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: Investor Rotation Triggers Tech Stock Sell-Off
Investors moved to rate-sensitive stocks after lackluster tech earnings raised AI return concerns and the Fed cut rates for the third time this year.
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Oracle Stock Tumbles as Wall Street Shifts Focus to AI Debt Risks
Regulators, including the SEC, have also raised concerns, with active discussions underway about the risks AI poses to the financial system.
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Stellantis Doubles Down on Traditional Hybrids as US EV Market Shifts
Experts said Stellantis’s shift away from fully electric cars reflects current consumer sentiment.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Hover Near Records Ahead of Fed Meeting
Cooling labor data, easing inflation, and firmer consumer sentiment boosted expectations for further Federal Reserve rate cuts next week.
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2026 Housing Outlook: Real Estate Professionals Project Improved Affordability
Redfin expects wage growth to outpace home price growth for the first time since the Great Recession.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Surge on Rate-Cut Hopes
Upbeat earnings from major retailers reinforced confidence that consumers remain engaged.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Sell Off in Another Volatile Week
Concerns over valuations in AI-related stocks, mixed retail reports, and uncertainty around monetary policy kept markets on edge.
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Gen Z Delaying Homeownership, Affecting Other Life Decisions, Poll Finds
For many, the wait to buy a home leads to other postponements, such as delaying marriage, children, or a career change.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Show Resilience in a Volatile Week
Investor sentiment swung sharply between optimism and caution.
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Sonder–Marriott Breach Left Guests Stranded—What Went Wrong
Sonder announced it would wind down U.S. operations and begin Chapter 7 liquidation the day after Marriott terminated its licensing agreement with the company.
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Wall Street Review: Investor Rotation Triggers Tech Stock Sell-Off
Investors moved to rate-sensitive stocks after lackluster tech earnings raised AI return concerns and the Fed cut rates for the third time this year.
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Oracle Stock Tumbles as Wall Street Shifts Focus to AI Debt Risks
Regulators, including the SEC, have also raised concerns, with active discussions underway about the risks AI poses to the financial system.
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Stellantis Doubles Down on Traditional Hybrids as US EV Market Shifts
Experts said Stellantis’s shift away from fully electric cars reflects current consumer sentiment.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Hover Near Records Ahead of Fed Meeting
Cooling labor data, easing inflation, and firmer consumer sentiment boosted expectations for further Federal Reserve rate cuts next week.
|
2026 Housing Outlook: Real Estate Professionals Project Improved Affordability
Redfin expects wage growth to outpace home price growth for the first time since the Great Recession.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Surge on Rate-Cut Hopes
Upbeat earnings from major retailers reinforced confidence that consumers remain engaged.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Sell Off in Another Volatile Week
Concerns over valuations in AI-related stocks, mixed retail reports, and uncertainty around monetary policy kept markets on edge.
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Gen Z Delaying Homeownership, Affecting Other Life Decisions, Poll Finds
For many, the wait to buy a home leads to other postponements, such as delaying marriage, children, or a career change.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Show Resilience in a Volatile Week
Investor sentiment swung sharply between optimism and caution.
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Sonder–Marriott Breach Left Guests Stranded—What Went Wrong
Sonder announced it would wind down U.S. operations and begin Chapter 7 liquidation the day after Marriott terminated its licensing agreement with the company.
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