Tag: programming

Posts with tag: programming

Latest Posts

Fed to Stay on Hold Ahead of Upcoming GDP and Inflation Reports

Strong Q4 GDP, Inflation Concerns Keep Fed on Hold for Now

US Stocks Rise on Data, Earnings Outlook

Strong Economic Data and Tech Earnings Boost Stocks as Market Bulls Hope for Broadening Rally

The Big Four Airlines' Lucrative Secret: Losing Money on Passengers, Profiting on Credit Cards

The four major U.S. airlines (Delta, United, American, and Southwest) lost money transporting passengers in 2024, but still turned a profit thanks to lucrative co-branded credit cards.

Tesla (TSLA) Shares Skyrocket: What You Need To Know

Shares of Tesla (TSLA) jumped 6.5% after the company reported Q4 financial results, reiterating plans to launch its unsupervised full self-driving (FSD) and Robotaxi businesses later this year. Despite revenue and operating income falling short of estimates, the market remains bullish, valuing Tesla's long-term vision.

Pending Home Sales Drop as Mortgage Rates Take Toll

Housing contract activity slowed in December as higher mortgage rates cool buyer demand, according to the National Association of Realtors.

Threads adds a media tab and the ability to tag people in photos

Meta social network Threads adds a dedicated media tab for photos and videos, and the ability to tag people in photos.

American Airlines CEO Expresses Condolences After Plane, Helicopter Collision

American Airlines CEO expresses condolences after plane and helicopter collide near Washington, D.C., killing 64.

Tesla Pledges Return to Growth in 2025 Amid Mixed Q4 Results

Tesla aims for growth revival in 2025 after Q4 revenue increase of only 1%, with plans for new models, expanded FSD deployment, and increased capital spending.

Caterpillar Stock Falls on Lower Revenue, Dealer Inventory Shrinkage

Caterpillar stock fell after Q4 revenue missed expectations, indicating economic contraction. Construction, resource, and energy segments saw declines

US Economy Grows at Slower-Than-Expected 2.3% Pace in Q4

The US economy grew at a 2.3% annualized pace in Q4 2023, below expectations. Consumer spending and government spending drove growth, while investment declines offset some gains. The core PCE index rose 2.5%, in line with estimates. The Fed remains cautious about cutting interest rates, despite market expectations.