Panos Mourdoukoutas
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Panos Mourdoukoutas is a professor of economics at Long Island University in New York City. He also teaches security analysis at Columbia University. He’s been published in professional journals and magazines, including Forbes, Investopedia, Barron's, IBT, and Journal of Financial Research. He’s also the author of many books, including “Business Strategy in a Semiglobal Economy” and “China's Challenge.”
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Wall Street Weekly: Rally Pauses Amid Profit-Taking, Rising Treasury Yields
The new corporate earnings season kicks off next week with reports from major U.S. banks.
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‘Walmart Deals’ versus ‘Prime Day’: Who’s Gaining Ground?
The retail giants will launch competing summer discount events beginning July 8.
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Vast Majority of Chinese Electric Vehicle Makers Unlikely to Survive Past 2030, Report Says
A new annual report by global consulting firm AlixPartners forecasts that only 15 of China’s nearly 130 ZEV makers may survive beyond 2030.
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Wall Street Weekly: Stock Rally Gains Further Momentum
Some experts predict that the rally still has room to run, as valuations remain reasonable despite record highs.
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Industry Outlook: Retail Sector Faces Ongoing Rapid Shifts in 2nd Half of 2025
U.S. retailers are expected to invest heavily in tools that seamlessly blend online and offline experiences.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Stage Broad, Sharp Rally
The S&P 500 hit an all-time high amid easing Middle East conflict and trade tensions, as lower oil prices and bond yields also fueled the rally.
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FedEx Lowers Earnings Outlook as Volume From China ‘Deteriorated Sharply’
In the fiscal fourth quarter, the company adjusted its network to match shifting demand, cutting Asia-to-America lane capacity by more than 35 percent in May.
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Industry Outlook: What Lies Ahead for US Housing Industry in Second Half of 2025
Some analysts envision ‘pragmatic normalization’ in the real estate market for the rest of the year.
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Wall Street Weekly: Stocks Fall Amid Policy Uncertainty, Middle East Tensions
Meanwhile, the G7 summit in Canada revived hopes for a swift solution to the trade tensions at the core of the summit’s agenda.
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Darden Restaurants Sales Rise Despite Concerns Over Consumer Spending Slowdown
The company credited its sales boost to marketing efforts, including Olive Garden’s ‘buy one, take one’ deal—back for the first time in five years.
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Wall Street Weekly: Rally Pauses Amid Profit-Taking, Rising Treasury Yields
The new corporate earnings season kicks off next week with reports from major U.S. banks.
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‘Walmart Deals’ versus ‘Prime Day’: Who’s Gaining Ground?
The retail giants will launch competing summer discount events beginning July 8.
|
Vast Majority of Chinese Electric Vehicle Makers Unlikely to Survive Past 2030, Report Says
A new annual report by global consulting firm AlixPartners forecasts that only 15 of China’s nearly 130 ZEV makers may survive beyond 2030.
|
Wall Street Weekly: Stock Rally Gains Further Momentum
Some experts predict that the rally still has room to run, as valuations remain reasonable despite record highs.
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Industry Outlook: Retail Sector Faces Ongoing Rapid Shifts in 2nd Half of 2025
U.S. retailers are expected to invest heavily in tools that seamlessly blend online and offline experiences.
|
Wall Street Review: Stocks Stage Broad, Sharp Rally
The S&P 500 hit an all-time high amid easing Middle East conflict and trade tensions, as lower oil prices and bond yields also fueled the rally.
|
FedEx Lowers Earnings Outlook as Volume From China ‘Deteriorated Sharply’
In the fiscal fourth quarter, the company adjusted its network to match shifting demand, cutting Asia-to-America lane capacity by more than 35 percent in May.
|
Industry Outlook: What Lies Ahead for US Housing Industry in Second Half of 2025
Some analysts envision ‘pragmatic normalization’ in the real estate market for the rest of the year.
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Wall Street Weekly: Stocks Fall Amid Policy Uncertainty, Middle East Tensions
Meanwhile, the G7 summit in Canada revived hopes for a swift solution to the trade tensions at the core of the summit’s agenda.
|
Darden Restaurants Sales Rise Despite Concerns Over Consumer Spending Slowdown
The company credited its sales boost to marketing efforts, including Olive Garden’s ‘buy one, take one’ deal—back for the first time in five years.
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