Julius Randle leads the way for New York as the Knicks host Charlotte.  Wednesday’s 10-game slate is rife with possibilities DFS-wise, but we will narrow down our options on Yahoo with some players to target and avoid at every position. As with every slate, there are elite options that warrant consideration on a nightly basis, but we’ll stray from the obvious choices and endeavor to be unique with our endorsements and fades. Guards Trae Young, ATL ($42) @ DET One could consider Young a… Source link

Tuesday night’s Pennsylvania Senate debate was one of the most highly-anticipated matchups of the year and covered topics ranging from abortion to inflation to the health of one of the candidates. But one of the most memorable moments came around an issue with national implications for the energy sector: fracking. Both candidates lined up in support of the controversial practice and, about 27 minutes in, Pennsylvania lieutenant governor John Fetterman was asked to answer for his history of… Source link

This article is part of our Yahoo DFS Hockey series. After a couple seasons of this being the case, many hockey fans are used to Wednesday being the light day in the NHL week. It’s the day for showcasing games on TNT. Thus, this Wednesday we have three games on the slate, and be prepared for Wednesdays being days where your options for your DFS lineups are slimmer. However, I still have my recommendations for you. GOALIE Ilya Sorokin, NYI vs. NYR ($35): This was a little tricky. The… Source link

In 2018, before Canadians successfully fought off plans from Google’s sister company Sidewalk Labs to develop Toronto’s waterfront “from the internet up,” a small group of activists halfway across the world also squared off with the tech giant over its development plans. Reporter Josh O’Kane tells the story from Berlin in his new book, Sideways: The City Google Couldn’t Buy: Read the full excerpt today on CityLab: When a Berlin Neighborhood Went to War With Google Source link

There’s a renewed bullish fever in Netflix (NFLX) stock following a better-than-feared third quarter and outlook as well as optimism around a major profit boost from the soon-to-launch ad-supported network. Netflix stock has surged 51% in the past six months, blowing away the 7% drop for the S&P 500. That fiery advance coupled with new fundamental drivers won over Wall Street’s biggest Netflix bear on Wednesday: Pivotal Research Analyst Jeff Wlodarczak. Wlodarczak aggressively hiked his… Source link

(Bloomberg) — US stocks swung between gains and losses as investors parsed fresh economic data and disappointing earnings while mulling the Federal Reserve’s path after the Bank of Canada announced a smaller-than-expected rate hike. Most Read from Bloomberg The S&P 500 struggled for direction. The tech-heavy Nasdaq 100 pared losses that topped 2%. Treasuries rallied after data showed the US merchandise-trade deficit widening. Sales of new US homes fell in September, another indication that… Source link

After weeks of silence, Adidas (ADDYY) has officially cut ties with rapper Kanye “Ye” West following his antisemitic remarks— but is it too little, too late? Adidas “has really broken trust with their customers,” Angeli Gianchandani, practitioner in residence at the University of New Haven, told Yahoo Finance Live (video above), stressing that the German brand will now have to repair its reputation. “Being able to communicate immediately and getting in front of the crisis is important,” she… Source link

Lackluster earnings and outlooks from Alphabet, Microsoft, and Spotify late Tuesday have cast clouds over an already nervous stock market. Alphabet and Microsoft both signaled a more watchful eye on expenses as the economic slowdown rages on. And Spotify — similar to Alphabet — called out economic-related weakness in the advertising market as one reason for its tepid results. All three household name tech stocks plunged on the downbeat commentary. They were also the most visited ticker… Source link

Lackluster earnings and outlooks from Alphabet, Microsoft, and Spotify late Tuesday have cast clouds over an already nervous stock market. Alphabet and Microsoft both signaled a more watchful eye on expenses as the economic slowdown rages on. And Spotify — similar to Alphabet — called out economic-related weakness in the advertising market as one reason for its tepid results. All three household name tech stocks plunged on the downbeat commentary. They were also the most visited ticker… Source link

Meta (META) is gearing up to report its third-quarter earnings after the closing bell on Wednesday. Here’s what Wall Street’s expecting from Facebook’s parent company, as compiled by Bloomberg: Revenue: $27.4 billion expected Earnings Per Share (EPS): $1.88 expected Facebook Daily Active Users (DAUs): 1.86 billion expected The digital advertising slowdown had been top-of-mind for Meta and Big Tech overall heading into this week’s earnings. On Tuesday, Google parent Alphabet (GOOG, GOOGL) reported… Source link