Ben Levisohn is the Deputy Editor at Barron's, a financial publication. He has a focus on covering the stock market and providing analysis on various companies and industries. His work has been featured in Barron's, MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance, and Yahoo Finance Singapore.
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By: Ben Levisohn
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By: Ben Levisohn
Earnings from Southwest Airlines earnings are due Thursday, and the one thing that’s safe to say is that the report will be much better than the one from the previous year. The fourth quarter of 2022 was when Southwest had nearly 17,000 cancellations around Christmas, something that ultimately resulted in a $140 million settlement with the U.S. Department of Transportation. Also keep in mind: Southwest provided an update on fourth-quarter revenue per available seat mile, or RASM, an industry metric, that hints at solid results for the fourth quarter and an optimistic outlook for 2024.
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About a tenth of companies repurchasing their shares lose money, and companies buy them regardless of whether the stock is expensive or cheap.
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The once-highflying payments company now trades at a valuation more suitable for a midsize bank. The good news: The path to a comeback is simpler than the Street expects.
By: Ben Levisohn
The Raptors’ Jontay Porter and the Dodgers’ Shohei Ohtani are caught up in betting scandals. The industry is facing greater scrutiny. DraftKings and Flutter Entertainment shares are falling.
UP AND DOWN WALL STREET Everyone loves artificial-intelligence stocks—everyone except value investors. Thankfully, their turn might be coming soon. You don’t need a Barron’s columnist to tell you that AI has mattered a lot for the market.
UP AND DOWN WALL STREET Everyone loves artificial-intelligence stocks—everyone except value investors. Thankfully, their turn might be coming soon. You don’t need a Barron’s columnist to tell you that AI has mattered a lot for the market.
Yes, it was a bad day for the stock market, but the last 10 minutes were particularly fraught. The S&P 500 dropped 0.6% during those last 10 minutes of the day, while the Nasdaq Composite fell 0.9%. Fear of Amazon earnings (they were fine by the way)?
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