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Nvidia Boss Changes Tune on AI Race, Urges U.S. to 'Race Ahead' of China
Incoming NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani is a democratic socialist who wants higher taxes on the rich. Would it really spur wealthy people to leave the city?
When we introduced guidance for fiscal year 2025 last November, amid a mixed set of headwinds and tailwinds for growth, much of the discussion centered on additional detail around the cost reduction and margin expansion actions we initiated in 2024. Rock
The tough U.S. jobs market is creating new groups of casual and fast-food restaurant winners and losers.
Brighton Pier has been put up for sale after its owner blamed Rachel Reeves’s minimum wage increase for piling pressure on the business.
Match Group (MTCH) reported a profit margin of 15.6%, a step down from 18.7% last year, amid negative earnings growth over the past twelve months despite a five-year annualized EPS growth rate of 7%. Looking ahead, company forecasts call for 11.69% annual
Acushnet Holdings (GOLF) lifted its net profit margin to 9.2% this year, up from 7.9% a year ago, while earnings have accelerated 21.3% over the past year compared to a five-year average annual growth of 7.9%. Looking ahead, forecasts point to moderate gr
SharkNinja's CEO says innovation and smart supply-chain moves are fueling double-digit growth even with tariffs and tough competition. Mark Barrocas joined Bloomberg Open Interest to talk about his company's plans to bring some manufacturing back to the
Dimon has spoken out in favor of an independent Fed following Trump's blistering attacks
Citi Wealth CIO Kate Moore explains why she isn't worried about current market valuations. Speaking with Matt Miller on \\
One might say the relative volatility we started seeing in early October has continued into this month as well.
Valmet seeks to enhance cost efficiency within the packaging and paper business area and global supply unit.
Icahn Enterprises announced its third-quarter 2025 results, reporting US$2.73 billion in revenue and basic earnings per share of US$0.49, both substantially above analyst expectations, along with a maintained quarterly distribution of US$0.50 per deposita
Arm Holdings (ARM) posted a net profit margin of 18.8%, an improvement from 18.1% in the prior year, and showcased five-year average annual earnings growth of 11.3%. Most notably, earnings growth surged to 29.5% in the latest period, outpacing historical
Adecco Group AG (AHEXY) reports a 3.4% revenue increase and significant market share gains, driven by robust US performance and strategic cost management.