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Higher Rates Are Coming for U.S. Companies
The burden of interest rates on most companies is still exceedingly low. But over the next year, that will start to change. Source link
New Shell CEO Faces Big Dilemma: Should the Company Pump More Oil?
HOUSTON—Wael Sawan knows he is about to make some people very unhappy. The new chief executive of Shell PLC is in the midst of crafting
Lyft’s New Boss Quickly Loses His Signing Bonus
Markets Heard on the Street Relief over founders’ exit gives way to worries about new CEO and Lyft’s dwindling share Source link
Former Aetna CEO to Take Helm of Health Insurer Oscar
WSJ News Exclusive Health Mark Bertolini was most recently the co-chief executive of hedge fund Bridgewater Associates Source link
Fed’s Barr Says Silicon Valley Bank Failed Because It Didn’t Address Clear Risks
Markets Financial Regulation Officials say agencies are preparing reports on recent bank failures Source link
Fed’s Barr Says Silicon Valley Bank Failed Because It Didn’t Address Clear Risks
Markets Financial Regulation Officials say agencies are preparing reports on recent bank failures Source link
Bets Against Signature Bank Stock Paid Off—on Paper, at Least
Some put options holders have been stuck in limbo and say their brokers have made it difficult to exercise their options. Source link
Intel, Raytheon, Other Big Companies Push Back on EU Subsidy Rules
WSJ News Exclusive Europe Companies warn new disclosure requirements could disrupt deals, halt public tenders Source link
The Jobs Most Exposed to ChatGPT
Accountants are among the professionals whose careers are most exposed to the capabilities of generative artificial intelligence, according to a new study. The researchers found
Will the 'Korea Discount' for Stocks Finally Disappear?
A significant buying opportunity in Asia—for longer-term investors—could be hiding in plain sight. Source link