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The title of Morgan Stanley’s midyear US economic outlook, published May 12, is four words: “Capex Over Consumption.” It is the bank’s clearest possible signal about what is holding the American economy together heading into the second half of 2026, and what is beginning to buckle beneath the surface. Chief US Economist Michael Gapen and […]

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Toyota Motor (TM) and Tesla (TSLA) are generally seen as rivals in the global auto business. Toyota is the manufacturing powerhouse, selling more than 11 million automobiles a year in almost every major market. Tesla is the electric vehicle disruptor that pushed the industry to embrace batteries, software and autonomous driving. But Toyota’s latest earnings

Current mortgage rates are essentially flat. Fixed rates ticked down by just one basis point this week, according to Freddie Mac, putting the 30-year fixed mortgage rate at 6.36% and the 15-year rate at 5.71%. Recent Zillow data found that April was the first month in 2026 that there were more home listings than home

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The pizza dining sector has faced economic issues over the last year that have led to 100s of closings and bankruptcy filings. Restaurant chains have blamed fierce competition, rising labor and food costs, and high lease rates, which have required several companies to launch restructurings. Pizza chains close 100s of stores Papa John’s shared in its

Boeing is one of the largest aircraft makers in the world. It runs a complex business of making aircraft for airlines and militaries, while running a separate division for services that support customers’ needs. The company requires tens of thousands of skilled professionals, from executive management to technical staff. Here’s who gets paid the most

For over a century, skyscrapers have served as the ultimate symbols of corporate power and ambition, showcasing the latest in technological and engineering advancements while reaching ever higher toward the sky. Perhaps no other building better displays where a business has been — and where it’s headed — than JPMorgan Chase’s (JPM) new headquarters, the

Cisco Systems (CSCO) climbed 25% in the past week as investors woke up to a simple shift. AI is driving a multibillion-dollar rebuild of the networks that power modern computing, and Cisco sits squarely in that spend cycle. That shift could ripple across the broader tech industry. As AI workloads become larger and more distributed,

Wells Fargo made a significant call on interest rates six weeks ago. On May 13, its economists made a different one. And the reasoning behind the reversal says something important about how this bank reads the current inflation environment. The disagreement between Wells Fargo and two other major institutions on what comes next for the