Are The 'Magnificent' Stocks Now Unbeatable? Authored by Simon White, Bloomberg macro strategist, The largest firms in the US are unsurpassably pulling ahead of their smaller rivals by earning more, investing more, holding more cash and buying back more of their stock. The bull market is thus likely to remain historically lackluster and less robust as smaller companies continue to lag their bigger counterparts. They say the rich get richer, and nowhere is that more true than for...
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World stocks took a breather on Thursday after a strong few weeks, while the pound lost ground as the Bank of England edged towards rate cuts and a swooning Japanese yen prompted more intervention talk in Tokyo. The pan-European STOXX 600 was consolidating two straight record highs, although London’s FTSE set a new one after […]
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Shares of beverage company Zevia (NYSE:ZVIA) fell 20.6% in the morning session after the company reported first-quarter results, with revenue falling below analysts' expectations. Management attributed the weak sales performance to a delay in the recovery of SKU level distribution at retailers as well as "fulfillment challenges we faced in 2023," leading to a 10% decline in volumes during the quarter. Looking ahead, Its revenue guidance for both the next quarter and the full year missed...
PowerSchool (PWSC) stock is up on Wednesday on reports of a deal with Bain Capital. These claim the firm wants to take PWSC private in a $6 billion deal. That could value shares of PWSC stock at $20 each. PowerSchool (NYSE:PWSC) stock is rising higher on Wednesday as reports spread that Bain Capital is looking to acquire the education software company. According to these reports, private investment firm Bain Capital may be willing to take PowerSchool private in a deal worth $6 billion when...
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