Wall Street looks for some down time following a wild week that saw huge stock market swings caused by China’s surprise currency devaluation moves. Plus, shifting the iCar into 5th gear with Apple’s effort to get you into a self-driving car. And Disney is counting on Luke Skywalker and friends to attract more visitors to its theme parks.
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An expected drop in crude prices to $30 to $40 a barrel might not be enough to balance global oil markets, IHS Energy’s Jamie Webster says.
Jeff Bezos writes to staff defending Amazon’s human resources policy following a New York Times story claiming back-stabbing practices.
Two units of Citigroup will pay nearly $180 million to settle financial crisis-era charges alleging they defrauded investors in two hedge funds by telling them the funds were safe, low-risk investments, U.S. regulators said Monday. The Securities and Exchange Commission said that Citigroup Global Markets Inc and Citigroup Alternative Investments LLC are settling without admitting or denying the charges, and that the funds will bear all of the costs for
U.S. homebuilders grew slightly more optimistic about the housing market in August, putting their confidence at levels last seen a decade ago during the debt-fueled housing boom. The National Association …
In a note this morning, Jonas has increased the price target for Tesla to $465 from $280 (the stock is currently at about $243). The key reason behind this is what he calls “Tesla Mobility, an app-based, on-demand mobility service.” The race for autonomous driving is nothing new, with tech giants such as Apple and Google also making a push in this realm, but the report says Tesla is well positioned to get
Short of cash and unsettled in their careers, young Americans are waiting longer than ever to buy their first homes. The typical first-timer now rents for six years before buying a home, up from 2.6 years …
Manufacturing activity in New York state contracted in August at the fastest pace since the Great Recession, pulled down by sharp declines in new orders and shipments. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York …
