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Kering shares jump on double upgrade of Gucci owner by Bank of America

Bank of America said Gucci-owner Kering may see the ‘green shoots’ of a recovery as early as the second half of this year

Is an AI stock bubble looming? That’s the $167 billion question.

AI capital-expenditure projections are out of step with AI revenue projections, which Barclays says may encapsulate FOMO, or the fear of missing out.

End of deal talks sends International Paper’s stock lower

International Paper stock slumped while those of Britain’s DS Smith surged Thursday, as Brazil’s Suzano said it won’t pursue a takeover of the U.S. company.

Fed’s Bostic still backs one rate cut this year

Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank President Raphael Bostic said Thursday that he is sticking with his forecast of one quarter-point interest-rate cut this year, sometime in the October-December quarter.

Pending U.S. home sales fall to an all-time low in May

U.S. pending home sales fell 2.1% in May, the National Association of Realtors said on Thursday.

Rivian’s stock pulls back as company keeps yearly production target steady

Rivian kept its production outlook for the year intact, even as the company signaled upbeat delivery numbers for its ongoing quarter.

NYCB sets reverse stock split for July

The reverse stock split comes after NYCB’s share price fell sharply earlier this year from above $10 a share down to a low of $1.70 a share after it said it faced material weaknesses on its balance sheet.

These tips for investing in mutual funds and ETFs can green light your portfolio

Tech funds and semiconductor ETFs draw interest, and an argument for selective active management.

Trade deficit widens sharply in May

Trade gap up 2.7% to $100.6 billion

Well-timed Rivian options trades ahead of Volkswagen investment raise eyebrows

Some well-timed trades in bullish call options tied to Rivian Automotive Inc. have caught the attention of investors and analysts on social media.

First-quarter GDP grew a soft 1.4%, but the economy might have more ‘spring’ in its step

The U.S. economy’s performance in the first three months of the year didn’t look much better the third time around: The government’s latest estimate of first-quarter annual growth was lifted slightly to a lackluster 1.4%.

Weak durable-goods orders show manufacturers still stuck in mud

Orders for durable goods such as autos and computers barely rose in May and underscored the ongoing weakness in the industrial side of the U.S. economy.
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