The bloody attack on Israel and inevitable retaliation have turned defense stocks into a gauge of the geopolitical risks perceived by financial markets. For now, it is flashing amber rather than red.
Memory-chip prices could finally rebound soon. Meanwhile, SK Hynix and Samsung are benefiting from the artificial-intelligence boom, too.
Over two dozen stocks in the consumer sectors of the S&P 500 set new 52-week lows in October.
The Hollywood cliché of performers working as servers in restaurants is back.
As young Americans turn to TikTok for information on mental health, the T.H. Chan School of Public Health at Harvard is building its own team of influencers.
The summer’s double blow of record rain and a plummet in tourism has the travel industry scrambling to reassure leaf peepers and winter-sports enthusiasts that the state is ready for them.
Bisnow’s week in review offers a quick bullet-by-bullet dive into the most notable ebbs and flows of the global real estate industry from last week — from the most recent legal developments in the Trump fraud case and HSBC’s global real estate review to competition between hotels and Airbnb and a potential credit rating change for Brookfield Property Partners.
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