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Motley Fool
Better Buy: Alphabet vs. Microsoft
Now that these companies are direct competitors more than ever, which stock can better serve investors?
The Wall Street Journal
Microsoft’s Real Game With Activision
If Microsoft wants to make investors some real money, here’s an idea: It should openly promise to keep “Call of Duty” on the PlayStation forever.
TheStreet.com
The Performance Difference Between Large and Small-Caps Should Concern Investors
Smaller stocks were hit harder than larger names. With the S&P 500 down 0.84%, the Russell 2000 (down 2.26%) and Russell Microcap (down 2.08%) took the brunt of the damage. This can create intense selling pressure among the smaller names, driving these stocks into the ground, and for those with a very strong stomach, creating bargain opportunities.
Benzinga
Why Warren Buffett Doesn’t Buy Real Estate And Most Other Investors Shouldn’t Either
Warren Buffett’s long-term investment strategy has proven to be successful through virtually all market conditions over the past several decades – recession, high inflation and deflation. If there’s one thing that’s made Buffett one of the most successful investors in history, it’s his commitment to his strategy. A countless number of new investment techniques and algorithms have come and gone over the years, but Buffett has maintained his relatively simple strategy of picking solid companies an
Reuters
Mexico president reaches agreement with companies to maintain basic food prices
MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said on Friday he had reached an agreement with companies to maintain prices of basic food items, as inflation continues to tick up. It was a unanimous decision, he said during a regular news conference, without confirming the final number of companies involved but noting that they included producers and distributors of corn, chicken, eggs and beef. The president said earlier this week that 20 companies would take part in the meeting and would target 24 basic food items.
Reuters
FedEx grilled on cost-cut plan after profits slide
(Reuters) -FedEx Corp outlined cost cuts of up to $2.7 billion after falling demand hammered first-quarter profits, but analysts grilled company executives with questions in an earnings call about whether steps such as parking planes and shuttering some offices were too little too late. The company reported that earnings per share fell 21.3% for the quarter ended Aug. 31, in line with the warning it delivered last week. Analysts and investors were skeptical – in large part because revenue increased 5.5%.
Motley Fool
Costco Just Raised the Risk of Recession
Despite strong sales, signs of price pressures even at the warehouse retail giant point to difficulties across the economy.
American City Business Journals
PulteGroup CEO Ryan Marshall: Tough decisions don’t get easier with time
As president and CEO of PulteGroup Inc. since 2016, Ryan Marshall oversees the publicly traded homebuilder that operates in 26 states. Atlanta Business Chronicle named Marshall one of its 2022 Most Admired CEOs. When did you feel your sense of purpose begin to truly emerge, and how did that influence your career choices?
CoinDesk
Marathon Digital Downgraded on Headwinds From Compute North’s Bankruptcy
Global financial services firm BTIG’s Gregory Lewis has downgraded bitcoin miner Marathon Digital’s stock from “buy” to “neutral” following headwinds from Compute North’s bankruptcy filing. “The Hash” hosts discuss what this means for Marathon Digital and the state of bitcoin mining.
Zacks
Should You Add NMI Holdings (NMIH) Stock to Your Kitty Now?
An improving mortgage insurance portfolio, higher new insurance written volume, a comprehensive reinsurance program, solid capital position, effective capital deployment well poise NMI Holdings (NMIH) for growth.
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