive across fixed income
U.S. Treasury rates may have yet to peak after surging this year, but higher yields…
Read MoreJobless claims drop to three-week low of 214,000 as Hurricane Ian effects fade
The numbers: The number of people who applied for unemployment benefits fell by 12,000 in…
Read MoreElizabeth Warren among senators looking to crack down on ‘junk fees’ from remittance providers
A group of senators that includes Elizabeth Warren is asking the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau…
Read MoreThree-judge appeals panel says CFPB funding structure is unconstitutional
WASHINGTON — A federal appeals court found the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is funded…
Read MoreStocks are attempting a bounce as earnings season begins. Here’s what it will take for the gains to stick.
U.S. stocks have advanced since the start of the week as the earnings-reporting season has…
Read MoreAT&T stock gains after earnings beat, driven by continued subscriber rush
Shares of AT&T Inc. were up 2% in premarket trading Thursday after the telecommunications company…
Read MoreGermany may need an additional $39 billion to save Uniper collapse: report
The German government may pump another €40 billion ($39 billion) in soon-to-be nationalized German gas…
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Home builders sentiment index falls for record tenth month in a row in October. Home builders say the ‘situation is unhealthy and unsustainable.’
The numbers: The National Association of Home Builders’ (NAHB) monthly confidence fell 8 points to…
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