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.”
LATEST
Carmakers Draw on Pickups, Tariff Refunds, and Service Revenue Amid EV Losses
GM and Ford included expected tariff refunds in their first-quarter earnings results.
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Wall Street Review: Nasdaq Closes Above 25,000 for 1st Time Ever on Strong Tech Earnings
Market volatility dropped sharply.
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US Homebuilders Lean on Incentives to Unload Homes in Challenging Market
D.R. Horton expects its incentive levels to remain elevated and increase further.
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Wall Street Review: S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit New Record Highs Amid Strong Earnings
Trading was uneven throughout the week, with sentiment swinging between optimism and caution amid geopolitical developments and corporate news.
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Wall Street Review: S&P 500 Surpasses 7,100 for First Time
Markets ended the week on a strong note after Iran announced the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, easing concerns about energy supply disruptions.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Extend Rebound Amid Hopes for an End to the Iran War
Healthcare, tech, and leisure stocks led the market gains.
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Megamergers Return to Food Industry in 1st Quarter Amid Pressure for Lower Prices
The trend was underscored by Sysco’s $29.1 billion acquisition of Jetro Restaurant Depot and McCormick’s $44.8 billion deal with Unilever Foods.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Snap 5-Week Losing Streak
Major stock indices rebounded as bargain hunters stepped in amid more attractive valuations and easing concerns over the Middle East conflict.
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Costco Expands Gas Access With First-Ever Standalone Stations—What to Know
The move marks a notable departure from the company’s longstanding practice of locating gas stations at its warehouse stores.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Fall for 5th Week; Dow, Nasdaq Slip Into Correction
An analyst said the stock market remains highly correlated with oil prices, moving in opposite directions. ‘It’s that simple an explanation for right now.’
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Carmakers Draw on Pickups, Tariff Refunds, and Service Revenue Amid EV Losses
GM and Ford included expected tariff refunds in their first-quarter earnings results.
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Wall Street Review: Nasdaq Closes Above 25,000 for 1st Time Ever on Strong Tech Earnings
Market volatility dropped sharply.
|
US Homebuilders Lean on Incentives to Unload Homes in Challenging Market
D.R. Horton expects its incentive levels to remain elevated and increase further.
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Wall Street Review: S&P 500, Nasdaq Hit New Record Highs Amid Strong Earnings
Trading was uneven throughout the week, with sentiment swinging between optimism and caution amid geopolitical developments and corporate news.
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Wall Street Review: S&P 500 Surpasses 7,100 for First Time
Markets ended the week on a strong note after Iran announced the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, easing concerns about energy supply disruptions.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Extend Rebound Amid Hopes for an End to the Iran War
Healthcare, tech, and leisure stocks led the market gains.
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Megamergers Return to Food Industry in 1st Quarter Amid Pressure for Lower Prices
The trend was underscored by Sysco’s $29.1 billion acquisition of Jetro Restaurant Depot and McCormick’s $44.8 billion deal with Unilever Foods.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Snap 5-Week Losing Streak
Major stock indices rebounded as bargain hunters stepped in amid more attractive valuations and easing concerns over the Middle East conflict.
|
Costco Expands Gas Access With First-Ever Standalone Stations—What to Know
The move marks a notable departure from the company’s longstanding practice of locating gas stations at its warehouse stores.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Fall for 5th Week; Dow, Nasdaq Slip Into Correction
An analyst said the stock market remains highly correlated with oil prices, moving in opposite directions. ‘It’s that simple an explanation for right now.’
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