US stocks (^DJI, ^IXIC, ^GSPC) fell in Tuesday's trading session following the release of December's Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation report this morning. Yahoo Finance Markets and Data Editor Jared Blikre breaks down the biggest market themes from today’s trading day, including Big Bank earnings season kicking off with JPMorgan Chase's (JPM) results, Intel (INTC) breaking outside its trading ...
US stocks (^DJI, ^IXIC, ^GSPC) fell in Tuesday's trading session following the release of December's Consumer Price Index (CPI) inflation report this morning. Yahoo Finance Markets and Data Editor Jared Blikre breaks down the biggest market themes from today’s trading day, including Big Bank earnings season kicking off with JPMorgan Chase's (JPM) results, Intel (INTC) breaking outside its trading range, and bitcoin (BTC-USD) bouncing back above $94,000 per token. To watch more expert insights and analysis on the latest market action, check out more Asking for a Trend.
92% Of Employed Americans Have Cut Back On Spending As The Standard Of Living In The US Crumbles Authored by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog, The headline of this article is not a misprint. The reason why “affordability” has become the number one issue for U.S. voters is because most of the population is being absolutely crushed by the rising cost of living. Just look at how much you...
92% Of Employed Americans Have Cut Back On Spending As The Standard Of Living In The US Crumbles Authored by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog, The headline of this article is not a misprint. The reason why “affordability” has become the number one issue for U.S. voters is because most of the population is being absolutely crushed by the rising cost of living. Just look at how much you are paying for electricity compared to five years ago. And just look at how much you are paying for food compared to five years ago. Housing costs have risen to absurd heights, property taxes have become absolutely insane in many areas of the country, and health insurance premiums have more than doubled for millions of Americans. It isn’t just a coincidence that so many people are bitterly complaining about the cost of living these days. The truth is that most of the country is experiencing very real pain. Of course it isn’t an accident that this has happened. Our politicians have borrowed and spent 28 trillion dollars that we did not have since Barack Obama first entered the White House in January 2009, and I warned that all of this money would create rampant inflation. On top of that, the Federal Reserve has pumped trillions of dollars that were created out of thin air into the financial system since 2008. That has helped the stock market hit record highs, but it has been one of the factors that has made the cost of living unbearable for the rest of us. The very foolish decisions that our leaders have been making have had dramatic consequences. Our standard of living is crumbling right in front of our eyes, and now a brand new report is telling us that 92 percent of employed Americans have been forced to cut back on spending… For millions of Americans, staying financially afloat now means difficult trade-offs. As the price of everyday necessities continues to rise faster than wages, new data shows workers are cutting back wherever they can – often at the expense of savin...
Eddie Howe was not exactly overjoyed to learn that, instead of being cup-tied, Antoine Semenyo was free to play for Manchester City. Sure enough the Newcastle manager’s worst fears were realised as Semenyo – who had played in the competition this season for Bournemouth – scored City’s opener and had an another “goal” disallowed before Rayan Cherki’s stoppage-time second left Pep Guardiola smiling ...
Eddie Howe was not exactly overjoyed to learn that, instead of being cup-tied, Antoine Semenyo was free to play for Manchester City. Sure enough the Newcastle manager’s worst fears were realised as Semenyo – who had played in the competition this season for Bournemouth – scored City’s opener and had an another “goal” disallowed before Rayan Cherki’s stoppage-time second left Pep Guardiola smiling broadly. With a second leg at the Etihad Stadium still to come this semi-final is not quite over but, thanks to not merely Semenyo but some fine goalkeeping from James Trafford, Newcastle’s defence of the Carabao Cup they won last March is looking distinctly fragile. Continue reading...
Good morning. It’s a rare day when central bankers feel the need to issue a collective statement — but overnight that’s exactly what they did . The global central bank chiefs are closing ranks behind Fed Chair Jerome Powell in response to the Trump administration escalating its already unprecedented pressure campaign against the US central bank. Among those backing Powell are the RBA’s Michele Bul...
Good morning. It’s a rare day when central bankers feel the need to issue a collective statement — but overnight that’s exactly what they did . The global central bank chiefs are closing ranks behind Fed Chair Jerome Powell in response to the Trump administration escalating its already unprecedented pressure campaign against the US central bank. Among those backing Powell are the RBA’s Michele Bullock and the RBNZ’s Anna Breman. The show of support followed suggestions that criminal charges could be brought against the Fed. Central bankers said they “stand in full solidarity” with Powell and the US central bank. As my colleague at Bloomberg Economics, Simona Delle Chiaie, put it, the message from central bankers is loud and clear: “This is not just about one person, but about protecting the Fed’s independence — the foundation of credible and effective monetary policy.” — Ainsley Thomson, Deputy Wealth Team Leader What’s happening now Rio Tinto has brought on a slate of bankers including Simon Robey, one of the UK’s top rainmakers, as it pursues a deal for Glencore , people with knowledge of the matter said. The mining company has lined up advisers including Evercore, which bought the dealmaker’s London boutique Robey Warshaw last year, as well as JPMorgan, the people said. Rio is also working with Macquarie, according to the people. Lynas Rare Earths Chief Executive Amanda Lacaze will depart after 12 years building a company that has become one of the few big challengers to China’s dominance of the critical minerals. Lacaze will leave her role at the end of June. Australia’s ambassador to the US, Kevin Rudd, will step down a year earlier than planned after his tenure was clouded by past criticism of Donald Trump that had drawn the ire of the US president. A successor has not yet been named, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said. Albanese has bowed to pressure , calling a Royal Commission into the deadly terrorist attack at Sydney’s Bondi Beach on Dec. 14. On Bloomber...
