Alex Eule

Reports from Best Buy, HP, Dollar Tree, and Medtronic show the reopening is more complicated than the simple narratives being spun.

Facebook recently reached a trillion-dollar market value, joining the rest of Big Tech in the exclusive club. But the big valuations are now hitting up against the increased likelihood of regulation.

Durational’s buyout of mattress company Casper is a reminder that economics usually win out. And Casper’s were challenged, to say the least.

Stocks soared as Fed Chairman Jerome Powell took his inflation fight “directly to the American people.”

Two decades into the social media experiment, we’ve learned something new. It’s not a particularly good business.

Lawyers for Musk said on Friday that Twitter’s severance payments to a former employee violate the merger agreement. They say it’s a “separate and distinct” reason to terminate the deal.

Smucker, HP Inc., Dick’s, and Medtronic will also report as earnings wind down and shopping takes off in a week shortened by Thanksgiving and closing with Black Friday. On Wednesday, the Fed will release minutes from its November meeting.

Google will be able to stream NFL Sunday Ticket to younger audiences on YouTube. Apple has been seen as a loser in the deal, but the iPhone maker has always operated differently from other big companies.

After SVB’s spectacular collapse late last week, bank stocks are sure to remain in focus. But inflation will return to the fore with the release of the consumer price index, and we’ll see earnings reports from Caterpillar, FedEx, and more.

Fitch issued a warning about U.S. debt, noting that its action “reflects increased political partisanship that is hindering reaching a resolution to raise or suspend the debt limit.”