Investors’ search for safety has made toothpaste stocks more expensive than tech
Wall Street is fleeing tech for toothpaste and shampoo. Even those stocks are getting expensive.
Wall Street is fleeing tech for toothpaste and shampoo. Even those stocks are getting expensive.
Tesla’s self-driving taxis are facing a fresh safety question: are they slowing down when kids are in school? On Monday, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration announced it had opened a defect-petition review into a claim that 2026 Tesla Model Y robotaxis and Cybercabs exceeded speed limits in school zones while their automated driving systems…
The digital personal loan market expanded in the first quarter of 2026-27, but volume growth moderated even as the value of loans rose sharply. The outstanding portfolio of digital personal loans stood at Rs 1.54 trillion at the end of June 2026, up about 28 per cent from a year earlier, while loans overdue by…
Key Takeaways Financial institutions can place a hold on your check for various reasons from the size of the deposit to your banking history. Several laws ensure that the length of a check hold must be “reasonable” and almost never beyond seven business days. Customers can avoid holds by depositing cash, a cashier’s check or…
Investors pumped £278 million into funds in July, but sold off billions of pounds of equities amid domestic political uncertainty and global volatility. While some investors were spooked, fund flows narrowly remained positive according to the latest data from the Investment Association, an industry body representing the UK’s investment managers. Although on balance investors were…
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As leaders gathered in Bangkok, discussions highlighted the fractures between economic winners and losers. The global economy appears to be on a fragile foundation, and the finance ministers of Argentina, Greece, Nigeria, and Thailand agree that all economies should get their houses in order. “Ideally, when you put your fiscal house in order, it shouldn’t…