In trading on Tuesday, shares of Apellis Pharmaceuticals Inc (Symbol: APLS) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $21.95, changing hands as low as $21.12 per share. Apellis Pharmaceuticals Inc shares are currently trading down about 8.1% on the day. The chart below sho
In trading on Tuesday, shares of Apellis Pharmaceuticals Inc (Symbol: APLS) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $21.95, changing hands as low as $21.12 per share. Apellis Pharmaceuticals Inc shares are currently trading down about 8.1% on the day. The chart below sho
In trading on Tuesday, shares of Grifols SA, Barcelona (Symbol: GRFS) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $8.96, changing hands as low as $8.79 per share. Grifols SA, Barcelona shares are currently trading down about 3.3% on the day. The chart below shows the one yea
In trading on Tuesday, shares of Grifols SA, Barcelona (Symbol: GRFS) crossed below their 200 day moving average of $8.96, changing hands as low as $8.79 per share. Grifols SA, Barcelona shares are currently trading down about 3.3% on the day. The chart below shows the one yea
Roughly half a dozen federal prosecutors in Minnesota have resigned and several supervisors in the criminal section of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division have given notice of their departures amid turmoil over the federal investigation into the killing of a woman by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Minneapolis, according to people familiar with the matter. The resign...
Roughly half a dozen federal prosecutors in Minnesota have resigned and several supervisors in the criminal section of the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division have given notice of their departures amid turmoil over the federal investigation into the killing of a woman by a US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Minneapolis, according to people familiar with the matter. The resignations follow growing tensions over a decision by the Trump administration to block the state out of...
Investing.com -- President Donald Trump’s latest push to shield Americans from higher power bills risks colliding with Washington’s drive to stay ahead in the AI arms race, with Wedbush warning that forcing Big Tech to “pay their own way” on soaring electricity costs could slow the buildout of data centers that underpin the AI boom.
Investing.com -- President Donald Trump’s latest push to shield Americans from higher power bills risks colliding with Washington’s drive to stay ahead in the AI arms race, with Wedbush warning that forcing Big Tech to “pay their own way” on soaring electricity costs could slow the buildout of data centers that underpin the AI boom.
Microsoft’s president said firm won’t accept tax breaks in towns for its data centers as backlash against facilities grow Donald Trump said he is partnering with tech companies to ensure the large energy-hungry data centers vital for AI do not drive up electricity bills in the US. On Tuesday, the US president announced that Microsoft was “first up”. “We are the ‘HOTTEST’ Country in the World, and ...
Microsoft’s president said firm won’t accept tax breaks in towns for its data centers as backlash against facilities grow Donald Trump said he is partnering with tech companies to ensure the large energy-hungry data centers vital for AI do not drive up electricity bills in the US. On Tuesday, the US president announced that Microsoft was “first up”. “We are the ‘HOTTEST’ Country in the World, and Number One in AI. Data Centers are key to that boom, and keeping Americans FREE and SECURE but, the big Technology Companies who build them must ‘pay their own way.’” Trump wrote on Truth Social. “Thank you, and congratulations to Microsoft.” Continue reading...
Researchers have discovered a never-before-seen framework that infects Linux machines with a wide assortment of modules that are notable for the range of advanced capabilities they provide to attackers. The framework, referred to as VoidLink by its source code, features more than 30 modules that can be used to customize capabilities to meet attackers' needs for each infected machine. These modules...
Researchers have discovered a never-before-seen framework that infects Linux machines with a wide assortment of modules that are notable for the range of advanced capabilities they provide to attackers. The framework, referred to as VoidLink by its source code, features more than 30 modules that can be used to customize capabilities to meet attackers' needs for each infected machine. These modules can provide additional stealth and specific tools for reconnaissance, privilege escalation, and lateral movement inside a compromised network. The components can be easily added or removed as objectives change over the course of a campaign. A focus on Linux inside the cloud VoidLink can target machines within popular cloud services by detecting if an infected machine is hosted inside AWS, GCP, Azure, Alibaba, and Tencent, and there are indications that developers plan to add detections for Huawei, DigitalOcean, and Vultr in future releases. To detect which cloud service hosts the machine, VoidLink examines metadata using the respective vendor’s API. Read full article Comments