More than Half of All Stock Buybacks are Now Financed by Debt. Here's Why That's a ProblemDisturbingly, companies are channeling more cash to investors than they are producing in free cash flow, the first time that has occurred since the Great Recession, according to Goldman Sachs.
The Global Collapse in Interest Rates May be Setting Investors Up for a CrashLow rates distort the yield curve, which could hasten a recession. And they encourage excessive corporate borrowing.
'They're Out of Ammo' to Fight Recession, Say Some After Fed's Rate CutLast time the Fed fought recession it had a lot more room to maneuver than it does now.
Here are the Fed's 4 Options for a Rate Cut—and How the Market Will React to EachGiven Powell’s penchant for incrementalism, a quarter-point cut on Wednesday likely would not be the end of the policy easing.
3 New Reasons Those Infuriating Airline Fees Are Here to StayIt's bad news for thrifty travelers.
Here's Why the Most Talked-About Way to Invest Could Be a Huge MistakeIt's not just Millennials who are doing it.
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