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The Tell: Why T. Rowe Price’s CIO thinks 10-year Treasury yields may keep rising — and how he’s positioned in markets

Ten-year Treasury yields may keep climbing over the next two to three months, says Sebastien Page, CIO and head of global multi-asset at T. Rowe Price.

The Ratings Game: Microsoft ‘has taken the AI mantel from Google’—and now it’s coming for Amazon in the cloud

Against a choppy economic backdrop for the broader software industry, Microsoft is still thriving.

The Ratings Game: Gap upgraded to overweight at Wells Fargo on cost controls and new management

Wells Fargo analyst Ike Boruchow hikes Gap price target by $5 to $16 a share after the company hires ex-Mattel president Richard Dickson as chief executive.

: ECB seen pausing as economy sputters

The European Central Bank is expected to pause on Thursday as inflation cools while activity stagnates.

Help My Career: ‘Can I be fired for my political opinions?’ Yes — so choose your words about Israel, Palestine, Trump and Biden very carefully.

U.S. law firms have rescinded job offers due to opinions expressed on Israel, and employees have been fired for expressing their political views.

: The Contrarian: How a ‘pinball wizard’ taught me the joys and financial benefits of overtipping

In this tight economy, service workers deserve that extra dollar.

Mark Hulbert: How to play the coming January bounce-back for 2023’s stock-market losers

Tax-loss selling and end-of-year window dressing artificially depress certain stocks, which then typically rebound in Janaury.

Your Digital Self: Why Apple could be the clear winner in its rocky partnership with Goldman Sachs

The march toward a tech-driven financial sector seems inevitable.

Earnings Outlook: Meta earnings: What to expect from the social-networking company

Meta Platforms Inc. continues to chug along while reshaping the business and girding for a showdown with Apple Inc. in the fledgling mixed-reality field.

Economic Report: 30-year mortgage sprints towards 8%, pushing more buyers to consider adjustable-rate mortgages

U.S. mortgage applications fell 1% in the latest week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said. The average rate for a 30-year mortgage is 7.9%.

: America’s getting older — and actually, that’s good news for the stock market, says Deutsche Bank

A new Deutsche Bank report says the aging of America will be a tailwind for stocks

Bond Report: Treasury yields nudge higher as traders eye GDP and inflation data in coming days

Bond yields rose on Wednesday, though market volatility declined as investors eyed growth and inflation data due for release in coming sessions.
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