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• Category: Economy
  • ‘Path to oblivion’: Ukraine military gains could deepen Russia’s economic problems
  • Retail sales growth sluggish in August as consumers fight to keep up with inflation
  • Here’s why Hispanic workers could face an outsized hit in a U.S. recession
  • Wholesale prices fell 0.1% in August amid inflation fears
  • Inflation isn’t just about fuel costs anymore, as price increases broaden across the economy
  • Falling gas prices are raising hopes that inflation is slowing, New York Fed survey shows
  • ‘You’ve got to eat’: Energy bills are squeezing businesses and people as UK costs soar
  • Steve Hanke says we’re going to have one ‘whopper’ of a recession in 2023
  • Job openings top 11.2 million in July, well above estimate and nearly double the available workers
  • Payrolls rose 315,000 in August as companies keep hiring
  • Here’s where the jobs are for August 2022 — in one chart
  • Economists are divided on the risk of a U.S. recession. And the jobs data isn’t helping
  • ‘Why shouldn’t it be as bad as the 1970s?’: Historian Niall Ferguson has a warning for investors
  • The U.S. unemployment rate rose in August, and Black workers’ labor force participation declined
  • How ‘quiet quitting’ became the next phase of the Great Resignation
  • Jobless claims total 232,000, the lowest level in two months
  • Private payrolls grew by just 132,000 in August, ADP says in reworked jobs report
  • Watch Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell speak live at Jackson Hole
  • Nobel prize winner says the U.S. needs a 1950s-style productivity boom
  • Inflation peaking? 10 common consumer items where prices are falling
  • Jobless claims edge lower as Fed looks to cool labor market
  • Retail sales little changed in July amid fall in gas prices and drop in auto sales
  • The easing of inflation pressures is giving the economy some breathing room, for now
  • Consumers expect inflation to slow down, a big win for the Fed
  • Fed Governor Bowman sees ‘similarly sized’ rate hikes ahead after three-quarter point moves
  • Danger ahead: The U.S. economy has yet to face its biggest recession challenge
  • The great unrest: How 2020 changed the economy in ways we can’t understand yet
  • These charts show why we may not be in a recession
  • 4.2 million people quit in June despite recession worries: ‘A paradox in our economy’
  • Are we in a recession? It doesn’t matter, Fed official says: ‘I’m focused on the inflation data’
  • Here’s how to know if we’re in a recession, and it’s not what you think
  • The numbers show the U.S. economy is at least teetering on a recession
  • CEOs say they are raising prices, cutting costs as inflation dominates post-earnings conversations
  • Jobless claims rise again in another sign that labor market is cooling
  • Yellen says the U.S. and its allies should use ‘friend-shoring’ to give supply chains a boost
  • Inflation rose 9.1% in June, even more than expected, as consumer pressures intensify
  • Fed report finds higher fears of inflation and potential recession
  • Retail sales rose more than expected in June as consumers remain resilient despite inflation
  • Wholesale prices shoot up near-record 11.3% in June on surge in energy costs
  • A day after Powell’s assurances about the economy, markets are worried that ‘the Fed breaks something’
  • Everyone knows inflation is on fire. This is what’s really fueling it
  • Powell vows that the Fed is ‘acutely focused’ on bringing down inflation
  • Fed promises ‘unconditional’ approach to taking down inflation in report to Congress
  • U.S. recession isn’t ‘inevitable,’ but inflation is ‘unacceptably high,’ Treasury Secretary Yellen says
  • Yellen says the administration is fighting inflation, admits she was wrong that it was ‘transitory’
  • Job openings show sharp decline, but still vastly outnumber available workers
  • The Fed’s Mary Daly says rate hikes should continue until inflation is tamed
  • Fed report sees ‘slight or modest’ economic growth as inflation surges
  • Private payrolls increased by just 128,000 in May, the slowest growth of the recovery, ADP says
  • Fed Vice Chair Lael Brainard says it’s ‘very hard to see the case’ for the Fed pausing rate hikes
  • Payrolls rose 390,000 in May, better than expected as companies keep hiring
  • Private payrolls increased by 247,000 in April, well below the estimate, ADP says
  • Fed raises rates by half a percentage point — the biggest hike in two decades — to fight inflation
  • Worker output fell 7.5% in the first quarter, the biggest decline since 1947
  • ‘Unretirement’ is becoming a hot new trend in the sizzling U.S. labor market
  • Payroll growth accelerated by 428,000 in April, more than expected as jobs picture stays strong
  • April’s consumer price index report expected to show inflation has already peaked
  • Fed’s Waller promises to tackle inflation, says mistakes of the ’70s won’t be repeated
  • California’s gas average tops $6 per gallon as prices surge across the U.S.
