WSJ Markets - 14m
Green finance is making tracks into the wonky world of foreign-exchange markets, with JPMorgan arranging a type of currency-derivative for Italian utility company Enel that is linked to both companies’ sustainability targets.
WSJ Markets - 20m
Even at a rich valuation and a continuing pandemic, private equity will find much to love in businesses like Dunkin’ Brands.
WSJ Markets - 21m
U.S. dropped sharply as coronavirus cases surged in America and Europe, adding to worries about the economic outlook after Congress and the White House failed to agree on a much-anticipated fiscal stimulus deal.
WSJ Markets - 1h
Some of the biggest asset managers are creating cheaper knockoffs of their most popular exchange-traded funds.
WSJ Markets - 1h
There is no reason why Apple, Amazon.com, Facebook, Twitter and Alphabet should all report the same day.
WSJ Markets - 2h
In what is due to be the world’s biggest-ever initial public offering, Ant Group will be one of the most valuable companies in either technology or finance.
WSJ Markets - 3h
S&P 500 futures are falling as coronavirus cases surge in the U.S. and Europe, while stimulus hopes fade.
WSJ Markets - 3h
Oil prices fell after new coronavirus restrictions in Europe and the speedy return of production in Libya threatened to undermine efforts to chip away at a global glut of crude.
WSJ Markets - 5h
Car sales fell early in the pandemic, but are climbing again as Americans move out of cities. That is raising the pressure on ride-hailing firms, whose customers already had less inclination to use the companies’ services.
WSJ Markets - 6h
Will the electric-vehicle industry run short of nickel? It is a possibility, but investors shouldn’t bet on a cobalt-style rally soon.
WSJ Markets - 6h
Fewer major U.S. companies are defaulting on their debt than investors feared just months ago, a boost to corporate bond prices and an encouraging sign for the economy.
WSJ Markets - 20h
Blackstone Group has struck a deal to buy Simply Self Storage from Brookfield Asset Management, making a bet on a sector that has remained strong throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
WSJ Markets - yesterday
Holiday spending is projected to fall this year, but many investors still see reason for hope.
WSJ Markets - yesterday
Bavaguthu Raghuram Shetty, a 78-year-old entrepreneur, says two brothers fostered a father-son relationship with him before they allegedly cheated his health care, drug and payments companies in Europe and the Middle East out of billions of dollars.
WSJ Markets - yesterday
Isaac Kassirer borrowed from investors by promising to gentrify apartment buildings in New York’s low-income neighborhoods and raise rents. But he fell behind on some loans. When the pandemic ends, new pro-renter laws will make it harder for him to carry out his plan.
WSJ Markets - yesterday
Some investors are fretting over the sustainability of big dividend payouts from Wall Street’s “dividend aristocrats,” who are trailing the broader stock market this year.
WSJ Markets - 2d
Malcolm and Emily Fairbairn prepared a large charitable donation through Fidelity Charitable in 2017 to cushion an income-tax hit. It didn’t go as they had hoped. Now, the Fairbairns and Fidelity’s charitable arm are facing off in a contentious federal-court trial.
WSJ Markets - 2d
While companies including Johnson & Johnson face threats from all corners in Washington, the coronavirus has morphed from a risk to a benefit for the sector.
WSJ Markets - 2d
Millions of student borrowers have been able to pause their loan payments since March, but some may feel unprepared to resume payments when the relief ends.
WSJ Markets - 2d
Here are seven major companies whose stocks moved on the week’s news.