The Market Impact of a Potential Russia-Ukraine Peace Deal on Oil
Oil prices and energy stocks took a notable hit on today as the U.S. renewed pressure for a peace agreement to end the protracted conflict
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Global Equity Funds See a Ninth Week of Steady Inflows
Investors maintain confidence, marking the ninth consecutive week of inflows into global equity funds, driven by strong corporate earnings in the third quarter. Despite concerns
Redwood Capital Bancorp’s Strategic Use of Capital Through Stock Repurchases
Redwood Capital Bancorp (OTCQX: RWCB) announced its third stock repurchase program on today, authorizing up to $1 million in share buybacks. This program follows two
The Emerging Exodus from Big Private Equity Firms
The private equity industry in the U.S. is currently facing a notable trend where employees are increasingly leaving larger firms for smaller ones, driven largely
The U.S. Labor Market Shift Hidden in Jobless Claims Data
The recent unexpected increase in unemployment claims in the U.S. signals possible shifts in the labor market that could have broader economic consequences. Between mid-October
Retirement Savings Reach New Heights Despite Economic Uncertainty
Retirement account balances in the United States have reached new record levels in the third quarter of 2025, driven largely by a stronger stock market,
Zoox Rolls Out Free Robotaxi Rides in San Francisco’s Urban Streets
Amazon’s Zoox, a subsidiary of the retail giant Amazon (NASDAQ: AMZN), is making a noticeable move in the autonomous vehicle space by expanding its free
Kentucky Becomes a Manufacturing Hub as GE Appliances Repatriates Laundry Production
GE Appliances has recently announced a substantial shift in its manufacturing strategy, with a focus on reinvesting in U.S.-based suppliers and relocating production from China
The Federal Reserve’s New Guidelines for Bank Supervision Spark Mixed Reactions
The Federal Reserve recently issued new principles for bank supervision, marking a shift in focus from broad regulatory scrutiny to targeted oversight of material financial
Greystar’s $7 Million Settlement Marks a Turning Point for Rent Algorithms
Greystar, known as the largest landlord in the United States, has agreed to a $7 million settlement to resolve accusations that it used algorithmic rent-setting
