What markets make of the midterms
Democrats triumph. Investors yawn
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MercadoLibre's Growth Slows as Margin Shrinks: Rapid Earnings Reaction
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Beverage Billionaire Lin Muqin’s Wealth Flattens As Sales Of Energy Drinks Lose Fizz
The Shanghai-listed shares of Eastroc Beverage nearly halved from a year ago, shrinking the fortune of chairman and CEO Lin Muqin by $6.5 billion to $8.7 billion.
Every stock that moved because of the election
Some companies took at hit after the election, while others rallied. Here are the biggest names making moves on Wednesday.
Stock Market Today, Nov. 4: Dow Surges 3% in Biggest Post-Midterm Rally in 44 Years
Wall Street surged following the midterm elections, with the Dow posting its strongest post-election rally in decades as oil prices retreated and investors reassessed the market outlook.
NAB profit falls to $6.1 billion, overdue home loan repayments tick up
The country’s biggest business lender said household savings buffers remained strong but that arrears have deteriorated.