Jana Partners again pressed Six Flags to hire a bank and explore a sale after park sales, a new chair, and a $203 million loss.
The 30-year mortgage rate jumped to 7.12%, the highest since May 2024, pushing more buyers into ARMs and deepening the lock-in freeze on existing homes.
The Nasdaq closed at 27,244.28 as Monolithic Power and memory stocks led, while Meta faded, the Dow slipped, and Brent still sat near $99.
Locked-in owners, missing building crews, and a 6.95% mortgage rate have priced typical US homes above typical paychecks before the midterms.
The 10-year Treasury yield closed at 5.01%, above the CBO's 4.1% forecast, as $183 billion of notes go on sale this week.
The iced latte interview fight repeats an old millennial scare, as Stanford finds 22-to-25-year-olds in AI jobs 19 percent behind.
China is doubling AI capital spending as youth jobless hits 18.9 percent, and the surplus is already leaving as cheap exports ahead of Xi's Washington visit.
Factories grew for an eighth month, but record $6.50 diesel and a 71.1 Prices index keep the supply chain tighter than the Covid comparison implies.
Manipal’s $960 million listing met a 368-recommendation price-cap report, while public hospitals still offer 0.79 beds per 1,000 people.
U.S. diesel hit a weekly record of $6.285 a gallon as full refineries, not crude flows, set the price for freight and heat.