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The long-awaited IPO ‘revival’ really depends on the bull market staying alive

Analysts are getting ahead of themselves in declaring that IPOs will come roaring back in 2024.

Dow swings to net loss as sales fall at all of its operating businesses

Chemicals company swings to a loss as sales fall and it books a noncash charge to de-risk its pension plan.

Stocks versus bonds is a no-brainer for the next decade, says the Fed model

Investors might think they’re better off in bonds over stocks these days. A simple market timing model argues the opposite.

Retirement planning for Gen X and millennials: To make it effective, make it bite-sized

Many people don’t have the time to think, let alone plan, for what might happen decades from now.

STMicroelectronics reports dip in sales on global manufacturing slump

The Swiss chipmaker said lower sales in orders from its industrial customers offset a slight uptick in revenue from the automotive sector

Fed shutting funding program ends an increasingly popular arbitrage for banks

The end of an emergency Federal Reserve funding program has eliminated what had been increasingly profitable arbitrage that banks were exploiting.

The 2024 Volkswagen Golf GTI review: An enthusiast’s machine that’s wonderfully practical, too

The 2024 Volkswagen Golf range of compact hatchbacks is made up of the GTI and R models. Both are excellent and exceptional.

6 things I learned from my mother’s death that can save your heirs a lot of stress

My mother did an exceptional job making my inheritance process as easy as possible, but there were some ways that the experience could have been less stressful.

Treasury yields dip as traders eye U.S. data dump, including GDP and jobless claims

Bond yields fell early Thursday ahead of an important batch of economic data in the next few sessions that may color the Federal Reserve’s policy debate when it meets next week.

Nokia stock climbs as cost cuts limit damage from 23% drop in sales

Nokia shares rallied on Thursday as the telecom equipment maker reported better-than-expected margins despite sales missing estimates.

More renters than ever now spend too much of their incomes on housing, Harvard study finds

The sharp rise in rents over the last few years has pushed millions of households to spend far more of their income on housing costs to an all-time high, according to a new report.

SK Hynix returns to operating profit, thanks to high demand for AI chips

The South Korea memory-chip maker’s turnaround after posting four straight quarters of operating losses was the latest in signs pointing to a recovery in the global semiconductor industry.
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