Janet H. Cho is a journalist who writes for Barron's and MarketWatch, with her work also appearing in Yahoo Finance and Financial News. She covers a range of topics in the financial and business sectors, including company news, stock market updates, economic forecasts, and industry trends.
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The Miami-based company reported first quarter profit of $2.57 a share and revenue of $7.3 billion, up 12.7% from the same time last year.
The Federal Open Market Committee on Wednesday will announce its monetary-policy decision and release its updated Summary of Economic Projections.
Activist investor Nelson Peltz’s bid to win election to Walt Disney board got an endorsement from influential proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services, adding another layer of drama to the fast-approaching shareholder vote on April 3. ISS’s recommendation comes after Disney won its own major endorsements, including the recommendation in favor of its slate of director nominees by another proxy advisor, Glass Lewis. ISS said Disney’s stock has significantly underperformed the and that Trian Partners’ Peltz could help provide a shareholders’ perspective.
The March Consumer Confidence Index comes out Tuesday; an estimate of fourth-quarter GDP growth arrives Thursday; and the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation measure comes Friday.
Elon Musk, who holds more than 411 million shares of the electric vehicle maker’s stock, plus options, saw the value of those shares drop on Tuesday.
Both the March consumer price index and the minutes from the Federal Reserve's monetary policy meeting come out on Wednesday.
The March personal consumption expenditures report and other economic data this week could help provide clarity on the Federal Reserve’s likelihood of an interest rate cut in June.
The week includes earnings reports from Apple and Amazon, a decision on interest rates from Federal Reserve policymakers, and April’s jobs report.
The week includes earnings reports from Apple and Amazon, a decision on interest rates from Federal Reserve policymakers, and April’s jobs report.
Paramount Global shares jumped more than 13% in afternoon trading after reports that Sony Pictures and Apollo Global Management have made a $26 billion all-cash offer for the media company. An offer letter was signed by Sony Pictures CEO Tony Vinciquerra and Apollo partner Aaron Sobel, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing unnamed people familiar with the situation.
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