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Chevron’s CFO on Elevated Oil Prices and Leading Through Volatility
The Wall Street Journal1d agoneutral
Chevron’s CFO on Elevated Oil Prices and Leading Through Volatility

It may be a while before companies and consumers get any relief from higher oil prices. Speaking Tuesday at a WSJ Leadership Institute dinner in New York, Chevron CFO Eimear Bonner said higher energy prices are likely to stick around until shipping flows resume through the Strait of Hormuz at a predictable level and more refining capacity comes back online. “Until we see changes in both of those levers, prices are likely to stay elevated,” Bonner said at a dinner for financial and sustainability officers that coincided with the United Nations General Assembly.

Investing.com1d agoneutral
BTIG’s Krinsky warns 2000-like signals are mounting

Investing.com -- BTIG warned Wednesday that a growing set of market signals increasingly resemble those seen around the 2000 dot-com peak, even as technology stocks carry major indexes near record highs, in a note chief market technician Jonathan Krinsky titled "Super-ficial Rally."

Gadgets Are Going Premium—and Manufacturers Are Raking It In
The Wall Street Journal1d agoneutral
Gadgets Are Going Premium—and Manufacturers Are Raking It In

Apple’s iPhones, for example, are projected by Wall Street analysts to generate 17% more revenue this calendar year, according to FactSet. The main reason for the disconnect between sales and revenue are memory chip prices, which are being driven higher by the AI race.

Who Was Caught Up in Yesterday’s Muse Malaise?
The Wall Street Journal1d agoneutral
Who Was Caught Up in Yesterday’s Muse Malaise?

Muse, the new artificial-intelligence agent from Meta Platforms, threatens to disrupt wealth managers, brokerages and insurers. Here are some of the stocks from those worlds that were deemed vulnerable in Tuesday trading.