GM keeps generating cash from a stable business and uses that cash to retire stock. In the past year, it has spent more than $4 billion.
Barron's Take
Alphabet’s second quarter earnings could be the market’s biggest test since the Iran war.
The yen can’t stop falling. That could be a big risk for U.S. stocks.
The sector has been dropping for weeks under the weight of a host of problems. Here they are.
Wall Street’s top banker is bearish on bonds as U.S. debt approaches a record $40 trillion tally.
The market is wobbling heading into its toughest two month stretch of the year.
Shares notched another record high on Thursday. Maybe the iPhone maker should thank John D. Rockefeller’s Standard Oil.
The unloved Mag 7 are back in focus, with Q2 earnings just around the corner.
Banks can’t do what tech does. But they’ve done well nonetheless. It’s a good sign for markets.
he varying definitions of this stock grouping can make it hard to determine whether investors should put their money there.
Non-tech sectors like banks and industrials are pacing gains, and should report strong earnings. It adds a layer of complexity to a market that AI has power for the past three years.
A Boeing 737 window blew out on a Ryanair European flight. Does Wall Street need to worry that Boeing is in for another rough patch?
The Nasdaq is wobbling, but still on pace to deliver gains for a crucial market period.
A long-awaited shift in Japan’s $12 trillion bond market is under way.
The looming second-quarter earnings season has investors on edge.
The stock has been weak lately, along with shares of other waste haulers, because investors want more AI in their portfolios and less garbage.
It’s a big test for semiconductor rally.
Bond markets open the week with movements that are again out of sync with the broader gains in equities.
The bond market has a lot to watch: employment, inflation, a new Fed chair—and, of course, interest rates.
Meta is powering into the AI trade once again. But there are biggest issues to grapple with.
The bank’s top equity strategist thinks artificial-intelligence spending will be the big story again for this coming second-quarter earnings season.
Investors are starting to rethink the tech trade after massive second-quarter gains.
Alphabet’s big stock drop was spurred by a Google DeepMind scientist who is leaving for Anthropic. His departure is a blow to Alphabet’s AI initiatives.
The central bank’s new chairman had a blunt message for markets at his debut news conference. It is going to take time to adjust.
The market has the most to lose if the central bank raises interest rates. Its rally is powered by tech and AI, making it risky, risky, risky.