TheStreet.comIs the stock market getting ahead of itself? Say it aint so!
The S&P 500 closed this past week at its highest level of the year, and the major averages are close to tops last seen in early 2022. While optimism for December remains high, some analysts worry the run-up has been too big, too fast.
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UPDATE 1-Residents begin to return home after Philippine quake kills one
Philippine residents were allowed to return to their homes on Sunday after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck the country's south, killing at least one person, with disaster officials reporting minor damage to some infrastructure. The Saturday night quake shook parts of Surigao Del Sur and Davao Oriental provinces, triggering coastal evacuations and tsunami alerts in the country and in Japan.
GuruFocus.comInsider Sell Alert: Sr. VP & Chief Admin Officer John Ziegler Sells 5,000 Shares of Arch ...
Arch Resources Inc (NYSE:ARCH), a prominent player in the coal industry, has recently witnessed a significant insider sell that has caught the attention of investors and market analysts alike.
Associated Press FinanceKiss say farewell to live touring, become first US band to go virtual and become digital avatars
On Saturday night, Kiss will close out the final performance of their “The End of the Road” farewell tour at New York City’s famed Madison Square Garden. During their encore, the band’s current lineup — founders Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons as well as guitarist Tommy Thayer and drummer Eric Singer — will leave the stage to reveal digital avatars of themselves. After the transformation, the virtual Kiss will launch into a performance of “God Gave Rock and Roll to You.”
WSJPalestinians Abandon Villages Following West Bank Settler Violence
The U.N. said Israeli settler attacks in the West Bank have doubled since the Israel-Hamas war began, prompting many Palestinians to abandon their homes. WSJ’s Margherita Stancati visited the village of Zanuta to find out more. Photo Illustration: Marina Costa/Tanya Habjouqa
The Wall Street JournalBillions in U.S. Funding Hasn’t Convinced Developing World to Ditch Coal
South Africa and Indonesia are backtracking on commitments to burn less of the dirtiest fossil fuel.
The Wall Street JournalPalestinians in West Bank Flee After Settler Violence: ‘We Were Forced to Leave’
Since the start of the war in Gaza, around 1,000 Palestinians living in the West Bank have left their homes.
The Wall Street JournalDead or Alive? The Hunt for a Ukrainian Soldier Missing on a Chaotic Battlefield
Ruslan Finchuk, a Ukrainian senior sergeant and experienced soldier, was last seen in enemy territory under machine gun fire. His unit told his wife he was missing, presumed dead.
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UPDATE 1-Nine dead after armed men raid Peru's Poderosa mine - ministry
Nine people were killed and 15 injured after armed men raided Peru's Poderosa mine with explosives and took hostages, the Interior Ministry said late on Saturday. The attackers entered the mine shaft, using explosive charges, "violently confronting internal security personnel from the company and taking four people hostage", the ministry said. The attack comes a year after the impeachment and arrest of leftist former President Pedro Castillo, which sparked months of deadly protests snarled activity at mines in the Andean country.
CNW GroupMedia Tour Witnesses Chinese Modernization in Hainan FTP
From November 27 to December 1, a group made up of more than 60 reporters, overseas communication officers, and social media personalities got their chance to witness the development of the Hainan Free Trade Port (FTP) up close, as they visited key industrial parks and marveled at the beautiful countryside in south China's Hainan Province.
