Spent almost 40 years in business journalism before retiring in January 2022. Opinions were mine -- and still are, mostly.
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Here's something I wrote during my years at Bloomberg that finally came out today. RIP. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Life goes on. linkedin.com/posts/david-wil…
While I know #FF isn’t really a thing any more, I’ll give you one suggestion: Follow @KritiGuptaNews if you aren’t doing so already. She’s picking up where I left off, and she’s already sending a Chart of the Day. That is all.
Arbutus Biopharma (+44.1%) is my Stock of the Day. The shares climbed as much as 103% after a patent-appeals court upheld a ruling against Moderna. $ABUS $MRNA bloomberg.com/quote/ABUS:US
The Nasdaq 100 has eclipsed its dot-com era peak relative to the Dow industrials, as a colleague's chart shows.
"It might be time for science to find another spokesman" besides Dr. Anthony Fauci, according to Ramesh Ponnuru. bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…
Now that Fed Chair Jerome Powell has indicated inflation isn't so transitory, what's next? Plenty, according to Mohamed El-Erian. bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…
How did TINA come to mean "there is no alternative" to U.S. stocks? A look back at my 31 years at Bloomberg News provides an answer. See my Chart of the Day.
Today's the day, folks. linkedin.com/posts/david-wil…
StoneX Group (-14.6%) is my Stock of the Day. The shares fell the most since February 2012 after fiscal fourth-quarter results were disappointing. $SNEX bloomberg.com/quote/SNEX:US
My Song of the Day was "Searching for Ward and June," the title track of a 1992 album from the pre-Bloomberg @TomKeene. CDs are still available from Melville Park Studios, though you have to use snail mail to get one. melvillepark.com/home/whats-…
Semiconductor stocks are coming ever closer to showing the kind of relative strength they had when the S&P 500 peaked in 2000, as a colleague's chart shows.
Authorities need to recognize that having armed citizens at protests is "a threat to the First Amendment rights to free speech and assembly," according to our editorial board. bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…
Even Goldman Sachs "has to offer more than just a ladder to riches to keep its people on board," as Paul J. Davies explains. bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…
Jack Dorsey's years of running Twitter saw the shares come nowhere close to matching the gains for its peers -- or for Square, the other company he led at the same time. See my Chart of the Day.
It's the last day of November, so here's my final Song of the Day playlist. The song for today isn't here because it isn't available on Spotify. Listen to Bloomberg Radio just after 3:30 p.m. Wall Street time to find out what it is. open.spotify.com/playlist/3S…
Berry Global (+7.7%) is my Stock of the Day. The shares set a record after activist investor Ancora Capital called for Berry to consider a sale or buyout, along with other options. $BERY bloomberg.com/quote/BERY:US
Time to wake up and smell the coffee about what's happening to that commodity, as shown in a colleague's chart.
Where's the runaway inflation in U.S. government bonds that provide a hedge? Nowhere to be found, as Matthew Winkler explains. bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…
