Panos Mourdoukoutas
Author
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 Review: Dow Closes Above 50,000 in Another Volatile Week
After two days of sharp declines, equities rebounded Feb. 6 as investors bought shares in sectors less exposed to AI disruption and semiconductors.
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Claude’s AI Disruption Is Reshaping Which Industries Win and Lose
The launch of a Claude AI plugin triggered a selloff in enterprise software stocks earlier this week, wiping out nearly $1 trillion.
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Wall Street Review: Corporate Earnings Help Support Monthly Stock Gains
Major indexes closed the week mixed but were higher for the month.
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Decline Rewritten: The Changing Face of American Shopping Malls
From 2021 through 2025, the number of mall openings exceeded the number of mall closures, a recent report shows.
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Wall Street Review: Stock Roller-Coaster Ride Ends With Slight Loss
Trading became a tug-of-war between bulls and bears amid geopolitical tensions, a strong GDP report, and mixed corporate earnings.
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Europe Lags in Unicorn Creation—What’s Holding It Back?
Europe continues to trail the United States and China in producing unicorns as structural barriers slow startup scaling and investment.
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More Than Half of New Hires Land Jobs in a Month—With Tempered Expectations
A new survey shows U.S. job seekers increasingly seek stability, even if it means lower pay or compromised roles.
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Wall Street Review: Small Caps Shine as Large Caps Struggle in Volatile Week
Stock markets were choppy this week on White House–Federal Reserve tensions, Trump’s credit card rate cap proposal, and an upbeat TSMC outlook.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Close Out Strong Week on Labor Market Clarity
Both the Dow and the S&P 500 closed at record highs.
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Hotel Industry Ends 2025 With Flat Growth; Human Service Stands Out
The hotel industry faced headwinds last year but is expected to see revenue growth in 2026, aided by a stabilizing environment and major national events.
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Wall Street Review: Dow Closes Above 50,000 in Another Volatile Week
After two days of sharp declines, equities rebounded Feb. 6 as investors bought shares in sectors less exposed to AI disruption and semiconductors.
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Claude’s AI Disruption Is Reshaping Which Industries Win and Lose
The launch of a Claude AI plugin triggered a selloff in enterprise software stocks earlier this week, wiping out nearly $1 trillion.
|
Wall Street Review: Corporate Earnings Help Support Monthly Stock Gains
Major indexes closed the week mixed but were higher for the month.
|
Decline Rewritten: The Changing Face of American Shopping Malls
From 2021 through 2025, the number of mall openings exceeded the number of mall closures, a recent report shows.
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Wall Street Review: Stock Roller-Coaster Ride Ends With Slight Loss
Trading became a tug-of-war between bulls and bears amid geopolitical tensions, a strong GDP report, and mixed corporate earnings.
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Europe Lags in Unicorn Creation—What’s Holding It Back?
Europe continues to trail the United States and China in producing unicorns as structural barriers slow startup scaling and investment.
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More Than Half of New Hires Land Jobs in a Month—With Tempered Expectations
A new survey shows U.S. job seekers increasingly seek stability, even if it means lower pay or compromised roles.
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Wall Street Review: Small Caps Shine as Large Caps Struggle in Volatile Week
Stock markets were choppy this week on White House–Federal Reserve tensions, Trump’s credit card rate cap proposal, and an upbeat TSMC outlook.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Close Out Strong Week on Labor Market Clarity
Both the Dow and the S&P 500 closed at record highs.
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Hotel Industry Ends 2025 With Flat Growth; Human Service Stands Out
The hotel industry faced headwinds last year but is expected to see revenue growth in 2026, aided by a stabilizing environment and major national events.
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