  • Retail spending increased 0.9% in April, boosted by demand and inflation
  • Homebuilder sentiment falls to 2-year low on declining demand and rising costs
  • Powell says the Fed will not hesitate to keep raising rates until inflation comes down
  • Weekly mortgage demand from homebuyers tumbles 12%, as higher interest rates take their toll
  • Households are now spending an estimated $5,000 a year on gasoline
  • CEO outlook dims sharply, with more than half expecting a recession ahead, survey shows
  • Here’s where the jobs are — in one chart
  • Inflation outlook for consumers falls from record high, Fed survey shows
  • U.S. GDP fell at a 1.4% pace to start the year as pandemic recovery takes a hit
  • The Fed’s favorite inflation gauge rose 5.2% in March as worker pay fell further behind
  • Fears of a Fed mistake grow as this week’s anticipated interest rate hike looms
  • Job openings and the level of people quitting their jobs reached records in March
  • The Federal Reserve’s fight with inflation could cool the hot labor market, risking stagflation
  • Fed’s Bostic expresses caution about the pace of interest rate hikes
  • Fed’s Daly says the economy can handle rate hikes, but a mild recession is possible
  • Weekly jobless claims total 184,000, just above expectations in tight labor market
  • Watch Fed Chairman Jerome Powell speak live at IMF debate
  • Powell says taming inflation ‘absolutely essential,’ and a 50 basis point hike possible for May
  • Fed’s Mester casts doubt on the need for ‘shock’ interest rate hikes ahead
  • March’s runaway energy prices and higher food costs could mean hottest consumer inflation since 1981
  • Consumer prices rose 8.5% in March, slightly hotter than expected and the highest since 1981
  • White House says it expects inflation to be ‘extraordinarily elevated’ in new report
  • Fed’s Bullard says interest rate policy is ‘behind the curve,’ but it’s making progress
  • Here’s how the Fed raising interest rates can help get inflation lower, and why it could fail
  • As inflation bites and America’s mood darkens, higher-income consumers are cutting back, too
  • Here’s what consumers plan to cut back on if prices continue to surge
  • Inflation fears force Americans to rethink financial choices, CNBC and Acorns survey says
  • Fed’s Brainard sees balance sheet reduction soon and ‘at a rapid pace’
  • 81% of U.S. adults are worried about a recession hitting this year, survey finds
  • Dimon says confluence of inflation, Ukraine war may ‘dramatically increase risks ahead’ for U.S.
  • The Fed’s preferred inflation gauge rose 5.4% in February, the highest since 1983
  • Economy added 431,000 jobs in March despite worries over slowing growth
• Category: Finance
  • Singapore’s Temasek leads a $40 million funding round in a Chinese startup
  • Wall Street milestone: ETF popularity hits record number
  • HSBC warns investors to avoid European stocks in the search for value
  • FTX in talks to raise up to $1 billion at valuation of about $32 billion, in-line with prior round
  • European businesses are rethinking their plans for a ‘closed’ China
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Lennar, Coinbase, Array Technologies and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: FedEx, International Paper, Uber and more
  • How crypto billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried survived the market wreckage and still expanded his empire
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: FedEx, Adobe, Boeing and more
  • China’s retail sales, industrial production beat expectations in August
  • Next rate hike will spark ‘dangerous game’ with state of economy, investor Peter Boockvar warns
  • Inflation ‘collapse’ will launch powerful market rally, Credit Suisse predicts
  • JPMorgan Chase acquires payments fintech Renovite to help it battle Stripe and Block
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Zscaler, DocuSign, Virgin Galactic, Kroger and more
  • BlackRock and Mike Bloomberg agree that measuring climate risk and investing in clean energy is smart capitalism
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: DocuSign, Zscaler and more
  • Nio says Nvidia chip restrictions won’t hurt them
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Coupa Software, GitLab and more
  • Deutsche Bank says risk of a ‘sterling crisis’ is rising as Truss becomes UK prime minister
  • The U.S. and China are one step closer to preventing stocks like Alibaba from delisting. What to watch next
  • You may qualify for over $10,000 in climate incentives from the Inflation Reduction Act. Here’s when you can claim them
  • The rising unemployment rate was ‘the best news’ in the August jobs report, economist says. Here’s why
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Lululemon, Broadcom and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Chewy, HP, CrowdStrike and more
  • Worst is yet to come: Economist Stephen Roach says U.S. needs ‘miracle’ to avoid recession
  • Scammers are using student loan forgiveness as bait, FTC warns. Here are tips to protect yourself
  • Beyond student loan forgiveness, here’s what the government can do to keep the rising household debt in check
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Affirm, Electronic Arts, Dell, Seagen and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Ulta Beauty, Gap, Affirm, Marvell Technology and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Twitter, Zoom, Palo Alto Networks, Macy’s and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: AMC, Signify Health, Netflix and more
  • Warren Buffett gets permission to buy up to half of Occidental Petroleum, boosting the shares
  • FTX grew revenue 1,000% during the crypto craze, leaked financials show
  • Crypto firm FTX gets warning from FDIC to stop ‘misleading’ consumers about deposit protection
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Cisco, BJ’s Wholesale, Bed Bath & Beyond, Kohl’s and more
  • ‘Dangerous territory’: Investor Peter Boockvar warns recession is spreading to other parts of economy
  • Tesla hedging: New ETF gears up to attract hesitant investors
  • 5.2% of job ads offer a signing bonus — but 8 fields have the most. Here’s how workers can negotiate one
  • Everything from wages to used car prices could jump higher, market researcher Jim Bianco warns
  • Best offense is defense? This sophisticated market play helps investors protect themselves from dramatic lows
  • Berkshire Hathaway reports operating earnings surge, but posts big investment loss amid market rout
  • What this ‘play the recovery’ strategy says about the hot bond market’s future
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Lucid, Booking Holdings, MGM, eBay and more
  • Fed’s James Bullard expresses confidence that the economy can achieve a ‘soft landing’
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Pinterest, Simon Property Group, Avis Budget and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Amazon, Roku, Intel, Chevron and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Roku, Amazon, First Solar, Intel, Apple & more
  • Despite concerns, ESG strategies may become a crowded trade for impact investors – so Vanguard is taking a different track
  • Stock futures fall slightly after big Fed rally, Meta shares decline
  • Stock futures tick up ahead of key Fed decision
  • Stock futures fall after Walmart cuts forecast, says inflation hit consumer spending
  • Stock futures are little changed as Wall Street braces for a busy week of earnings, Fed meeting
  • Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: American Express, Verizon, Twitter and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Snap, American Express, Verizon, Seagate and more
  • Nasdaq futures slide as Snap results weigh on technology stocks
  • Stock futures slip after Nasdaq’s rally as investors digest corporate earnings
  • Stock futures edge higher following Dow rally, better-than-expected Netflix earnings
  • Stock futures are flat after Dow reverses course to start a busy earnings week
  • Stock futures inch higher ahead of a busy week of earnings
  • Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: UnitedHealth, Wells Fargo, Pinterest and others
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Citigroup, Wells Fargo, Pinterest and more
  • Stock futures rise slightly as Wall Street awaits more major bank earnings
  • Stock futures slip after Wednesday’s session as Wall Street awaits bank earnings
  • Stock futures are flat with all eyes on June’s inflation report
  • This type of ETF is seeing near-record inflows — but will it keep paying dividends?
