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Wall Street analysts are showing they’re Taylor Swift superfans too by riffing on her songs in their usually wonky research notes

On Thursday, a research note from BTIG landed in inboxes with the title “Now We Got Bad Blood.” The day before, one from Goldman Sachs’s David Kostin led with “All You Had To...

Wall Street disappointed Constellation beers didn’t benefit more from Bud Light brouhaha

Bud Light’s brand-image fallout hasn’t boosted some of its top competitors as much as investors had hoped, judging from the response to Constellation Brands Inc.’s quarterly report Thursday. Constellation, maker of beers including Modelo Especial,...

Biden fundraising: Wall Street donors at Manhattan events

President Joe Biden closed out an end-of-quarter campaign blitz Thursday with a pair of Manhattan fundraisers hosted by Wall Street power brokers, a funding push designed to put Biden on strong financial footing for a...

Tesla incentives help realize record deliveries in the fourth quarter—but they're still short of Wall Street estimates

Tesla's deliveries of 405,278 cars in the fourth quarter compare to an average estimate of 420,760. It also missed its target of 50% growth for the full year. Read More Source link

Wall Street digests Federal Reserve interest rate hike, stocks fall

Stocks fell on Wall Street in morning trading on Thursday and added to weekly losses for major indexes as central banks around the world hiked interest rates to fight inflation. The S&P 500 fell 0.6% as...

Sinema took Wall Street money while killing tax on investors. ‘There is no universe in which it is politically smart to fight for favorable...

WASHINGTON — Sen. Kyrsten Sinema, the Arizona Democrat who single-handedly thwarted her party’s longtime goal of raising taxes on wealthy investors, received nearly $1 million over the past year from private equity professionals,...

Two Wall Street titans weigh in on inflation and recession. One says ‘relax, don’t panic’. The other predicts it’s going to get worse

As recession fears stalk markets, Goldman Sach CEO David Solomon predicts it will get worse, while BlackRock's CEO Larry Fink is telling people not to panic. Read More Source link

Oak Street Bootmakers: The Company Keeping American Shoemaking Alive

Your next grail-worthy footwear.I’ve always chuckled at people who buy the most rugged SUVs with no intention of ever going off-road. So you want the capability, but you don’t want to get the...

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