Author: Chandrima Sanyal
European defense stocks experienced a sharp sell-off this week, reminding investors just how news-oriented the sector can be. A call for peace negotiations in Ukraine and a ceasefire in Gaza took almost 6% out of Goldman Sachs’s portfolio of European defense stocks, per Bloomberg, with Rheinmetall, Renk, Leonardo and Saab posting the biggest losses. ITA ETF is up more than 33% this year. Track its prices live, here. The decline occurred as the “war premium” that pushed European shares this yearRead More
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Mookie Betts has played strong defense in his first full season as a shortstop, but the recent outfield play for the Los Angeles Dodgers has manager Dave Roberts fielding questions about whether the 2018 AL MVP would be more valuable to the team in right field.Read More
A federal judge has temporarily blocked Texas from enforcing a new law requiring the Ten Commandments to be posted in every public school classroom.Read More
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court’s disciplinary board reinstated Moore’s license six years after he was convicted for accepting a bribe from Bob Brady’s campaign.Read More
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House Bill 1809 would require all Pennsylvania motorcyclists to wear a helmet on the road. Here’s what it would change from the current laws.Read More