These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading Tuesday, Nov. 1.
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Treasury Department sold almost $1 billion of Series I bonds, a record, before Oct. 28 deadline
Investors rushed to beat a Friday, Oct. 28 deadline to lock in a record-high 9.62% interest rate. The I bond rate reset Nov. 1, falling to 6.89%.
Job openings surged in September despite Fed efforts to cool labor market
Employment openings for the month totaled 10.72 million, well above the FactSet estimate of 9.85 million.
This 28-year-old makes $189,000 a year from 7 income streams: ‘3 businesses you can start today for $50 or less’
In 2021, Josh Ellwood quit his engineering job to pursue his side hustles full-time. Today, he works just 3.5 days a week and makes $189,000 a year. He shares three income streams that anyone can start for $50 or less.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Abiomed, Uber, SoFi, Pfizer and more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Abiomed, Uber, SoFi, Pfizer, and more.
Britain’s new PM is a fan of crypto. There are hopes he’ll give the industry a boost
As finance minister, Rishi Sunak was a vocal advocate of crypto and blockchain technology. Now he’s prime minister.
Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Avis, Stryker and more
These are the stocks posting the largest moves after the bell.
With the Dow outperforming, here’s how investors can harness the stock index
Of the three major stock market averages, investors currently favor the Dow Jones Industrial Average for its well-established and cost-efficient companies.
Here’s what the inverted yield curve means for your portfolio
When shorter-term government bonds have higher yields than long-term, known as yield curve inversions, it’s one signal of a future recession.
The high-end instrument market is still strong despite economic conditions, says Fender’s Andy Mooney
Andy Mooney, Fender Musical Instruments CEO, joins ‘The Exchange’ to discuss raw materials for guitars and consumer demand for them.