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Upstart, WD-40, Vita Coco and more
  • Number of Americans involuntarily working part-time falls by 707,000 to 3.6 million, lowest level in 21 years
  • Fed officials Waller and Bullard back another big interest rate increase in July
  • GameStop jumps over 6% in extended trading after announcing 4-for-1 stock split
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Oil stocks, Ford, Crocs and more
  • British Army’s Twitter and YouTube accounts hacked to promote cryptocurrency scams
  • The S&P 500 just had its worst first half in more than 50 years, which ‘stressed’ this classic investment strategy
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Micron, Kohl’s, Meta Platforms and more
  • FTX signs a deal giving it the option to buy crypto lender BlockFi
  • EU agrees on landmark regulation to clean up crypto ‘Wild West’
  • Debt collectors’ ‘pay to pay fees’ are ‘often illegal,’ consumer watchdog agency says
  • Job loss is a ‘reality’ of the business cycle, says labor expert. Take these 6 key steps after a layoff
  • JPMorgan keeps dividend unchanged as rivals including Morgan Stanley boost payouts after Fed test
  • ‘Apathetic’ investors will embrace banks: RBC top analyst predicts comeback in year’s second half
  • Consumer sentiment survey followed by the Fed shows inflation expectations ease slightly
  • JPMorgan Chase tells employees the bank will pay for travel to states that allow abortion
  • Beyoncé’s ‘Break My Soul’ is a sign the Great Resignation ‘has seeped into the zeitgeist,’ says labor economist
  • A crypto lending app tried to take over a ‘whale’ account to stop it from collapsing the system
  • Here are the three things the Fed has done wrong, and what it still isn’t getting right
  • Pandemic-era checks rewired how these Americans see money: ‘Stimulus changed how I think about what’s possible’
  • As SEC charges first brokerage to run afoul of new investor protection rule, here’s how to find a good financial advisor
  • Amid record inflation, 36% of employees earning $100,000 or more say they are living paycheck to paycheck
  • Brokerage industry looks for alternatives to payment for order flow amid SEC’s threatened crackdown
  • Why saving in a 401(k) plan may be tough for frequent job switchers
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: DocuSign, Campbell, Moderna and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Sunrun, Eli Lilly, DiDi Global, CrowdStrike and more
  • A paradigm shift has begun in markets, says Morgan Stanley’s Ted Pick. Here’s what to expect
  • Fed’s Mester says inflation hasn’t peaked and multiple half-point rate hikes are needed
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Microsoft, Chewy, GameStop, MongoDB & more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Salesforce, Delta, Albemarle and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: American Eagle Outfitters, Unilever, Nio and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Ulta Beauty, Big Lots, Autodesk, Workday and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Dick’s Sporting Goods, Nordstrom, Wendy’s and more
  • Bill Ackman says a more aggressive Fed or market collapse are the only ways to stop this inflation
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: JPMorgan Chase, Gap, VMWare & more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Foot Locker, Deere, DoorDash and others
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Deere, Foot Locker, Palo Alto Networks and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Cisco, Kohl’s, CSX and more
  • Goldman Sachs gives senior managers a new perk: ‘flexible vacation’ policy
  • Heavily shorted online used car seller Carvana surges 20%, is halted several times
  • Grayscale tells SEC that turning biggest bitcoin fund into ETF will unlock $8 billion for investors
  • Visa’s top crypto executive Terry Angelos leaves for Softbank-backed brokerage start-up DriveWealth
  • Fed’s Neel Kashkari confident inflation can come down, but not without some pain
  • Your cash savings may finally yield a higher return — but only at certain banks
  • Despite the Fed’s big rate boost, most banks will still pay paltry interest rates
  • Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Uber, Brinker, Generac and more
  • How to teach your kids to have a healthy relationship with money – even if you didn’t
  • Buffett bought more Apple last quarter and says he would have added more if the stock didn’t rebound
  • Warren Buffett says Berkshire owns 9.5% of Activision Blizzard shares in merger arbitrage bet
  • Warren Buffett significantly increases Chevron bet, now in Berkshire’s top 4 positions
  • Russia attempts last-ditch dollar bond payments to try to avert historic default
  • Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Meta, Teladoc, Pinterest, Qualcomm and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Microsoft, Boeing, Alphabet, Robinhood and more
  • Fidelity is offering 401(k) investors access to bitcoin, the first retirement plan provider to do so
  • Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Twitter, Coca-Cola, Warner Bros. Discovery and more
  • Three reasons why this struggling fintech stock may break out of its slump
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: HCA Healthcare, Kimberly-Clark, Gap and more
  • Fintech giant Stripe jumps into crypto with a feature that lets Twitter users get paid in stablecoin
  • Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: American Airlines, Blackstone, AT&T and more
  • Goldman executive who helped create Marcus brand leaves for real estate investing start-up Cadre
  • China’s Covid policy locks down a city three times the size of New York
  • We’re all gonna make it? Crypto bosses say the ‘tide is turning’ on regulation
  • Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Delta, JPMorgan, BlackRock and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: PG&E, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, CarMax and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Nio, Veru, Sailpoint Technologies and more
  • Wild inflation will hurt all financial assets, market researcher Jim Bianco warns
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Robinhood, EPAM Systems, Kroger and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Biogen, Spirit, Robinhood and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Conagra, Levi Strauss, Rite Aid and others
  • Stocks making the biggest moves premarket: Twitter, Spirit Airlines, Tilray and more
  • Goldman data shows no shortage of aspiring bankers as record 236,000 students apply for internships
  • Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Twitter, Tesla, Starbucks and more
  • Investing may be getting too complex for retail investors — and even professional brokers
  • As Wall Street banks embrace crypto, high-flying start-ups look to lure top finance talent
• Category: Investing
  • Top Wall Street analysts name their best stock ideas to ride out the market turbulence
  • Starboard snaps up a position in Wix, and building free cash flow may become a focal point
  • Lauren Taylor Wolfe says it’s just too risky for investors to ignore ESG amid recent pushback
  • Op-ed: Tune out the forecasters. Here’s how investors should approach this bear market
  • Wall Street’s top analysts bet on these stocks as economic uncertainty increases
  • Billionaire Lukas Walton’s family office accelerates impact-investing push
  • Voss Capital backs a strategic review at Griffon, and a new opportunity to create value may emerge
  • Insana: Tune out the forecasters. Here’s how investors should approach this bear market
  • Ares Management CEO Michael Arougheti breaks down where to find yield in a world of uncertainty
  • Cathie Wood’s contrarian deflation call gets endorsements from Elon Musk, Jeffrey Gundlach
  • Goldman’s Apple Card business has a surprising subprime problem
  • Wall Street’s top analysts are bullish on these stocks amid an uncertain economy
  • Wall Street’s top analysts pick these stocks as safe bets right now
  • Op-ed: Learn to tread water in these stormy markets. Where investors can turn in choppy times
  • Wall Street’s top analysts say buy these stocks amid the market uncertainty
  • AMC’s new ‘APE’ units are a meme-friendly way for the theater chain to raise cash fast
  • This $3.8 billion hedge fund is shaking up the industry with its pay-for-performance model
  • How activist Politan Capital may find an opportunity to trim costs, build value at Masimo
  • Activist investor Ryan Cohen completes planned sale of Bed Bath & Beyond stake, stock falls 40%
  • Activist investor Ryan Cohen completes planned sale of Bed Bath & Beyond stake, stock falls 44%
  • Wall Street’s top analysts say these are their top picks right now
  • Activist Meister eyes up another possible conglomerate break-up to unlock value
  • Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Bed Bath & Beyond, AMC, First Solar, Palantir and more
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Novavax, Upstart, Allbirds and more
  • Wall Street’s top analysts say these are their favorite stocks right now
  • Wall Street’s top analysts are bullish on these long-term stocks
  • Credit Suisse CEO to step down from embattled investment bank, WSJ says
  • These stocks are best for the long term, top Wall Street analysts say
  • Top Wall Street analysts say these stocks have the best long-term value
  • Top Wall Street analysts see strong upside potential in each of these stocks
  • Investors see little to be gained in stocks the rest of the year, favor dividend payers now, CNBC survey shows
  • SPACs wipe out half of their value as investors lose appetite for risky growth stocks
  • Top Wall Street analysts stand by these stocks as the first half of 2022 wraps up
  • Top Wall Street analysts say these are the best stocks to beat the volatile market
  • Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon’s advice to summer interns: ‘Be an entrepreneur’
  • JANA wins two board seats at software firm New Relic. This is what may be ahead
  • Top Wall Street analysts are bullish on these stocks for the long run
  • Behind the automation boom coming to the hotel industry, from 24-hour check-in to texting for towels
  • Why remaining private is a competitive advantage for PE firm Bain Capital with $160 billion
  • This SPAC is merging with an already-public company as sponsors get creative before time runs out
  • Paramount shares jump 15% after Buffett’s Berkshire reveals new stake
  • Melvin Capital says it’s winding down funds and returning money to investors during market turmoil
  • Top Wall Street analysts are gaining more confidence in these stocks
  • Crypto exchange FTX U.S. moves into stock trading
  • Rising fuel costs are a massive problem for business and consumers — Here’s why they’re so high
  • Tiger Global drops 14% in May during the tech sell-off, pushing hedge fund’s 2022 losses to over 50%
  • Wall Street veterans offer 3 trading strategies for investors worried about a recession
  • Crypto exchange FTX quietly shops for brokerage start-ups amid move into stock trading, sources say
  • The CEO of the world’s second-largest alternatives firm is optimistic about a light recession
  • Tough questions await SEC Chair Gensler as he seeks funding for his regulatory agenda
  • Paramount shares jump about 14% after Buffett’s Berkshire reveals new stake
  • Heavily shorted online used car seller Carvana surges nearly 25%, is halted several times
  • Top Wall Street analysts say these stocks are extremely undervalued
  • Robinhood shares jump 25% after crypto CEO Sam Bankman-Fried acquires stake
  • Robinhood shares jump 26% after crypto CEO Sam Bankman-Fried acquires stake
  • MicroStrategy’s bitcoin bet looks shaky as crypto market encounters turbulence
