 | | Big banks have long complained about the costs of holding large pools of inactive deposits, especially in countries where interest rates have turned negative. Increasingly, they are charging customers to look after their cash. Read more → | Investors are favoring further-flung, more exciting destinations than Europe for their cash. But steady growth remains a reassuring factor. Read more → |
With prices high for emerging-market debt, any uptick in supply or deterioration in demand could tip the balance in an unpleasant way. Read more → |
Shares of the chip-gear maker are running high, but probably aren’t at a peak. Read more → |
Buying low-volatility stocks and shares with good dividends often amounts to the same thing. A dividend itself can damp volatility, because the rising dividend yield that comes with a falling price can bring in buyers. Read more → |
Best Buy’s turnaround has matured and growth is proving hard to maintain, a tough reality ahead of its earnings report. Read more → |
Italian bank investors may end up owning high-risk bonds, but surprisingly some are keen. Read more → |
Pfizer’s $14 billion acquisition shows quality midsize biotechs are in short supply. Read more → |
Easing financial conditions could give Valeant’s new finance chief an assist. Read more → |
Renesas, a one-time supplier of chips to Apple iPhones, looks to be paving the road to supply the likes of Apple’s cars. Read more → |
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