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ARTICLES BY JINJOO LEE

The Invesco Solar ETF is up around 50% year to date. David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

Why the ‘everyone’s a winner’ energy trade can’t last forever

4 min read . 24 Dec 2025

Ford’s EV business for instance racked up operating losses of nearly $13 billion from 2021 to 2024, according to Visible Alpha. (Getty Images via AFP)

Can US automakers compete with Chinese EVs while focusing on gas guzzlers?

5 min read . 16 Dec 2025

Fuel cells on the roof of a Bloom Energy facility. Jungho Kim for WSJ

AI’s power rush lifts smaller, pricier equipment makers

4 min read . 05 Nov 2025

Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI, has backed zero-revenue energy company Oklo. Kyle Grillot/Bloomberg

The frothiest AI bubble is in energy stocks

3 min read . 15 Oct 2025

Most jewelers now sell both natural and man-made diamonds. Photo: anushree fadnavis/Reuters

Taylor Swift and tariffs can both help sell diamonds

3 min read . 31 Aug 2025

Coach has been targeting younger shoppers. (File Photo: Bloomberg)

Sorry Europe, American luxury brands are in

4 min read . 29 Aug 2025

There are many reasons why funneling energy from existing nuclear power makes sense for data centers. (AFP)

AI fever in power stocks moves from nuclear to plain natural gas

4 min read . 01 Mar 2025

Tariffs are expected to pile new cost pressures on an already-tight grid faced with surging demand to power AI data centers. (Image: Pixabay)

How tariffs could shock America’s power system

3 min read . 20 Feb 2025

A nursery display at a Walmart store in Secaucus, N.J. Photo: Gabby Jones/Bloomberg

Walmart is retail king again. Can it keep the crown?

5 min read . 14 Feb 2025

Lab-grown diamonds offer an affordable option for consumers. (Pixabay)

Natural diamonds had a rough year—some hope to restore their shine

5 min read . 03 Jan 2025

The president-elect’s tariffs are expected to be more punitive and wide-ranging this time around. Photo: Ben Brewer/Bloomberg News

Why tariffs could really pinch retailers this time

3 min read . 09 Dec 2024

Target’s shares fell 22% the day it reported disappointing results last week. Photo: Kamil Krzaczynski/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images

Retailers brace for a ho-hum Christmas

3 min read . 29 Nov 2024

In the four years through the end of 2024, the four largest companies in the S&P Oil & Gas Exploration & Production Industry Index are expected to have generated more than $330 billion in free cash flow. (File Photo: Reuters)

Why Big Oil doesn’t mind Big Regulation

1 min read . 18 Nov 2024

A shopper tries on shoes at a Hoka store in New York City. Photo: Jutharat Pinyodoonyachet for WSJ

Shoe brands’ secret to success? Going slow

4 min read . 12 Nov 2024

The FERC’s decision hamstrings Talen’s ability to step up the amount of power it sells directly to Amazon. Photo: Megan Varner/Reuters

Nuclear energy’s AI boom blew a fuse—here’s what could happen next

3 min read . 05 Nov 2024

While power demand looks set to inevitably grow, the magnitude and timing is still an open question. (Image: Reuters)

Internet hype in ’90s fed a power generation bubble. Can it happen with AI?

4 min read . 10 Oct 2024

While power demand looks set to inevitably grow, the magnitude and timing is still an open question. (REUTERS)

Internet hype in ’90s fed a power generation bubble. Could it happen with AI?

4 min read . 09 Oct 2024

John Donahoe, president and chief executive officer of Nike Corp. (Bloomberg)

Nike needs time to get off the sidelines

3 min read . 02 Oct 2024

Demand for silver has been strong, both as a store of value and as an industrial commodity, and it remains cheaper compared to gold.

Why silver is having a golden moment

3 min read . 27 Sept 2024

More than 60% of customers surveyed by Dollar General said they have had to sacrifice on purchasing basic necessities because of higher prices. (Bloomberg)

Retail needs some therapy as cautious consumers trade down

3 min read . 01 Sept 2024