  • SoFi stock falls after fintech firm accidentally releases first-quarter report early
  • Goldman Sachs is shrinking its SPAC business amid regulatory crackdown and market turmoil
  • Op-ed: Stocks have been a horror show. Here’s how to tell when the market is near capitulation
  • How Elliott Associates’ proposal to split two businesses at Western Digital may build value
  • Elon Musk and Cathie Wood knock passive index investing, saying it’s gone too far
  • Luna Foundation Guard further bolsters stablecoin reserve by raising $1.5 billion in bitcoin
  • Warren Buffett rips Wall Street for turning the stock market into ‘a gambling parlor’
  • Warren Buffett gives his most expansive explanation for why he doesn’t believe in bitcoin
  • Top Wall Street analysts are getting bullish on these stocks for the long run
  • Inclusive Capital spots multiple opportunities for upside with an active ESG focus at Verra
  • Robinhood reports shrinking revenue, fewer active users
  • Bank stocks, once a Buffett favorite, take a back seat at Berkshire Hathaway amid recession worries
  • Invesco launches ETF focused on metals required for electric vehicles, energy transition
  • Stock tied to Donald Trump’s social media venture falls 13% as Twitter announces deal with Musk
  • Stock tied to Donald Trump’s social media venture falls after Twitter said to be nearing a deal with Musk
  • Top Wall Street analysts like these stocks for long-term upside
  • Top Wall Street analysts like these stocks for the long-run amid market jitters
  • Here’s how Inclusive Capital could help materials firm Ingevity lean into its ESG narrative
  • Activist investors are hunting targets in the SPAC market, but battles won’t be easy to win
  • Concerned about inflation? Here’s why stock investors should stay the course, says Ritholtz COO
  • Crypto trading platform eToro launches $20 million NFT fund as industry approaches inflection point
  • Shopify plans a 10-for-1 stock split, eyes ‘founder share’ to protect CEO’s voting power
  • Top Wall Street analysts say these stocks are the best for long-term growth
  • Active ESG investor Impactive Capital has multiple opportunities to build value at Envestnet
  • Morgan Stanley aims to serve the richest of the rich as family offices grow to $5.5 trillion in assets
  • This crypto fund has outperformed bitcoin for the last five years. Here’s how
  • Twitter shares close up 27% after Elon Musk takes 9% stake in social media company
  • Twitter shares soar more than 20% after Elon Musk takes 9% stake in social media company
  • GameStop shares erase gains and close Friday lower as company plans stock split
  • Mill Road calls for a sale of Big Lots. Here’s what we might learn from the firm’s earlier deals
  • GameStop shares soar more than 10% as company plans stock split
• Category: News
  • How Bryan Lourd became one of the most powerful people in the history of Hollywood
  • Convertibles drive into the sunset as automakers invest in electric vehicles
  • Ford’s supply chain problems include blue oval badges for F-Series pickups
  • Bed Bath & Beyond’s merchandise problems will make it hard to pull off a turnaround this holiday season
  • GM to close reservations for electric Hummer pickup, SUV after topping 90,000
  • Beyond Meat suspends operating chief after arrest for allegedly biting man’s nose
  • Ford warns investors of an extra $1 billion in supply chain costs during the third quarter
  • Lunar tech company Intuitive Machines to go public via SPAC at close to $1 billion valuation
  • Michael Jordan’s ‘Last Dance’ jersey sells for record-breaking $10.1 million
  • Why Ford is keeping its Mustang gas-powered as part of its electric vehicle push
  • FedEx cutting costs, withdraws 2023 guidance after first-quarter shipments disappoint
  • NBA suspends Suns owner Robert Sarver for a year over workplace harassment, use of racial slurs
  • Peloton co-founders John Foley and Hisao Kushi are leaving the company in a broad executive shakeup
  • Shanghai, Mumbai, Melbourne and beyond: CNBC names the best Asia-Pacific hotels for business travel
  • Prestige is the prize for AppleTV+ at the Emmys, not subscribers
  • Confused about the housing market? Here’s what’s happening now – and what could happen next
  • Trump-linked SPAC adjourns shareholder meeting until October as it seeks votes to delay merger
  • GameStop reports wider loss, announces partnership with crypto exchange FTX
  • Lowe’s chief marketing officer leaves the company as part of broader shakeup
  • There are only 4 big movie releases left this year — here’s what’s at stake for Hollywood
  • Bed Bath & Beyond CFO Gustavo Arnal died by suicide, medical examiner says
  • These charts show how the 2022 box office sizzled, then fizzled
  • Comcast executives expect Disney to stick to its agreement to acquire the remaining stake in Hulu
  • Starbucks names Laxman Narasimhan as new CEO, starting in April
  • Walmart-owned Sam’s Club raises annual membership fee for the first time in nine years
  • Royal Caribbean partners with SpaceX’s Starlink for onboard internet
  • Trump-linked SPAC’s stock falls as shareholders weigh delaying merger with ex-president’s media firm
  • Cash is king for EV makers as soaring battery prices drive up vehicle production costs
  • Ford hikes price of electric Mustang Mach-E by as much as $8,475 due to ‘significant’ battery cost increases
  • HBO renews ‘House of the Dragon’ after more than 20 million watch first episode
  • Bed Bath & Beyond says it will share its comeback strategy next week
  • Home prices fell for the first time in 3 years last month – and it was the biggest decline since 2011
  • Nordstrom cuts full-year forecast, citing slowing customer demand
  • Ford to eliminate 3,000 jobs in an effort to cut costs
  • Disney CEO Bob Chapek again distances himself from Bob Iger with Disney+ pricing decision
  • Starbucks operating chief to depart as company eliminates role under ‘reinvention’
