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Nasdaq Near Record as Stocks Rally on Weak Jobs Data
The Nasdaq closed just below a record while the Dow and S&P 500 also rallied after weak U.S. job growth data for September, even as bond yields rose.
Another disappointing jobs report suggests more challenges for Trump, GOP - The Washington Post
September's jobs report delivered a weak showing ahead of the midterms, with just 29,000 jobs added and unemployment climbing to 4.2%, framing as fresh trouble for Trump and the GOP.
Multiple rental-property companies founded by former talk-radio host file for insolvency
At least 14 Ontario rental-property companies tied to former talk-radio host Todd Slater have collapsed into insolvency, leaving hundreds of small investors locked into units they may be unable to sel
Weak September Jobs Report Fuels Fed Pause Bets
The September U.S. jobs report showed slowing labor market growth ahead of midterm elections, reinforcing expectations that the Federal Reserve will hold off on an October rate hike.
Nvidia Hits Record High as Market Value Reaches $5.7 Trillion
Nvidia shares touched a record $237.88 on Friday, lifting the chipmaker's market capitalization to roughly $5.7 trillion—the largest of any publicly traded company on Earth.
Paramount’s $52 Billion Debt Saga Ends With Hair-Raising Finale - Bloomberg.com
Paramount wrapped up a $52 billion debt saga tied to a record bond sale, but the bonds stumbled on their first trading day amid criticism that the timing for the $110 billion leveraged buyout was poor
3 AI Stocks Flagged With Bullish EPS Upgrades
Multiple outlets are flagging AI-exposed stocks with bullish earnings trajectories, with Seeking Alpha highlighting 3 top names seeing upward EPS revisions and cross-coverage singling out Broadcom, Ma
Micron Stock Wobbles Despite Bullish Forecast
Micron's stock is caught between margin worries and bullish momentum as the memory-chip industry braces for RAM shortages stretching into 2028.
Tesla’s car business back on growth path as deliveries beat forecasts
Tesla beat Q3 delivery estimates with 486,532 vehicles, putting it on track for its first full-year sales growth in two years as Europe's rebound offset the loss of US EV tax credits.
Seeking Alpha Stays Bearish on Micron Despite Strong Earnings
Seeking Alpha holds a contrarian bearish view on Micron despite strong earnings, even as cross-coverage reveals a split market — Jim Cramer hails the end of the chip boom-bust cycle while margin worri
US job growth slows sharply in September; unemployment rate rises to 4.2% - Reuters
The US economy added just 29,000 jobs in September, while the unemployment rate ticked up to 4.2%, signaling a sharp slowdown in the labor market.
U.S. Added 29,000 Jobs in September; Rate at 4.2%
A shockingly soft September jobs report has traders betting the Federal Reserve will hold rates steady at its late-October meeting, with just 29,000 positions added and the unemployment rate ticking u
Driscoll: UK Needs 20-Year Plan for 'Wellbeing Economy'
Jamie Driscoll argues the UK can deliver a 'wellbeing economy' that addresses people, the planet, and growth through long-horizon green investment.
How AI is redefining Wall Street jobs — and boosting demand for this new 'hottest skill' by 1,721%
Wall Street banks are aggressively hiring for AI roles, with postings at JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup and Capital One surging 49% year-over-year to 139,819 listings, led by explosive 1,721% demand for 'a
Top Democrats slam ‘Trump’s failing economic agenda’ after weaker-than-expected jobs growth – US politics live - The Guardian
Top Democrats attacked Trump's economic agenda after a weak jobs report showed just 29,000 positions added last month and unemployment ticking up to 4.2%.
CONNECT recap: Hayes warns money printing is coming in slow motion
Cointelegraph's CONNECT conference in Seoul featured Arthur Hayes warning that money printing is coming 'in slow motion,' alongside panels where banks, asset managers, and treasury companies argued th
France Debt Crisis Deepens as ECB Stands Aside
France's financial troubles are deepening as investors head for the exit and bond markets price in growing odds of sovereign default, with the ECB signaling it is unlikely to intervene.
Analysts' top market indicators after the Iran war
The February US-Israeli attack on Iran transformed Strait of Hormuz oil tanker traffic from a niche commodities desk data point into a widely tracked geopolitical signal, prompting The Globe and Mail
Bitcoin Tops $86,000 Ahead of September Jobs Data
Bitcoin briefly topped $86,885 ahead of Friday's U.S. September jobs report, easing to around $86,000 but still up roughly 3% in October. The crypto advanced despite 10-year Treasury yields hitting mu
10-Year Treasury Yield Tumbles on Weak Jobs Data
A much weaker-than-expected US jobs report sent the 10-year Treasury yield sharply lower, with stocks rising and bond traders pulling back on Federal Reserve rate-hike expectations.
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