Mortgage rates surge to 6.94%, a 20-year high, leading to steep decline in home sales
admin The numbers: Mortgage rates have risen to the highest level in 20 years. The 30-year…
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Early chip earnings provided a sigh of relief, but two more big tests are coming
Early chip-industry earnings reporters have provided a sigh of relief in a sector where many…
Read MoreRaymond James ‘tapping out’ of home-builder stocks as a housing recession is now a given
Raymond James analyst Buck Horne lowered ratings on all of the home-builder stocks he covers,…
Read MoreThe IRS is stretching out penalty relief for Hurricane Ian victims who still need to file overdue 2019, 2020 tax returns
Hurricane Ian victims in Florida, North Carolina and South Carolina are still trying to get…
Read MoreGavin Wood steps down as CEO of Parity Technologies
Gavin Wood is stepping down as the chief executive officer at Parity Technologies, which builds…
Read MoreRents in these cities and states actually declined in September and a ‘silver lining’ in the housing market: Homes are spending more time on the market
Hi, MarketWatchers. Don’t miss these top stories. Rents in these cities and states actually declined…
Read MoreAT&T stock has its best week since 2000: ‘There is at least a plausible case for optimism’
Shares of AT&T Inc. recorded their best weekly performance since 2000 after the telecommunications company…
Read MoreHuntington Bancshares takes long view as other banks scramble on mortgages, auto loans and lower deposits
Huntington Bancshares Corp. stock rallied Friday as the financial-services company raised its outlook for net…
Read MoreApple’s design chief is leaving company three years after replacing Jony Ive
Apple Inc.’s head of industrial design is leaving the company, marking another significant loss in…
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Ford already ‘bit the proverbial bullet’ ahead of earnings, but GM results could go either way
Ford Motor Co.’s third-quarter earnings report shouldn’t be too dramatic since the company already warned…
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