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Wall Street Likes the Fed's Communications Style. Main Street Does Not
Analysts say the central bank's leaders are doing a good job describing monetary policy changes and strategies. The general public doesn't share their view, a pair of surveys show.Inc. - Business -
Wall Street Isn't Sweating a Recession. Earnings Look Too Good
Companies are crushing first-quarter reports and fewer execs are mentioning the odds of a downturn.Inc. - Business -
Amid strong first-quarter earnings, companies are stepping up repurchases of their own shares, which is giving a resurgent stock market an extra boost.
Amid strong first-quarter earnings, companies are stepping up repurchases of their own shares, which is giving a resurgent stock market an extra boost.The Wall Street Journal - World -
Nvidia, Micron and Super Micro among companies that shine in Wall Street’s ‘beat-and-raise’ game
Investors should look at the numbers behind rising share prices.MarketWatch - Business -
Sweetgreen shares soar 34% after company beats revenue expectations
Shares of the salad chain surged 34% Friday after the company's revenue beat analysts' expectations during its fiscal first quarter.CNBC - Business -
Activist Elliott settles for a new director at Sensata. These next steps may help boost shares
The activist investor settled for a new independent director and an interim CEO.CNBC - Business -
How AI Expansion Helps Companies Like RunPod Find New Niches to Make Money
Much of the current wave of AI tech operates in the cloud, but not all cloud systems are equal. That's a problem RunPod is addressing and building a business around.Inc. - Business -
Jim Simons, Math Genius Who Conquered Wall Street, Dies at 86
Using advanced computers, he went from M.I.T. professor to multibillionaire. His Medallion fund had 66 percent average annual returns for decades.The New York Times - Business -
How Jim Simons pioneered quantitative trading and transformed Wall Street
Billionaire investor Jim Simons, a mathematician who founded one of the most profitable trading firms of all time and pioneered the field of quantitative investing, has died at the age of 86.MarketWatch - Business