Barbara Kollmeyer is a Senior Reporter/Editor at MarketWatch. She specializes in finance, trading, and commodities, with a focus on topics such as cryptocurrency regulation, global markets, and energy policy. Barbara's work has been featured in prominent publications including Barron's, MSN, and Yahoo Finance.
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Barbara's coverage primarily focuses on investment analysis and data citation within the finance and economy space, particularly related to stock markets, Bitcoin, investments, S&P 500, and treasury yields. She frequently incorporates expert opinions alongside data-driven insights.
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By: Barbara Kollmeyer
Oil supply has been rising out of the Gulf, but strategists at RBC Capital Markets warn of a lot more hurdles facing the market.
By: Barbara Kollmeyer
Reports of a takeover offer have propped up PayPal’s stock in recent months, but now the company may have to execute a turnaround on its own.
By: Barbara Kollmeyer
PayPal Holdings may have to go it alone as a new report says that a widely discussed takeover pursuit is now off the table.
By: Barbara Kollmeyer
The midterm elections and a potential end to the Iran war could present challenges to this bullish stock market, Bank of America strategists said.
By: Barbara Kollmeyer
PayPal Holdings may have to go it alone, as a new report says that a widely discussed potential takeover is now off the table.
By: Barbara Kollmeyer
Product launches show cost-conscious consumers remain a focus for the iPhone maker.
By: Barbara Kollmeyer
Apple may be prepared to eat some costs to drive smartphone sales as consumers are more strapped for cash.
By: Barbara Kollmeyer
Oracle shares were climbing on Friday after the cloud and software group delivered a solid quarter and lifted earnings and revenue forecasts , but to somewhat mixed reviews on Wall Street.
Analysts said Oracle helped dispel a string of investor concerns with its latest earnings report — but the stock's postearnings momentum didn't last long.
By: Barbara Kollmeyer
A turbulent start is brewing for stock markets, with technology set to drive a lower open after leaders of big artificial-intelligence companies said advances of AI should be slowed on safety concerns.
