Chinese Triumphalism and U.S. Fear Collide in East Asia
There’s nothing preordained about China’s rise or America’s demise; yet both sides cling to myths and distortions. The WSJ's Andrew Browne explains.
In an update posted at 9 p.m. last night NYSE said it would "bust" all the "erroneous" trades of Berkshire Hathaway stock at or below $603,718.30 a share.
Viking Therapeutics stock falls despite seemingly positive test results for a drug that treats a serious liver disease.
“He has promised to put me through hell.”
In an episode of the podcast "Women and Money," a 47-year-old caller asked Suze Orman if it's too late for her to buy a home. Orman provided sound advice but ultimately told the caller, "It's not enough" right now. Nicole, a single 47-year-old, is ready to stop renting and wants to own a home. She lives on Staten Island, where the average home price is $700,000. Nicole earns $195,000 annually and has about $200,000 in liquid savings, $1 million in retirement savings, and $30,000 in a non-retirem
These are exciting times for Nvidia and its shareholders.
Sometimes, misunderstood stocks benefit investors. Savvy investors can capitalize when a stock is incorrectly perceived as weak during a recession. Several high-yield dividend stocks currently fall into this category. Here, we’ll look at three worth ...
As the broader stock market continues rising, finding bargain growth stocks is becoming harder.
Founded in 2014, ARK Invest has rapidly become one of the largest asset management firms globally. Led by Cathie Wood, the company offers a variety of investment products and services, focusing heavily on innovation and technology. In early 2024, the firm partnered with 21Shares to launch a spot Bitcoin ETF (ARKB). The ETF and several others have been largely successful, attracting over $3.2 billion in AUM. Following the ETF's launch, Cathie Wood has received significant attention for her predic
A former stay-at-home dad who hasn't worked in 20 years said he sees few paths to reentering the workforce after his divorce.
Financial guru Dave Ramsey recently gave critical advice to Teresa, a 61-year-old woman from Arkansas facing severe economic challenges. Teresa, whose call was featured on The Ramsey Show earns $67,000 annually and has about $69,000 in debt, including student and personal loans, one of which she used to purchase a $26,000 tractor. Ramsey did not hold back when he told her, "Broke people don't have $26,000 tractors." He emphasized that Teresa's reluctance to sell the tractor, even at a loss, keep