A shopper pushes a cart outside a Walmart store in Pittsburg, California.
(Bloomberg) — US retail sales growth likely moderated a touch in September, capping an otherwise solid quarter of spending by consumers who are nonetheless…
Category: 6. Business
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CAR T-Cell Therapy Shows Early Safety in Recurrent Brain/Leptomeningeal Mets From HER2+ Breast Cancer
Treatment with intraventricular HER2-directed CAR T-cell therapy, with or without lymphodepletion (LD), was safe and led to stable disease (SD) in patients with HER2-positive breast cancer with recurrent brain and/or leptomeningeal metastases,…
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Campbell’s employee claims he was fired for calling out VP’s ‘disgusting’ rant about co-workers, food. Now he’s fighting
Robert Garza thought he was walking into a standard salary discussion when he met with a superior at Campbell Soup Company. Instead, he sat through what he says was an hour-long tirade that left him feeling sick.
Garza suggested to Local 4…
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Why The Narrative Around Korn Ferry Is Shifting After Recent Analyst and Market Updates
Korn Ferry’s consensus analyst price target has recently been adjusted downward from $83.75 to $81.00 per share, reflecting a modest shift in market sentiment. This change comes as analysts weigh both positive sector developments and ongoing…
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The Fed is so divided that the next vote on rates could result in an unprecedented tie, analysts say
The typically consensus-driven Federal Reserve is looking more and more divided lately, so much so that next month’s rate-setting meeting could produce a deadlock, according to Capital Economics.
After two earlier cuts, recent comments from…
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Geriatric Lung Cancer Care at SIOG 2025
Geriatric lung cancer care took center stage at the SIOG 2025 Roundtable Discussion “Perspectives on Complexities in Treatment Selection for Older Adults with Lung Cancer,” which brought together pulmonologists, oncologists,…
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Small stocks have lagged large caps for years – can they beat the odds now?
By Mark Hulbert
Small caps typically struggle after long stretches of underperformance
Small-cap stocks have lagged behind their larger counterparts for more than 20 years, leaving beleaguered small-cap investors to wonder if…
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Exploring Valuation After Recent Share Price Decline
SoundHound AI (SOUN) has seen its shares slip by about 37% over the past month, leaving investors re-evaluating its current valuation. The company’s annual revenue growth remains steady, even as the stock faces continued pressure.
See our…
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That syncon feeling: the 150 tonnes of spinning steel that could help stabilise Australia’s energy transition | Energy
Nestled amid green rolling hills in western Victoria, 150 tonnes of metal has begun spinning to help secure the electricity grid.
Next to the Ararat terminal station and inside a large grey shed, a steel blue “pony motor” turns a massive rotor…
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China controls this key resource AI needs – threatening stocks and the U.S. economy
By Kristina Hooper
AI relies on rare-earth elements to grow its infrastructure – and the U.S. relies on AI to grow GDP
Capital spending on AI has been a key driver of U.S. stock market returns and continues to exceed…
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