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Target on Wednesday said its meal kit for four will cost less than $20 this year before tax, or about $5 a person.
Just weeks ago viewed as all but certain, markets now figure the odds of an interest rate cut in December is no different than a coin flip.
While older investors might not be as tuned into prediction markets, some in the wealth industry fear they’re a growing threat to next-generation clients.
Through the last 100 days, the Russell 2000 has bested the rival S&P SmallCap 600 by 9%, good for the widest gap since 2010.
Moore may be an industry veteran, but he has some innovative ideas for the association and its members.
The sportswear firm raised its full-year guidance for the third straight quarter on Wednesday and reported double-digit growth.
There are more than 1,500 active unicorns that have raised roughly $1 trillion in venture capital funding, according to PitchBook data.
The system Nvidia wants to patent would spread out and balancing GPUs’ capacity to help avoid problems as demand ramps up in AI data centers.
While a stop-gap funding deal is in place, the government still has some work to do to fill in its backlog of missing economic data.
CFO Yoshimitsu Goto said on an earnings call that SoftBank’s divestment had “nothing to do with Nvidia itself.”
Fundstrat is back at the free throw line, this time with a small- and mid-cap ETF and another focused on income.
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Roughly the same number of ETFs closed in the first half of 2024 and 2025, even as new product launches pick up speed.
As startups choose to stay private even as their valuations reach eye-popping levels, investors want a peek behind the private-market curtain.
In 2024, the swipe fees generated $83 billion in payments from merchants to card issuers, according to trade publication Nilson Report.