  • Bed Bath & Beyond shares fall after investor Ryan Cohen reveals intent to sell entire stake
  • Walmart CEO Doug McMillon says even wealthier families are penny-pinching
  • People are spending lots of money on makeup and beauty, and retailers are cashing in
  • Salman Rushdie reportedly on a ventilator and unable to speak after he was stabbed
  • Peloton slashing 780 jobs, closing stores and hiking prices in push to turn profit
  • Disney is raising prices, but this time, don’t blame inflation
  • Disney streaming subscriber growth blows past estimates, as company beats on top and bottom line
  • Why creating a horror movie haven on Netflix may be a smart move for the streaming giant
  • Netflix is expanding its push into video games, but few subscribers are playing along
  • More Americans are working part-time — a potential harbinger of future jobs market instability
  • Warner Bros. Discovery CEO David Zaslav embraces the past as he plans his company’s future
  • Walmart lays off corporate employees after slashing forecast
  • Starbucks earnings beat Wall Street estimates, fueled by U.S. demand for cold drinks
  • From legroom to airfare: How JetBlue’s takeover of Spirit could change air travel
  • JetBlue won the battle for Spirit. Now it has to win over Biden’s Justice Department
  • Spirit ends merger agreement with Frontier, continues takeover talks with JetBlue
  • Walmart’s slashed profit outlook sends warning about state of the American consumer
  • GM is far behind Tesla in electric vehicle sales. CEO Mary Barra has bet the company that will change
  • Vince McMahon retires as WWE chief amid probes into alleged misconduct of pro wrestling boss
  • Volkswagen CEO Diess to depart; Porsche boss Blume will lead the German auto giant
  • Airlines temper flying ambitions after chaotic — but profitable — travel rebound
  • United Airlines posts profit on travel surge but holds back on flight growth
  • Netflix investors brace for subscriber losses as company works on long-term fixes
  • Restaurants are short-staffed, and that’s taking a big toll on customers and workers alike
  • ISS urges Spirit shareholders to vote against Frontier merger, calls JetBlue bid superior
  • Disney highlights value of its streaming bundle by increasing price of ESPN+ 43% to $9.99 per month
  • People are paying more for clothes even as retailers like Walmart and Gap mark down prices to cut inventory
  • Apparel prices remain high even as retailers use markdowns to clear excess inventory
  • Here are the nominees for the major Emmy categories — ‘Succession’ and ‘Ted Lasso’ lead the field
  • Homebuyers are canceling deals at the highest rate since the start of the pandemic
  • Another vote delay leaves Spirit’s merger with Frontier in question while JetBlue circles
  • NFL will select new Sunday Ticket partner by fall, Commissioner Roger Goodell says
  • GameStop fires its CFO and announces layoffs as part of aggressive turnaround plan
  • ‘Minions’ vs. ‘Lightyear:’ Here’s why the silly yellow blobs beat Buzz at the box office
  • American Airlines scheduling glitch allows pilots to drop thousands of July flights
  • ‘Minions: The Rise of Gru’ tops $108 million as parents flock back to cinemas, kids in tow
  • Starz could turn into an ‘acquisition machine’ after Lionsgate spins it off
  • Disney extends CEO Bob Chapek’s contract by three years
  • JetBlue ups offer for Spirit Airlines as shareholder vote on Frontier bid approaches
  • Fanatics is in talks to buy sports betting company Tipico, sources say
  • Franchise Group considers lowering Kohl’s bid closer to $50 a share from about $60, source says
  • Kellogg to separate into three companies focusing on snacks, cereal and plant-based foods
  • Here’s why this housing downturn is nothing like the last one
  • SpaceX fires at least 5 employees over internal letter criticizing CEO Elon Musk
  • Warner Bros. is under pressure to address ‘The Flash’ star Ezra Miller’s spiraling legal scandals
  • Starbucks’ North American head to leave the company as chain shakes up leadership
  • ‘Lightyear’ bans over same-sex kiss are unlikely to have a major impact on the Pixar film’s global box office
  • Netflix, once the great disruptor, is now taking ideas from the industry it upended to jumpstart growth
  • FAA requires SpaceX to make environmental adjustments to move forward with its Starship program in Texas
  • Walmart launched a lot of apparel and home brands. Now, that strategy will be put to the test
  • U.S. drops Covid testing requirement for international travelers
  • Mortgage demand falls to the lowest level in 22 years amid rising rates and slowing home sales
  • Target expects squeezed profits from aggressive plan to get rid of unwanted inventory
  • Walmart is using its thousands of stores to battle Amazon for e-commerce market share
  • Mortgage rates rise sharply after three weeks of easing
  • Taco Bell locations are running out of Mexican Pizza less than two weeks after its return
  • The first act of the streaming wars saga is over — Netflix’s fall from grace has ushered in the pivotal second act
  • Help (mostly) wanted: A diverging job market boosts some workers’ prospects and puts others on notice
  • Space stocks had a rough first quarter as several companies struggled with supply chain disruptions
  • Glam makeup and dressing up are back – and that’s benefiting retailers like Macy’s and Ulta
  • Here’s the best way to use a health savings account, which offers a triple-tax advantage
  • Best Buy says softer demand is sticking around, but company isn’t planning for a recession
  • Starbucks will exit Russia after 15 years, closing 130 licensed cafes
  • More people are dying on U.S. roads, even as cars get safer. Here’s why it’s a tough problem to solve
  • Asian grocery start-up Weee draws shoppers with tradition, tech and a dash of Hollywood
  • Kohl’s says final sale bids expected in coming weeks; retailer slashes full-year outlook after earnings miss
