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Nippon Steel plans to raise up to $5.6 billion in subordinated loans, as part of efforts to strengthen its balance sheet following its acquisition of U.S. Steel.
0750 GMT - Oil prices fall in early trade as major OPEC+ producers are soon expected to announce another large output hike and uncertainty over U.S. tariffs persists. Brent crude slides 1% to $68.39 a ...
DeFi Development shares surged after the company said it bought $2.72 million worth of Solana cryptocurrency, which it says it has resumed accumulating. Shares climbed 10% to $22.51 on Thursday. The ...
'I inherited $240K. Do I pay off my $258K mortgage and downsize my house and job?' ...
Biggest part of the U.S. economy rebounds from trade-war blues. But it's still weak. The large service side of the economy rebounded in June after a brief slump in the prior month when U.S. trade wars ...
JPMorgan Chase Ups Dividend, Approves $50 Billion Buyback After Stress Test The dividend increase and buyback come after the New York bank completed its stress test, which is used to assess an ...
David Frame is named global head of the private bank, helping deep-pocketed clients invest more abroad. Olo shareholders will receive $10.25 a share, a 65% premium over the share price prior to deal ...
Crude futures were steady as expectations of OPEC+ agreeing this weekend to unwind another 411,000 barrels a day of output cuts in August kept a damper on further gains, while U.S. June payrolls came ...
To deliver value, financial advisors must know how to evaluate global AI investments. Morningstar researchers share a ...
Datadog also got the S&P 500 nod over AppLovin Corp. (APP), which has a $115 billion market capitalization and has seen its stock roughly quadruple over the past 12 months. The advertising-technology ...
Management has been able to secure regulatory support for most of its investment plans, notably its electric integrated resource plan settlement in mid-2023. DTE's focus on reducing carbon emissions ...
New orders climbed 8.2% month over month to reach $642 billion in May. Purchases of transportation equipment led the growth in durable-goods orders, which rose by 16%. Orders for nondurable goods also ...