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Disney taps Morgan Stanley’s Gorman to oversee selection of Bob Iger’s successor

Walt Disney Co. on Wednesday said its board had named Morgan Stanley veteran James Gorman to head the succession-planning committee seeking a replacement for Bob Iger, who has said he will step down as the media and amusement-park giant’s chief executive in 2026.

Would lower real-estate commissions lead to higher home prices? Economists are split.

Changes in real-estate commissions are set to have a profound impact on the U.S. housing market.

Bitcoin’s recovery is dragging. Here’s why crypto investors aren’t buying the dip just yet.

A weekly look at the most important news and moves in crypto, and what’s on the horizon in digital assets.

Zoom sees more sales from some of its biggest customers, and stock rises

Communications tech company also guided for a better current quarter, and a better year.

Urban Outfitters stock falls as same-store sales miss estimates

Shares of Urban Outfitters Inc. fell in extended trading Wednesday after the clothing retailer reported second-quarter same-store sales that missed expectations, as shoppers at its namesake stores continue to struggle with higher prices that have crimped demand for clothing.

Fed minutes flag Treasury-market leverage as a risk to financial stability

Officials on the Federal Open Market Committee saw a number of vulnerabilities to the financial system worth monitoring as of last month, one of which has to do with the use of leverage in the Treasury market.

Snowflake’s stock falls despite earnings beat and guidance boost

The company says AI products are seeing initial traction.

Stocks and bonds are sending conflicting messages about where economy is heading next

Equity investors appear to have moved past the “growth scare” fears that helped to inspire the summertime bust-up that nearly landed the S&P 500 in correction territory earlier this month.

Bond ETFs rise after revised jobs data but ‘everybody is waiting for Powell’

The U.S. bond market was rising Wednesday, as investors assessed revisions to labor-market data and looked ahead to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell’s Jackson Hole speech Friday. 

Cost of shorting Carl Icahn company’s stock has spiked since billionaire’s SEC settlement

Borrowing rates for investors seeking to short Icahn Enterprises. have spiked more than fivefold, to above 25%, since the company and its founder and majority shareholder Carl Icahn agreed to pay $2 million to settle regulatory charges this week.

Homes are most overvalued in these 5 metro areas. But the housing market is showing ‘early signs of a correction.’

As home prices have continued to march relentlessly higher, home buyers could soon get a break, a new report says.

Macy’s results disappoint Wall Street, but executives see ‘light at the end of the tunnel’

Shares of Macy’s Inc. slid on Wednesday after the department-store chain cut its outlook and said that consumers were still skittish. Positives were hard to find, but management tried their best to highlight some.
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