The 2023 Mercedes-AMG S 63 E Performance combines the opulence of an S-Class with Formula One-derived electric performance boosts Mercedes has not disclosed pricing. We expect it to start as high as $200,000 Superluxury cars like the Mercedes-Benz S-Class are a little absurd. For a price starting at $111,100, the top-of-the-line Mercedes sedan has virtually every technology
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Ticketmaster says it is giving some Taylor Swift fans another opportunity to score tickets to her upcoming Eras Tour after millions of fans ran up against technical difficulties last month when they initially went on sale. A certain number of “Verified Fans” who missed out on the first ticket-sale debacle were notified by email on
Electric vehicle maker Rivian Automotive on Monday said it won’t go forward with a plan to make electric vans in Europe with Mercedes-Benz, just three months after agreeing to the pact. “As we evaluate growth opportunities, we pursue the best risk-adjusted returns on our capital investments. At this point in time, we believe focusing on
Hello and welcome to Financial Face-off, a MarketWatch column where we help you weigh financial decisions. Our columnist will give her verdict. Tell us whether you think she’s right in the comments. And please share your suggestions for future Financial Face-off columns by emailing our columnist at [email protected]. The face-off It’s the time of year
Grant Wahl, a well-known sports journalist, who was on location covering the Qatar World Cup died at 48 of what medics on the scene described as cardiac arrest while covering a quarterfinal contest between Argentina and Netherlands on Friday, according to reports. In a statement late Friday, U.S. Soccer Federation said that the entire U.S.
OK, so a million dollars isn’t what it used to be. But is it really not enough to give you a secure retirement? That’s the worry among a surprising number of America’s millionaires. So, at least, reports money-management giant Natixis, which owns bond shop Loomis Sayles, among other firms. Natixis polled around 1,600 people with
According to the perma-bulls, Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) made a brilliant move in adding commercial-supported membership tiers recently. However, NFLX stock is still far from a real recovery, and Netflix management’s latest ideas aren’t a guarantee of success. Even the much-touted ad-supported service strategy could backfire. People sometimes call Netflix the streaming king, but this is now a
As Elon Musk clears Twitter Inc.’s conference rooms to install beds for his workers, he is looking to make a buck on the office equipment that is no longer needed. Auction site Heritage Global Inc. HGBL, +7.95% has listed 241 items for an auction set to occur on Jan. 17 and 18 dubbed “Twitter: Online
Streaming stocks and the surrounding industry is learning what those of us on the printed web learned over 20 years ago. In a world of unlimited content, the limiting factor is time. The hope was that the cable packages of the past might be resurrected online, consumers paying just as much as they formerly did,
WASHINGTON — Federal prosecutors urged a judge in a closed-door hearing Friday to hold Donald Trump’s legal team in contempt of court for failing to fully turn over all classified documents in the former president’s possession, a person familiar with the matter said. Justice Department lawyers made the request of U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell
Associated British Foods PLC said Friday that it backed its full-year outlook, but that it was mindful of further significant input cost inflation. The British conglomerate ABF, -0.27% said its clothes store Primark has been performing encouragingly and that it is on track to open 27 new stores in the year. “For the full year,
Tech stocks, especially those trading at high valuations, have plunged significantly this year amid a challenging macro environment. Recent remarks by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell about slowing down the pace of rate hikes provided some relief to investors. However, Powell cautioned that the monetary policy could stay restrictive until there are signs of inflation
U.S. bond yields rose on Thursday, with the 10-year rate jumping to almost 3.5%, as investors turned their attention to Friday’s producer-price index for November. What’s happening The yield on the 2-year Treasury TMUBMUSD02Y, 4.320% advanced 5.6 basis points to 4.312% from 4.256% on Wednesday. The yield on the 10-year Treasury TMUBMUSD10Y, 3.484% rose 8.5
Gold is so far on track to post a loss for the year — and the precious metal’s performance in 2023 will greatly hinge on where the global economy is headed, according to a report from the World Gold Council released on Thursday. Gold futures on Comex GC00, -0.13% GCG23, -0.13% have seen a
Oil prices ended lower on Wednesday, with U.S. prices down 3% despite government data showing domestic supplies of crude oil fell by more than 5 million barrels last week, down a fourth week in row. Domestic gasoline and distillate inventories each saw a sharp weekly climbs, prompting futures prices for petroleum products to lead losses
Germany industrial production fell in October as high energy prices weighed on manufacturing output, adding to evidence of a slowdown in Europe’s industrial powerhouse at the beginning of the fourth quarter. Industrial output–comprising production in manufacturing, energy and construction–fell by a marginal 0.1% in October after increasing by an upwardly revised 1.1% in September, according
Walt Disney (NYSE:DIS) stock has had a rocky 2022, down nearly 40% year to date. This older company is undergoing a very recent transition. Robert Iger returned to the company’s CEO role and Bob Chapek was ousted after only a couple of years. Is this the bullish catalyst that so many investors are counting on? Be
Apple Inc.’s Tim Cook confirmed at an event that the company is one of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.’s first Arizona fab customers, while Intel Corp. hopes to join TSMC on the cutting edge by the end of 2023. Cook said Apple AAPL, -2.54% will buy chips fabricated at TSMC’s expansion into the U.S. On Tuesday
Monday’s punishing selloff could be the beginning of the next leg lower for stocks as a sense of complacency has taken hold in markets following a stellar October and November, several strategists told MarketWatch. In a note to clients on Monday, Jonathan Krinsky, chief technical strategist at BTIG, said that U.S. stocks were primed to
Gold declined after briefly tapping a four-month high on Monday, as worries about recent data showing stronger-than-expected U.S. business conditions and wage growth boosted the dollar and Treasury yields, along with expectations for more aggressive rate-hikes by the Federal Reserve. Price action Gold prices for February delivery GC00, -1.62% GCG23, -1.62% fell $28.30, or 1.6%,