#wall-street

#wall-street

The Hamptons housing market median sale price surpassed $2 million for the first time, driven primarily by midrange home sales.

Henry Blodget has launched a new AI-focused newsletter called Regenerator, sparking controversy with a questionable post about hiring AI-based team members.

Wall Street experienced a significant drop, influenced by tariff talks and UnitedHealth's profit forecast reduction.

Generative AI is becoming a powerful tool in coding, affecting the roles of software engineers in finance.

Misinformation can cause immediate and significant volatility in financial markets.

Investing in gold is gaining traction as a hedge against inflation amid economic uncertainty, despite traditional skepticism from Wall Street.

DeepSeek's emergence has significantly impacted analyst discussions, prompting executives to address its implications for their businesses.

Blackstone's holiday videos, blending humor with financial themes, have turned into essential viewing for Wall Street, showcasing innovative marketing strategies.

The Federal Reserve's focus on 2025 policy direction is crucial as they announce their final rate cut of 2024.

High-yield dividend stocks are ideal long-term investments, especially given their current discount and future rate cuts.

Trump claims positive media coverage is a result of his influence while maintaining a threatening undertone towards the press.

His recognition as Time Magazine's Person of the Year showcases his continual need for media validation.

Billionaires on Wall Street often avoid Medicare tax obligations through complex strategies and tax loopholes, unlike most working Americans.

Trump appointed Frank Bisignano as commissioner of the Social Security Administration, emphasizing his strong business leadership background.

The Big Art Hall gallery in NYC's Stock Exchange showcases modern art, accessible only to registered securities traders, challenging the exclusivity of financial institutions.

Nvidia's earnings beat estimates, but troubling forecasts led to a decline in share value, highlighting Wall Street's focus on growth over profitability.