Panos Mourdoukoutas
Author
Panos Mourdoukoutas is a professor of economics at Long Island University in New York City. He also teaches security analysis at Columbia University. He’s been published in professional journals and magazines, including Forbes, Investopedia, Barron's, IBT, and Journal of Financial Research. He’s also the author of many books, including “Business Strategy in a Semiglobal Economy” and “China's Challenge.”
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Gen Z Delaying Homeownership, Affecting Other Life Decisions, Poll Finds
For many, the wait to buy a home leads to other postponements, such as delaying marriage, children, or a career change.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Show Resilience in a Volatile Week
Investor sentiment swung sharply between optimism and caution.
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Sonder–Marriott Breach Left Guests Stranded—What Went Wrong
Sonder announced it would wind down U.S. operations and begin Chapter 7 liquidation the day after Marriott terminated its licensing agreement with the company.
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Wall Street Review: Tech Sell-Off Pulls Stocks Lower
Profit-taking by investors, coupled with weaker economic data, weighed on the markets. Experts say the pullback is expected to be temporary.
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AI Taking Its Toll on Jobs–What to Know
An analyst said that white-collar analytical jobs are most at risk from AI integration, while manual labor jobs face risk from robotics.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Climb as Tailwinds Strengthen
Easing U.S.–China trade tensions, a Fed rate cut, a wave of corporate deals, and stronger-than-expected earnings boosted stocks this week.
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US Banks’ Exposure to Private Equity Surges—Experts Warn of Potential Contagion
According to Moody’s, the increasing interdependence between banks and private credit firms poses unique challenges.
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Wall Street Review: Dow Surges Past 47,000 Amid Strong Earnings, Lower-Than-Expected Inflation
The rally followed a volatile pattern marked by shifting headlines on U.S.-China trade relations and renewed optimism on rate cuts.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Experience a Roller Coaster Week
Investor sentiment swung as U.S.–China trade tensions, strong earnings, and concerns over the financial sector drove market volatility.
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Auto-Parts Companies’ Bankruptcies Rattle Credit Markets—What to Know
Failures among auto-parts firms and subprime lenders may signal broader risks, but a strong economy and falling rates limit spillover, analysts say.
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Gen Z Delaying Homeownership, Affecting Other Life Decisions, Poll Finds
For many, the wait to buy a home leads to other postponements, such as delaying marriage, children, or a career change.
|
Wall Street Review: Stocks Show Resilience in a Volatile Week
Investor sentiment swung sharply between optimism and caution.
|
Sonder–Marriott Breach Left Guests Stranded—What Went Wrong
Sonder announced it would wind down U.S. operations and begin Chapter 7 liquidation the day after Marriott terminated its licensing agreement with the company.
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Wall Street Review: Tech Sell-Off Pulls Stocks Lower
Profit-taking by investors, coupled with weaker economic data, weighed on the markets. Experts say the pullback is expected to be temporary.
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AI Taking Its Toll on Jobs–What to Know
An analyst said that white-collar analytical jobs are most at risk from AI integration, while manual labor jobs face risk from robotics.
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Wall Street Review: Stocks Climb as Tailwinds Strengthen
Easing U.S.–China trade tensions, a Fed rate cut, a wave of corporate deals, and stronger-than-expected earnings boosted stocks this week.
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US Banks’ Exposure to Private Equity Surges—Experts Warn of Potential Contagion
According to Moody’s, the increasing interdependence between banks and private credit firms poses unique challenges.
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Wall Street Review: Dow Surges Past 47,000 Amid Strong Earnings, Lower-Than-Expected Inflation
The rally followed a volatile pattern marked by shifting headlines on U.S.-China trade relations and renewed optimism on rate cuts.
|
Wall Street Review: Stocks Experience a Roller Coaster Week
Investor sentiment swung as U.S.–China trade tensions, strong earnings, and concerns over the financial sector drove market volatility.
|
Auto-Parts Companies’ Bankruptcies Rattle Credit Markets—What to Know
Failures among auto-parts firms and subprime lenders may signal broader risks, but a strong economy and falling rates limit spillover, analysts say.
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