Inflation is coming down, but it's still above the Fed’s 2% target. Heard on the Street’s @jdlahart explains what the latest consumer price index numbers could mean for future interest-rate hikes. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Amazon’s Prime Day could help lift the company’s retail side, but as Heard on the Street’s @djtgallagher explains Amazon’s cloud-computing business, AWS, could also use a boost #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Shares of EV startup Rivian are on pace for a record-breaking rally. And as Heard on the Street’s @StephenWilmot explains, it comes on the heels of Tesla’s stock gains. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
Car shoppers have been flocking to dealerships, shaking off concerns about rising interest rates and inflationary pressure #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Tourists are flocking to southern Europe, from Barcelona to Athens and countless Italian towns in between. Not everyone is happy about it. #WSJWhatsNowbit.ly t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Federal Reserve policy makers are watching to see which cools faster: inflation or the job market. Heard on the Street’s @jdlahart explains why and how it could affect interest rates. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Mark Zuckerberg’s Threads launched to compete with Elon Musk’s Twitter. And as Heard on the Street’s @djtgallagher explains, success may come down to timing and scale. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
Elon Musk’s Tesla cut costs to boost deliveries, while old-school car companies are still profitable. Heard on the Street’s @StephenWilmot explains why the two are on a collision course. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney criticized Bud Light for not publicly supporting her after her association with the beer brand sparked calls for a boycott #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Tourists are flocking to southern Europe, from Barcelona to Athens and countless Italian towns in between. Not everyone is happy about it. #WSJWhatsNowbit.ly t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Google recently released its Pixel Fold phone. @nicnguyen takes a look at the differences between Google’s new foldable and Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 4. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
Meta Platforms just launched Threads to compete with Twitter. @JoannaStern breaks down the battle between tech titans Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg with the help of action figures. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Federal Reserve policy makers are watching to see which cools faster: inflation or the job market. Heard on the Street’s @jdlahart explains why and how it could affect interest rates. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
America’s love of treats like Hershey’s chocolates and Oreo cookies is fueling boom times for food giants as other packaged-food companies vie for a bigger share of the snack aisle #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Is it OK to post wedding photos on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram before the couple does? @sharatibken looks at new tech rules around wedding photos. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Meta Platforms just launched Threads to compete with Twitter. @JoannaStern breaks down the battle between tech titans Elon Musk and Mark Zuckerberg with the help of action figures. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
Elon Musk’s Tesla cut costs to boost deliveries, while old-school car companies are still profitable. Heard on the Street’s @StephenWilmot explains why the two are on a collision course. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
If you’re thinking about quitting your current job and jumping to a new position, you may not get a big increase in salary. @juliaccarpenter explains why. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is pivoting toward the West in a bid to support the country’s economy, which has deteriorated under his watch #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
The shaky performance of Chinese stocks this year has been good news for other Asian markets #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Cities like Dallas and Chicago could lose a large amount of affordable housing as government assistance for low-income renters ends and landlords have the option to set their own rents #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
Mark Zuckerberg’s Threads launched to compete with Elon Musk’s Twitter. And as Heard on the Street’s @djtgallagher explains, success may come down to timing and scale. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
The U.S. added 209,000 jobs in June and the unemployment rate ticked down to 3.6% as the job market remained resilient despite the Federal Reserve’s efforts to cool the economy #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
The U.S. added 209,000 jobs in June and the unemployment rate ticked down to 3.6% as the job market remained resilient despite the Federal Reserve’s efforts to cool the economy #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Lumber producers—companies that own sawmills and make wood panels—have been big winners thanks to the recovery in residential construction #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
The U.S. labor market is showing surprising pockets of strength as hiring increases in sectors including building, home selling and automaking #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Bumps are a normal part of flying, say pilots and meteorologists, and injuries from severe turbulence are rare. @AllisonPohle explains what you can do to navigate turbulence. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Bumps are a normal part of flying, say pilots and meteorologists, and injuries from severe turbulence are rare. @AllisonPohle explains what you can do to navigate turbulence. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
Business owners returned to their stores in Montpelier, Vermont to assess the damage from catastrophic flooding at levels not seen in nearly a century #WSJWhatsNowbit.ly t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Traffic to Elon Musk’s Twitter is falling in tandem with rapid signups to Meta's Threads, suggesting that users are switching to Mark Zuckerberg's microblogging platform rather than juggling both #WSJWhatsNowbit.ly t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Heavy rain and thunderstorms on the East Coast triggered flash floods, killing at least one person in New York state and resulting in thousands of flight cancellations #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Lumber producers—companies that own sawmills and make wood panels—have been big winners thanks to the recovery in residential construction #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Is it OK to post wedding photos on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram before the couple does? @sharatibken looks at new tech rules around wedding photos. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen expressed concerns about China’s treatment of U.S. firms while on her first visit to Beijing since taking office in 2021 #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen expressed concerns about China’s treatment of U.S. firms while on her first visit to Beijing since taking office in 2021 #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Amid Twitter user unrest, Mark Zuckerberg took direct aim at Elon Musk’s social-media platform with the launch of Threads, Meta’s stand-alone microblogging app #WSJWhatsNowbit.ly t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Car shoppers have been flocking to dealerships, shaking off concerns about rising interest rates and inflationary pressure #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
A record number of Americans are expected to hit the road on July 4th, powered by a slump in gas prices to well below last year’s levels #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
A record number of Americans are expected to hit the road on July 4th, powered by a slump in gas prices to well below last year’s levels #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
@WSJ2 years ago
Writing assistant Grammarly uses OpenAI’s GPT technology, but not ChatGPT, to compose emails for you. @nicnguyen looks at how it works. #WSJWhatsNowon.wsj.com t.co
