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Agilent Technologies is pleased to announce the appointment of Morgan Richardson as Manager of the new Services Campus Hire Program. Herself a campus hire, Morgan has been with Agilent 18 years and brings a wealth of experience and a proven track record of success to the new role. As Services Campus Hire Manager, Morgan will lead and manage

Bunds should consolidate after the recent rally, Morgan Stanley Research said, adding the monetary policy decoupling enforced by market pricing has continued to de-correlate U.S. and eurozone rates.

While some retailers will pass costs on to consumers, others will take it on the chin.

The election and its aftermath have driven large swings in Treasury yields.

Matthew Tuttle was a bit player. Now he runs a red hot fund—but there are signs the T-Rex 2X Long MSTR Daily Target ETF isn’t ready for prime time.

Barington is working with Thor Equities and wants the retail company to slash spending.

U.S. natural gas futures rose as forecasts point to colder temperatures for the coming week.

Saudi Arabia’s decision to cut official oil selling prices for Asia underscores weaker demand in the continent, according to DNB Markets.

U.S. stocks posted small moves. The S&P 500 and Nasdaq Composite had both registered record closing highs Friday.

Gold futures rose after China’s central bank resumed purchases of bullion and on growing U.S. interest rate cut optimism.

The dollar could rise as the market appears to be underpricing the prospect of the Fed pausing interest-rate cuts this month, Monex Europe analysts said. The dollar, however, weakened.

By William S. Becker Donald Trump will not be the first elected leader who wants to fix inefficiencies and waste in government. But will he do it to benefit the American people or the authors of Project 2025? The two motives would produce vastly different outcomes. Waste and inefficiency are present in any large organization, and the U.S. government is one of the biggest. Its 2024 budget was $6.75 trillion; it spends over $760 billion annually on goods and services, making it the world’s largest single consumer. Other national leaders have attempted to ferret out waste. In 1975, Sen. William Proxmire (D-Wisc.) introduced his monthly Golden Fleece The post Government efficiency goals are great — but not at the expense of the American people appeared first on HBCU News.