  • Target shares sink 25% after company says high costs, inventory woes hit profits
  • Home Depot raises full-year outlook as shoppers trade up to premium products and fuel record Q1 sales
  • JetBlue launches hostile takeover bid for Spirit Airlines
  • A severe pilot shortage in the U.S. leaves airlines scrambling for solutions
  • NBA legend Dwyane Wade likes to take risks in business, and now he’s getting into NFTs
  • IRS insists destruction of 30 million files of taxpayer data won’t affect payers
  • U.S. licenses key Covid vaccine technology to WHO so other countries can develop shots
  • Netflix could introduce ads, crack down on password sharing by the end of this year, source says
  • New Peloton CEO will be under harsh scrutiny when the company reports earnings this week
  • ‘Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness’ snares $185 million in domestic debut
  • Couples cut wedding expenses as inflation and demand make walking down the aisle pricier
  • SpaceX adds $25 monthly fee for users to temporarily change Starlink locations
  • More wealthy investors would rather hold or add stocks than sell if markets keep sliding, survey says
  • Natural gas surges 9% to highest level since 2008 as Russia’s war roils energy markets
  • Nearly risk-free I bonds to deliver a record 9.62% interest for the next six months
  • Detroit automakers aren’t letting up on a long-standing rivalry, even as they pivot to take on Tesla
  • Their son suffered horrible injuries, so these parents built a ‘Field of Dreams’ for kids of all abilities
  • FDA panel to discuss Novavax Covid vaccine for adults, Pfizer and Moderna shots for kids in June
  • What Ford, a 9-to-5 workweek pioneer, is learning about the hybrid office
  • Wealthy investors aren’t convinced big stock market losses mean it’s a buy-the-dip moment
  • Scientists shed new light on how early stage breast cancer spreads to other organs
  • Satellite imagery specialist Capella raises nearly $100 million to expand its network
  • Movie theater owners are optimistic ticket sales can continue to recover as the key summer season approaches
  • U.S. labor board sues Starbucks over union retaliation claims
  • Here’s what to do if you missed the April 18 tax filing deadline
  • Hit with an unexpected tax bill? It’s time to adjust your withholdings
  • BP deal sends Nasdaq-listed EV charging stock Tritium surging
  • Natural gas surges to highest level since 2008 as Russia’s war upends energy markets
  • American Airlines’ new CEO vows reliability as massive peak travel season kicks off
  • How Russia’s war is cutting global auto production
  • Retail sales rose 0.5% in March amid inflation jump; import prices hit 11-year high
  • Covid outbreaks in New York and D.C. infect senior officials as omicron BA.2 variant sweeps the U.S.
  • EV maker Lucid debuts its latest Tesla rival, a high-performance luxury sedan with a 446-mile range
  • JetBlue is cutting its summer schedule to avoid further flight disruptions
  • 5 things to know before the stock market opens Friday
  • Longtime Tesla bull Ron Baron plans to hold the stock at least another 8 years
  • ‘There are so many ways to lose money.’ Advice for college athletes from former basketball player turned financial advisor
  • Airlines cancel hundreds of weekend flights as thunderstorms sweep through Florida
  • How the hotel industry is fighting its human trafficking problem
  • Spider-Man spin-off ‘Morbius’ with Jared Leto is ‘lazy,’ ‘not good’ and ‘totally skippable,’ critics say
• Category: Real Estate
  • Inflation and higher rates are a ‘dangerous mix’ for consumers already stretched thin, says chief financial analyst
  • Inside the $250 million penthouse on ‘Billionaires’ Row’
  • As 30-year mortgage rates hit 6.7%, homebuyers are facing ‘payment shock.’ Here are ways to save
  • Read the highlights of the new lawsuit against Donald Trump by New York Attorney General Letitia James
  • Single-family rent increases cool for the third straight month
  • More homebuilders lower prices as sentiment falls for ninth straight month
  • Furniture, decor prices rose 10.6% over the past year. How to decorate on a budget, according to interior designers
  • Mortgage demand from homebuyers falls 29% since last year, as interest rates surge past 6%
  • Housing might be struggling in China but there are green shoots in commercial property
  • Inflation and hybrid work ‘skyrocketed’ demand for flexible workspace, WeWork says
  • Citi expands program to help diverse communities reach ‘transformational’ homeownership milestone. Here’s who qualifies
  • Mortgage demand drops further as interest rates shoot back to June high
  • Homeowners lose wealth as rising interest rates weigh on home values
  • 67% of pandemic ‘boomerang kids’ are still living with mom and dad
  • Bank of America launches zero down payment mortgages to help minorities buy their first homes — here’s who can apply
  • Mortgage demand falls even further, as rates shoot back up to July highs
  • Home prices weakened in June, but were still much higher than a year ago, says S&P Case-Shiller
  • Mortgage rates will fall to 4.5% in 2023? That’s the estimate from Fannie Mae. Here’s what that means for homebuyers
  • Mortgage denial rate for Black borrowers is twice that of overall population, report finds
  • The rent crisis on Main Street just took a turn for the worse
  • 72% of recent homebuyers have regrets about their purchases. As the market cools, these steps can help you avoid disappointment
  • The modern family: 18% of Americans live in multigenerational households. For this N.J. family, it was ‘a lifesaver’ during the pandemic
  • Delta, the NFL, and the U.S. Air Force are turning to this app to prepare for extreme weather
  • Home Depot and Lowe’s cite strong demand in earnings reports, but softening could be ahead
  • Homebuyers are backing out of more deals as high mortgage rates persist and recession fears linger
  • 4 takeaways from the Investing Club’s ‘Morning Meeting’ on Monday
