This year has been tough for mortgage real estate investment trusts. The stocks were buffeted by volatility in the bond market during the early days of the coronavirus crisis, and the Federal Reserve had to step in and begin buying mortgage-backed securities. One of the better-performing stocks during this period was Annaly Capital Management (NYSE: NLY), and I think it's still a buy today.
North Macedonia's right-wing candidate Gordana Siljanovska-Davkova claimed a comprehensive victory in the first round of presidential elections on Wednesday -- the first in a series of votes that could decide whether the Balkan country will join the European Union. According to the state electoral commission, with 90 percent of vots counted, Siljanovska-Davkova had romped to victory with almost 40 percent.That put her way ahead of President Stevo Pendarovski of the ruling centre-left Social Demo
CNNHouse Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA), speaking to CNN right after his cold reception by pro-Palestine Columbia University student protesters, said he wasn’t surprised by the situation, since he was there to essentially issue a reprimand.Johnson told Erin Burnett that he and the other Republican lawmakers who joined him on campus had a message for the students.“I’m not surprised that they didn’t welcome our visit, because we’re calling out their activities,” Johnson said. “The point we tried to m
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The Trump Media CEO last week also penned a letter to Nasdaq blaming "naked" short selling for the stock's decline since going public.
The following are the top stories on the business pages of British newspapers. - Britain's competition watchdog is canvassing views on whether partnerships between Microsoft and Mistral, and Amazon and Anthropic, as well as Microsoft's hiring of key figures from Inflection AI, could count as mergers or harm competition. - Ryanair has demanded that the EU reform its skies after the airline was forced to cancel more than 300 flights across Europe scheduled for Thursday because of a strike by French air traffic controllers.
The Jays were hoping to do the same on Wednesday to take the two-game sweep. And they did just that at Charles Schwab Field.
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Chinese electric vehicle (EV) maker XPeng on Thursday said its software and artificial intelligence training upgrades will enter a "super fast cycle" from May, and that it hopes use of its platform will expand to other Asian countries and Europe. He Xiaopeng, founder and CEO of the automaker backed by Germany's Volkswagen, said software will be refreshed with upgrades every two months, in comments made at a press conference on the opening day of the Beijing auto show. "This year, I believe XPeng will far surpass all of China's autonomous driving technology rivals," he said.
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Alec Marsh and four relievers combined for a six-hitter as the Kansas City Royals beat the Toronto Blue Jays 3-2 Wednesday night. Maikel Garcia and Salvador Perez each had two hits and an RBI for Kansas City, which bounced back from a loss in the series opener on Monday to win two straight. “That’s Royals baseball," said Bobby Witt Jr., who is batting .350 during a five-game hitting streak. "We've got to keep doing that. Get on the base paths. Be aggressive. Make things h
Miami scored two runs in the ninth to tie the score 3-3 and force extra innings but stranded the bases loaded in the top of the 10th.
OTTAWA — Despite an off night, Ottawa found a way to pull out a victory on Wednesday. After missing the world championship and Ottawa's last home game due to injury, Katerina Mrazova made an impressive return scoring the shootout winner in a 3-2 victory over Boston in Professional Women’s Hockey League action. Mrazova scored on both her shootout attempts and Emerance Maschmeyer stopped Hilary Knight to seal the hard-fought victory. The win allowed Ottawa to remain in control as it battles Boston
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