Chip stocks enter bear-market territory. A BofA analyst says not to panic.
The semiconductor sector is undergoing a reset and has a tendency to underperform in the third quarter.
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Jensen Huang’s jacket sold at Sotheby’s for almost $1M—and the money is going to young tech builders
Many tech executives have their signature look, like Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s t-shirts and hoodies, and Apple cofounder Steve Jobs’ turtleneck, and Huang, the Nvidia CEO’s, happens to be very expensive leather jackets. He’s nearly always seen in them, and many of the leather jackets in his wardrobe cost several thousand dollars a pop. But…
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The Forgotten Piece of Dining Room Furniture Designers Never Abandoned
For decades, the standard dining set meant a table surrounded by matching chairs. Benches gradually disappeared from many homes, becoming associated with picnic tables, entryways, or casual breakfast nooks instead of formal dining rooms. Furniture collections tell a different story. Across modern dining displays, benches appear beside rectangular, oval, and even round tables, often replacing…
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Taylor Farms to recall iceberg lettuce that may be the cause of the cyclospora outbreak
The California-based company is one of the largest producers of salad greens in the U.S.
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CSA proposes hold-period exemption for institutional buyers, reviews issuer rules
A proposed exemption could reshape institutional deals – and the four-month wait may be next
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Forecasting the coming week: ECB decision, UK inflation, and global PMIs to drive markets
The upcoming week will be dominated by the European Central Bank’s (ECB) interest rate decision, United Kingdom (UK) inflation and labor market figures, and preliminary global Purchasing Managers Index (PMI) data. Australian employment, New Zealand inflation and Canadian CPI figures will also attract attention. The US Dollar Index (DXY) trades slightly higher near 100.80 after…
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Nordic Knots Launches Grand Open Rug Collection
This summer has been defined by a number of major sports events, seeing the triumph of underdog players and teams along with some controversies. Though the somewhat fraught World Cup might have overshadowed the Wimbledon Championships, tennis has long been one of summer’s defining sports. Its distinctive visual language has long extended beyond the court….
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Weekend Reading For Financial Planners (July 18–19)
Enjoy the current installment of “Weekend Reading For Financial Planners” – this week’s edition kicks off with the news that Charles Schwab’s annual RIA benchmarking study found that firms continued to post strong overall growth in AUM (17%) and revenue (13.2%), alongside a continued 97% client retention rate. That said, results varied across firms (particularly…
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Meet the 4.4% Yielding Stock That’s Down 11%. Here’s Why Investors Should Take a Closer Look.
A high-yielding dividend stock that’s a good value with solid growth potential is a pretty strong combination. This describes Shoe Station (SHOE 4.69%), formerly known as Shoe Carnival, which traded under the ticker SCVL. The company made that rebrand on June 11, and it also has a new direction. The shoe stock has struggled in…
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Your Dishwasher Can Do A Lot More Than Clean Dishes
New Africa/Shutterstock After deliberate consideration, you finally choose a dishwasher and bring it home. And like a strait-laced being, you continue using it to clean your dirty dishes as well as compatible cookware. But have you ever felt like the appliance is meant for more? Surely, it…
