Barron's

30/10/2025

The U.S.-China game of chicken is on pause for now after President Donald Trump and Chinese Xi Jinping on Thursday moved to lower some tariffs and hit pause on some of the restrictions on rare earths and technology. https://trib.al/Dw1vnsq

29/10/2025

BREAKING: The Federal Reserve lowered interest rates by another quarter of a percentage point on Wednesday, a move that hedges against a weakening labor market. https://trib.al/2mYPCrb

The Federal Reserve lowered interest rates by another quarter of a percentage point on Wednesday, a move that hedges against a weakening labor market.

21/10/2025

IonQ says it remains on track to build quantum computers with millions of qubits by 2030.

21/10/2025

The maker of plant-based meat alternatives has struggled with falling revenue and its debt load.

21/10/2025

Industrial companies are following banks in topping Wall Street’s earnings forecasts.

21/10/2025

The three stocks are flashing bullish technical indicators ahead of earnings next week.

21/10/2025

Warren Buffett made one of his best investment decisions in buying Apple stock. Whether selling was a good call is harder to assess.

21/10/2025

Earnings can wash away a lot of worries. And this market needs a cleanse.

14/10/2025

Middle-income shoppers outside Beijing and Shanghai are gravitating toward what marketers call “little luxury”—artisan cosmetics, premium apparel, and imported skin care. These purchases are neither cheap nor extravagant, but sit in the sweet spot of being aspirational yet attainable.

Middle-income shoppers in smaller cities are outspending coastal elites on attainable luxuries, creating new winners among domestic brands and investors.

14/10/2025

Artificial intelligence has its tentacles in many sectors of the economy beyond big tech, including heavy machinery.

Caterpillar makes a lot of machines for moving earth, but it also makes generators that can provide backup power for AI data centers. JPMorgan says Cat stock is a buy.

14/10/2025

Federal Reserve officials are sharply divided about how much to cut interest rates this year. The difference isn’t only about where officials expect rates to be at year end. It is also about policymakers’ conviction in getting there.

Ten Fed officials want to cut rates twice more this year because of the labor market. Some of the other nine don’t seem so sure anymore.

14/10/2025

Alphabet's Google is spending another $24 billion on artificial-intelligence infrastructure projects.

Google-owner Alphabet is expected to make capital expenditures of $82.2 billion this year, up from $52.5 billion last year, amid the AI boom.