Technology stocks are suffering one of their worst beatings in years, as investors reassess a sector that was once considered the growth engine of the global economy but now faces the prospect of greater regulatory scrutiny. 51
Companies are paying the most in nearly a decade for some types of short-term borrowing, the latest threat to a long-running U.S. economic expansion. 141
The stock market’s violent swings in recent days have investors wondering anew when the nine-year bull market will finally turn bear. Many investors also are watching for signs of a larger pullback.
High valuations haven’t fully reflected new world of risks.
Real-estate firms are consolidating, seeking out new sources of capital and readying themselves for changes in the bull market.
American International Group paid $67.3 million to its chief executive officers in 2017, with part of the payment going to a man who resigned under pressure early in the year and another portion to attract his successor.
Deutsche Bank’s chairman has reached out to potential external candidates for chief executive of the bank, gauging interest in replacing John Cryan after months of clashes.
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