Carol Ryan is a journalist who writes for The Wall Street Journal, LiveMint, and Yahoo Finance. Her work has also been featured in publications such as The Capital Press and MailOnline. Carol covers a range of topics including finance, energy, property, and global events.
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Carol Ryan's coverage spans a diverse range of topics, with the majority focusing on investment analysis and data citations. She frequently covers business-related themes such as real estate, energy, beauty & fashion industries. If you are considering reaching out to her for potential coverage or collaboration, providing well-researched data-driven insights or investment analyses related to these industries would likely be most effective.
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OPEC is sticking with its estimate that the world will need an extra two million barrels a day this year, despite signs this is unrealistic.
Designers are trying to win back middle-income shoppers by shrinking the size of their leather goods
To spot a potential comeback story in the luxury-goods industry, look for the brand with the smallest handbags.
Luxury spending in China traditionally is correlated with home prices. That is bad news for global brands that start reporting the latest quarterly results next week.
A sudden slowdown in Chinese demand reported by Louis Vuitton’s owner is a bad sign for the luxury industry.
A sudden slowdown in Chinese demand reported by Louis Vuitton's owner is a bad sign for the luxury industry.
Swiss watch exports to China hit the lowest levels since the depths of the Covid-19 pandemic, another sign Chinese luxury consumers have pulled back sharply. The value of watches shipped from Switzerland to Chinese retailers in September halved from a year earlier, data from the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry showed Thursday. Shipments to Hong Kong, traditionally a hub for luxury watches, fell by a third.
The Italian brand's owner, Kering, issued its third profit warning in a row as demand for a toned-down Gucci disappoint.
By: Carol Ryan
The zip codes where investors own a bigger share of homes have seen higher-than-average increases in both prices and rents.
Sales of newly built homes have been on a tear. But builders are likely to soon face stiffer competition for buyers.
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