Ryan Vlastelica

1 day ago | bloomberglinea.com | Ryan Vlastelica

Bloomberg — Las acciones de Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) subieron a un récord intradiario el jueves, superando un máximo histórico que se mantuvo durante casi un año, mientras los inversores ven cada vez más al gigante del software como un gran ganador con inteligencia artificial. Las acciones subieron un 1% hasta los 468,49 dólares, eclipsando el máximo alcanzado en julio. Este récord es el ejemplo más reciente de un repunte pronunciado de la acción, que ha subido más de un 30% desde su mínimo de abril.

1 day ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Devon Pendleton |Ryan Vlastelica

Wealth management firm Cresset Capital has turned to private credit to boost client returns as President Donald Trump’s on-off tariffs policy stokes turbulence across financial markets. The Chicago-based company, which manages more than $65 billion on behalf of clients, has increased its allocation to private credit to as much as 20% in one of its strategies, said Chief Investment Officer Jack Ablin.

1 day ago | bloomberg.com | Ryan Vlastelica

A Microsoft store in New York. (Bloomberg) -- Microsoft Corp. shares closed at a record on Thursday, taking out an all-time high that’s stood for nearly a year as investors increasingly see the software giant as a major winner with artificial intelligence. Shares rose 0.8% to $467.68, eclipsing a peak hit in July. The record is the latest example of a pronounced rebound in the stock, which has climbed more than 30% off an April low.

1 day ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Devon Pendleton |Ryan Vlastelica

Wealth management firm Cresset Capital has turned to private credit to boost client returns as President Donald Trump’s on-off tariffs policy stokes turbulence across financial markets. The Chicago-based company, which manages more than $65 billion on behalf of clients, has increased its allocation to private credit to as much as 20% in one of its strategies, said Chief Investment Officer Jack Ablin.

1 day ago | bloomberg.com | Devon Pendleton |Ryan Vlastelica

Jack Ablin(Bloomberg) -- Wealth management firm Cresset Capital has turned to private credit to boost client returns as President Donald Trump’s on-off tariffs policy stokes turbulence across financial markets. The Chicago-based company, which manages more than $65 billion on behalf of clients, has increased its allocation to private credit to as much as 20% in one of its strategies, said Chief Investment Officer Jack Ablin.