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Invesco Global Core Equity Fund: Q3 2025 Portfolio Positioning And Performance Highlights Invesco Global Core Equity Fund Q3 2025: New positions, strategic sales, and performance analysis. Click here to read the full report. | about 12 hours ago |
Powell Gave Stock Markets the Present it Wanted. It Could Giftwrap the Santa Claus Rally. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell may not be anyone’s idea of jolly, but he has still left something of a gift for Wall Street as Christmas approaches. Powell told reporters in Washington on Wednesday, following the Fed’s third consecutive rate cut since the summer, that the risks to its twin mandate of full employment and stable prices are largely in balance. In effect, he’s saying that the Fed isn’t going to get too involved in markets over the final months of his tenure as chair, which ends in May. Rate traders seem to agree: the earliest they’re pricing in a cut in 2026 is April, according to the CME Group’s FedWatch. | about 14 hours ago |
Elon Musk declares early victory over $45 billion rival The techies are at it again on social media. Autonomous driving is expected to be a trillion-dollar industry within the next decade, so everyone from Amazon to Alphabet to Tesla is fighting to become the driver of the next revolution in transportation. 20 million Tesla vehicles delivered10 ... | about 14 hours ago |
Elon Musk Says 'Nobody Ever Changed The World On 40 Hours A Week'—Recommends 80-Plus, Warns 'Pain Increases Exponentially,' & 'Love' Makes It Worth It Clocking out after 40 hours might feel like balance to most people, but to Elon Musk, it's the reason your name isn't in a history book. Musk, who runs Tesla, SpaceX, X, and Neuralink, says world-changing work doesn't happen on a standard schedule. In a 2018 post on X, Musk replied to a Wall Street Journal article calling Tesla one of the most in-demand employers in Silicon Valley. He responded bluntly: "There are way easier places to work, but nobody ever changed the world on 40 hours a week." | about 14 hours ago |
Deepwater: AI bull run continues in 2026; small cap tech to outperform Investing.com -- Deepwater Asset Management has released its market predictions for 2026 on Thursday, forecasting a 10% gain for the Nasdaq driven primarily by continued strength in AI investments. | about 15 hours ago |
Alphabet Stock Slides -- Waymo Recalls Thousands of Autonomous Vehicles Alphabet Stock Slides -- Waymo Recalls Thousands of Autonomous Vehicles | about 16 hours ago |
Alphabet Stock Slides -- Waymo Recalls Thousands of Autonomous Vehicles Alphabet (GOOGL) Slips Amid NHTSA Review of Waymo Self-Driving Cars | about 16 hours ago |
Invesco Global Core Equity Fund: Q3 2025 Portfolio Positioning And Performance Highlights
Invesco Global Core Equity Fund Q3 2025: New positions, strategic sales, and performance analysis. Click here to read the full report.
Powell Gave Stock Markets the Present it Wanted. It Could Giftwrap the Santa Claus Rally.
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell may not be anyone’s idea of jolly, but he has still left something of a gift for Wall Street as Christmas approaches. Powell told reporters in Washington on Wednesday, following the Fed’s third consecutive rate cut since the summer, that the risks to its twin mandate of full employment and stable prices are largely in balance. In effect, he’s saying that the Fed isn’t going to get too involved in markets over the final months of his tenure as chair, which ends in May. Rate traders seem to agree: the earliest they’re pricing in a cut in 2026 is April, according to the CME Group’s FedWatch.
Elon Musk declares early victory over $45 billion rival
The techies are at it again on social media. Autonomous driving is expected to be a trillion-dollar industry within the next decade, so everyone from Amazon to Alphabet to Tesla is fighting to become the driver of the next revolution in transportation. 20 million Tesla vehicles delivered10 ...
Elon Musk Says 'Nobody Ever Changed The World On 40 Hours A Week'—Recommends 80-Plus, Warns 'Pain Increases Exponentially,' & 'Love' Makes It Worth It
Clocking out after 40 hours might feel like balance to most people, but to Elon Musk, it's the reason your name isn't in a history book. Musk, who runs Tesla, SpaceX, X, and Neuralink, says world-changing work doesn't happen on a standard schedule. In a 2018 post on X, Musk replied to a Wall Street Journal article calling Tesla one of the most in-demand employers in Silicon Valley. He responded bluntly: "There are way easier places to work, but nobody ever changed the world on 40 hours a week."
Deepwater: AI bull run continues in 2026; small cap tech to outperform
Investing.com -- Deepwater Asset Management has released its market predictions for 2026 on Thursday, forecasting a 10% gain for the Nasdaq driven primarily by continued strength in AI investments.
Alphabet Stock Slides -- Waymo Recalls Thousands of Autonomous Vehicles
Alphabet Stock Slides -- Waymo Recalls Thousands of Autonomous Vehicles
Alphabet Stock Slides -- Waymo Recalls Thousands of Autonomous Vehicles
Alphabet (GOOGL) Slips Amid NHTSA Review of Waymo Self-Driving Cars