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Top Bond Funds Stick to Playbook in Turbulent Markets

Top-performing US blue-chip bond funds in 2024 share their winning strategies: investing in debt from riskier blue-chip companies and firms capable of handling economic turbulence while avoiding corporations sensitive to interest-rate risk.

ICE beats estimates with Q4 net income of $698 million

IntercontinentalExchange Group Inc. reports fourth-quarter net income of $698 million, beating Wall Street expectations.

MSGE Q2 Earnings Top Revenue Estimates, Miss Profit Expectations

Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp. reported a fiscal second-quarter profit of $75.9 million, or $1.56 per share, missing Wall Street expectations of $2.16 per share. Revenue was $407.4 million, topping estimates of $400.9 million. (Zacks)

ITT beats earnings, revenue expectations

ITT Corp. reports fourth-quarter earnings of $127 million, surpassing Wall Street expectations. Earnings per share came in at $1.55, with adjusted earnings at $1.50 per share. Revenue was $929 million, also topping forecasts.

Asian stocks see heavy foreign outflows in January

Foreign investors sold a net $12.5 billion of Asian stocks in January due to higher U.S. Treasury yields, concerns over regional exports, and geopolitical worries.

MetLife Reports Q4 Earnings Miss, Revenue Beat

MetLife reports Q4 net income of $1.24B, missing estimates; revenue beats expectations.

Polestar: CEO Sees Local Manufacturing as Key to Growth Amid Tariffs

Polestar CEO Michael Lohscheller discusses the impact of tariffs on the company's operations and its plans to mitigate those impacts, including building vehicles locally in the US and South Korea.

Bunge Profits to Shrink to Lowest Since Before Pandemic

Bunge Global SA expects profits to hit their lowest level since before the pandemic due to Donald Trump's trade war and crop market uncertainty.

US Stocks Open Mixed As Investors Assess Trade Tensions

US stocks gained on Tuesday as investors assessed China's swift retaliation to President Trump's additional tariffs amid trade war worries. Job openings declined more than expected in December, signaling a cooling labor market. Investors are monitoring the situation for signs of an escalation in trade tensions or a slowdown in the economy.

Trump’s Tariff Pain Is the Wrong Kind of Sacrifice

President Trump's new tariffs will cause economic pain, but economists warn they're targeting the wrong issue. The real threat is the national debt, which requires painful sacrifices like Social Security and Medicare cuts, but Trump is ignoring it.