George Glover is a reporter at Barron's, where he focuses on financial markets, trading, and investment strategies. With a background covering markets and the economy for Business Insider and sports for City A.M., he brings a diverse perspective to his reporting on wealth management, cryptocurrency, and emerging markets. George has been featured in numerous publications, including Business Insider South Africa, Yahoo Finance, and MarketWatch.
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By: George Glover
Stocks fell on Thursday after wholesale inflation rose in line with expectations, increasing odds that the Federal Reserve will hike rates at its meeting next week. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. dropped 2.4% even as the Taiwanese chip manufacturer reported record monthly revenue for August.
By: George Glover
Stocks fell on Thursday as the market tussled between strong earnings and a downward drag from growing inflationary pressures.
The European Central Bank raised interest rates on Thursday, the second time it has tightened since the Iran war started in late February.
There are worse things to be than OpenAI's main cloud-computing supplier, in a world where the artificial-intelligence investing boom doesn't look likely to slow down anytime soon.
By: George Glover
Stock futures were rising on Friday as oil prices retreated, encouraging investors to buy the dip ahead of the high-stakes August inflation report
For months, investors have treated Oracle shares as a way to play the ChatGPT developer’s looming listing.
Oracle stock rises after earnings. For months, investors have treated Oracle shares as a way to play OpenAI’s looming IPO.
It’s been a bad week for the world’s most valuable company—and there was another unwelcome development on Friday.
By: George Glover
Stocks rose Friday after data showed inflation slightly topped Wall Street's expectations in August, increasing the odds of a Federal Reserve rate hike at its meeting next week.
It's been a bad week for Nvidia—and to add insult to injury, shares of two of the chip maker's biggest rivals have surged.
