Leah Breakstone

The Fed is seen cutting rates in September, even with a mixed report.

Bargains emerge after the stock market selloff and the CPI is on deck.

A disappointing jobs report has sparked recession fears, and all eyes are on the Fed’s upcoming move on interest rates.

A goldilocks scenario for the economy appears set to continue.

With rates poised to come down and valuations low, these names look attractive.

Berkshire Hathaway leads the way, along with JPMorgan and Walmart.

Moderating GDP growth could leave the door open for a Fed rate cut in September.

High interest rates, low demand in China, environmental concerns, and rising inventories have affected the industry.

We look at the data to find whether stock splits are predictive of returns or just cosmetic.

Intel is struggling to compete amid the AI boom, even in its traditional PC market.

Weakening demand for solar has sent the stock tumbling.

The stocks have not been performing well over the past year, despite positive revenue projections.

Plus four other key names that dominate online consumer retail.

The dominant fast-casual chain’s stock carries a fair value estimate of $40 per share following its 50-for-1 split.

The chipmaker’s stock is up 66% this year, but its business remains cyclical.