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Economy, Personal Finance

“Only 37% of American workers feel good about their retirement savings…”

“…That’s according to CNBC’s August 2024 Your Money retirement survey conducted with SurveyMonkey, which found that only 37% of non-retired Americans are either “on schedule” or “ahead of schedule” with their retirement investments. Considering that more than half of Americans say they’re… Continue Reading…

Economy

“37% of Americans paid a late fee in the last 12 months, report finds”

“Many consumers are finding it hard to keep up with their bills. To that point, 37% of Americans have been charged a late fee on a bill in the last 12 months, according to a new report by NerdWallet. Credit card late fees were the… Continue Reading…

Energy

“Siemens Energy shares plunge more than 37% as wind turbine worries deepen”

“Siemens Energy shares plunged over 37% on Friday after the company scrapped its profit forecast and warned that costly problems at its wind turbine unit could last for years… Siemens Energy estimates that component failures may be occurring in between… Continue Reading…

Stocks

“Netflix stock plunges 37% on shocking subscriber loss”

“Shares of Netflix plunged 37% Wednesday morning after the streamer reported earnings Tuesday evening that showed it lost subscribers for the first time in more than ten years. The results and weak outlook led to a wave of downgrades from Wall Street over fears… Continue Reading…

Stocks

“These energy stocks are expected by Wall Street to rise up to 37% over the next year”

“Expected earnings growth The first shows the 20 largest energy companies in the S&P 1500 by market capitalization, with their consensus earnings estimates among analysts polled by FactSet for calendar 2021 and the following three years, if available. You may… Continue Reading…

Economy, Stocks

“Hong Kong Stock Market Retracts Offer to Buy London Exchange”

“Hong Kong’s stock exchange will no longer proceed with its nearly $37 billion offer to buy its London competitor, it announced on Tuesday morning, in a setback for the exchange’s long-running effort to build a closer connection to European markets…” https://www.nytimes.com/2019/10/07/business/hong-kong-london-stock-exchange.html