The stock market isn’t letting a government shutdown spoil its party — so far
Up next
Author


In prior shutdowns, the S&P 500 typically drops at first — then investors move on.

You May Also Like
Netflix paid $55 million for a show. Prosecutors say the creator blew it on Rolls Royces and crypto.

Netflix paid $55 million for a show. Prosecutors say the creator blew it on Rolls Royces and crypto.

Netflix paid Carl Erik Rinsch top dollar during the peak streaming boom…
Is Big Tech’s soaring AI spending creating a bubble? Here’s what it means for stocks.

Is Big Tech’s soaring AI spending creating a bubble? Here’s what it means for stocks.

Bulls say the tech rally can keep going, while bears warn of…
Why few companies still offer unlimited vacation time — and what perks are replacing it

Why few companies still offer unlimited vacation time — and what perks are replacing it

Unlimited PTO became a popular benefit right after the COVID-19 pandemic, but…

European luxury property group Signa files for administration

Signa Holding, the central company in the sprawling property group that owns…