Academy Sports stock plunged after a Q4 earnings miss and cautious guidance, but key support levels and one bullish analyst call hint at a possible rebound.
Academy Sports stock plunged after a Q4 earnings miss and cautious guidance, but key support levels and one bullish analyst call hint at a possible rebound.
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The “Saturday Night Massacre” sounds like something that happened during a war, but the only blood spilled in October 1979’s emergency Federal Reserve meeting was in the stock and bond markets. Inflation surged during the 1970s, stoked by twin energy crises and the Fed’s failure to tackle it aggressively. Bond traders mostly agree that the Fed sees the current situation through that prism: An ounc...
The “Saturday Night Massacre” sounds like something that happened during a war, but the only blood spilled in October 1979’s emergency Federal Reserve meeting was in the stock and bond markets. Inflation surged during the 1970s, stoked by twin energy crises and the Fed’s failure to tackle it aggressively. Bond traders mostly agree that the Fed sees the current situation through that prism: An ounce of prevention now is worth a pound of cure.
We would like to hear about the ways people have helped each other feel less isolated Was someone there for you when you were feeling lonely? As part of the Guardian’s Well Actually series , we would like to hear about the ways people have helped each other feel less isolated. You can tell us your story below. If you’re having trouble using the form click here . Read terms of service here and priv...
We would like to hear about the ways people have helped each other feel less isolated Was someone there for you when you were feeling lonely? As part of the Guardian’s Well Actually series , we would like to hear about the ways people have helped each other feel less isolated. You can tell us your story below. If you’re having trouble using the form click here . Read terms of service here and privacy policy here . Continue reading...
On the evening of 29 December 2011, off‑duty Chicago police officer Clifton Lewis sat behind the counter of the M&M Quick Foods convenience store, working a second job as a security guard. He’d proposed to his girlfriend on Christmas Day and the extra income from M&M would help pay for the wedding. His fiance, Latrice Tucker, chafed at all his side jobs, which also included a security gig at Walma...
On the evening of 29 December 2011, off‑duty Chicago police officer Clifton Lewis sat behind the counter of the M&M Quick Foods convenience store, working a second job as a security guard. He’d proposed to his girlfriend on Christmas Day and the extra income from M&M would help pay for the wedding. His fiance, Latrice Tucker, chafed at all his side jobs, which also included a security gig at Walmart. She had scheduled an appointment to tour a potential wedding venue that afternoon, but Lewis kissed her on the cheek and told her he was running late for work. They’d reschedule. The M&M – with its bright yellow sign – was in the Austin section of the city and one of the few places to buy food in the neighbourhood. Manufacturing plants had packed up and shipped off, leaving the mostly Black residents of Austin in a place where guns were more readily available than jobs. A gang called the Four Corner Hustlers controlled the streets surrounding the store. Just three weeks earlier, another off-duty police officer had been at the M&M buying lottery tickets when two would-be burglars entered. The officer, Craig Williams, drew his weapon and fired. The two men fled on foot. The store’s owner decided he needed a security guard and offered the position to Williams. But Williams couldn’t cover every evening. Lewis lived and worked in Austin. Standing 6ft 6in tall, colleagues called him a gentle giant – the officer who’d bring a sweater for a shivering young woman in a holding cell at a police station. If Williams couldn’t work, Lewis would fill in. View image in fullscreen The M&M Quick Foods store where Lewis was shot and killed. Photograph: Kevin Serna/The Guardian Which is how Lewis found himself perched on a stool behind the counter, watching the store owner count out his takings when the glass doors swung open at 8.32pm. Surveillance cameras captured two masked men as they entered. Lewis drew his weapon. “Chicago police!” he yelled. One of the masked men placed his hand on ...
Turbulence in the global oil market caused by the war in Iran revealed a quiet shift that could reshape global energy security: the rapid rise of electric vehicles. Global uptake of electric vehicle fleets has led to avoided oil consumption rising to the equivalent of 70 per cent of Iran’s exports in 2025, according to a new report. Last year, EVs worldwide saved 1.7 million barrels of oil consump...
Turbulence in the global oil market caused by the war in Iran revealed a quiet shift that could reshape global energy security: the rapid rise of electric vehicles. Global uptake of electric vehicle fleets has led to avoided oil consumption rising to the equivalent of 70 per cent of Iran’s exports in 2025, according to a new report. Last year, EVs worldwide saved 1.7 million barrels of oil consumption per day. During the same timeframe, Iran exported 2.4 million barrels of oil through the Strait of Hormuz , according to an analysis by the London-based energy think tank Ember. “Electric vehicles are increasingly cost-competitive with petrol cars. Oil volatility means EVs are a common-sense choice for countries wishing to insulate themselves from future shocks,” said Daan Walter, a principal at Ember. Advertisement The economic benefits were palpable for places with high EV penetration: China, where more than half of new car sales were EVs in 2025, could save over US$28 billion a year in avoided oil imports with its current EV fleets, with oil at $80 per barrel. Europe, where EVs accounted for 26 per cent of car sales in 2025, could save about US$8 billion annually, according to the report. Advertisement
Barron's Investor Circle newsletter editor Josh Schafer joins Yahoo Finance Head of News Myles Udland and Morning Brief host Julie Hyman to discuss whether Nvidia's (NVDA) sideways trading over the past year is an actual problem.
Barron's Investor Circle newsletter editor Josh Schafer joins Yahoo Finance Head of News Myles Udland and Morning Brief host Julie Hyman to discuss whether Nvidia's (NVDA) sideways trading over the past year is an actual problem.
David Rees, head of global economics at Schroders, discusses the impact of energy prices uncertainty on the Federal Reserve as the war in Iran continues. "If it is a relatively brief energy shock, I think you would look through that," he tells Bloomberg Television. He also discusses what to expect from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as the central bank prepares to deliver its interest rate de...
David Rees, head of global economics at Schroders, discusses the impact of energy prices uncertainty on the Federal Reserve as the war in Iran continues. "If it is a relatively brief energy shock, I think you would look through that," he tells Bloomberg Television. He also discusses what to expect from Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell as the central bank prepares to deliver its interest rate decision on Wednesday. "I don't see him cutting rates. I think he's kind of backed away from that now," Rees adds.
On the evening of 29 December 2011, Officer Clifton Lewis was moonlighting as a security guard at a Chicago minimart when two men walked in. They shot Lewis several times, then took off with his gun and police star. A week later, police had their suspects: four men affiliated with a gang called the Spanish Cobras. For hours, under intense police questioning, they all said they didn’t do it. But th...
On the evening of 29 December 2011, Officer Clifton Lewis was moonlighting as a security guard at a Chicago minimart when two men walked in. They shot Lewis several times, then took off with his gun and police star. A week later, police had their suspects: four men affiliated with a gang called the Spanish Cobras. For hours, under intense police questioning, they all said they didn’t do it. But that didn’t seem to matter. This is episode one of Off Duty, an investigation by the Guardian’s Melissa Segura Continue reading...