  • Property investors are holding back as the global economy sours, says Singapore’s CapitaLand Investment
  • How Detroit moved on from its legendary bankruptcy
  • Consumer confidence in the housing market hits the lowest point in over a decade
  • ‘One actionable thing’ that can save prospective homebuyers up to $104,000 over the life of their mortgage
  • Rent prices are soaring in these 5 U.S. metros. Here’s what to know before moving to a cheaper area
  • Is this a recession or not? While it’s ‘not entirely clear,’ here’s what it could mean for American consumers
  • Here’s what the Federal Reserve’s back-to-back 75-basis point interest rate hikes mean for you
  • Millennials’ average net worth more than doubled during the pandemic. Here’s what advisors say they should do next
  • ADB slashes China’s growth forecast on concerns over strict Covid lockdowns
  • How the Fed’s escalating fight against inflation is hitting the hot housing market
  • Fifth Wall closes half-billion-dollar climate fund to decarbonize global real estate
  • If Trump was ‘Joe Blow from Kokomo,’ he would have been charged with crimes, former New York prosecutor says
  • Another major interest rate hike is coming from the Federal Reserve: Here are 5 ways it could affect you
  • Homebuilder sentiment plunges in July as buyers pull back
  • Tips for college students: How to rent your first apartment
  • These are the 10 states with America’s most stable housing markets
  • Vegas home builder bets $32.5 million spec mansion will smash a local record in Southern California
  • These are the 5 markets where home sales are cooling fastest: Sellers need to be ‘realistic’ about price, says broker
  • These are the 10 cities seeing the most price cuts for homes
  • What you need to know about backing out of a home purchase when you’re under contract
  • These 10 U.S. real estate markets are cooling the fastest: Here’s what to know if you’re a prospective buyer
  • Judge holds real estate giant Cushman & Wakefield in contempt in NY probe of Trump Organization
  • The big risks in buying a house sight unseen
  • Villas by the sea: Rich Russians fleeing sanctions are pumping up Dubai’s property sector
  • Rising mortgage rates are hitting Americans’ wallets. Here’s how to adjust your housing budget
  • These 5 metros have the most million-dollar homes: If you’re selling, here’s what to know about the tax consequences
  • Mortgage demand stalls again, even as interest rates swing briefly lower
  • Summer temperatures — and inflation — are running hot. Here’s how to save money on cooling bills as prices rise
  • Here’s what China’s real estate debt crisis could mean for Asia junk bond investors
  • Housing shortage starts easing as listings surge in June
  • Judge lifts Trump’s contempt order in New York civil probe
  • Home price increases slowed in April for the first time in months, S&P Case-Shiller says
  • Demand for adjustable-rate mortgages surges, as interest rates make biggest jump in 13 years
  • Sales of existing homes fell in May, and more declines are expected
  • ‘I can’t win in this market’: Why LGBTQ homebuyers say mortgage rates are hitting them especially hard
  • Millennial millionaires are delaying home, car purchases due to inflation
  • Here’s what the Federal Reserve’s 0.75 percentage point rate hike — the highest in 28 years — means for you
  • 30-year mortgage rate surges to 6.28%, up from 5.5% just a week ago
  • The California exodus continues as residents head south of the border
  • Big landlords jump into the homebuilding business as demand for single-family rentals surges
  • Here’s how to fight a higher-than-expected property tax bill
  • ‘Yellowstone’ boom pits lifetime Montana residents against wealthy newcomers
  • Housing wealth gains a record $1.2 trillion, but there are signs the market is cooling
  • Mortgage demand falls to the lowest level since the end of 2018, even as interest rates ease a bit
  • Home prices surged over 20% in March as interest rates also rose, according to S&P Case-Shiller
  • Here’s what you need to know about reverse mortgages
  • Judge dismisses Trump federal lawsuit against New York Attorney General Letitia James over her probe of business
  • Home prices have surged. Here’s how to tap into that equity if you aren’t ready to sell
  • The lack of small-dollar mortgages is preventing Americans from purchasing affordable homes
  • That vacation rental listing could be a scam. These are the warning signs to look out for
  • Buyers are making concessions to nab a home. Here’s what they’re doing
  • Crypto as currency: managing your financial life using digital coins
  • Trump pays $110,000 fine but must do more to lift contempt order, New York AG’s office says
  • What to think about when saving for near-term goals amid choppy markets, rising interest rates
  • Existing home sales fell in April to the lowest level since the start of the pandemic
  • Americans are more stressed about money than ever, and it’s hurting our mental health
  • Every home in America now has a wildfire threat score, and some areas see a 200% jump in risk
  • This flashy Bel Air mansion that was listed at $87.8 million flopped at auction — and now the seller is furious
  • Judge says Trump contempt ruling lifted if he pays $110K fine, provides other info
  • Housing supply is finally improving, as high prices and rising rates weigh on sales
  • More than half of Americans say inflation may have a ‘big negative impact’ on long-term financial goals, survey finds
  • Regulators propose first major revamp to fair housing rules since 1995
  • Weekly mortgage demand rose for the first time since early March last week, but it won’t last
  • Office demand comes roaring back as stocks in the space play catchup
  • Home affordability is nearly the worst on record as mortgage rates spike
  • Adjustable-rate mortgages are gaining in popularity. Here’s how to know if one is right for you
  • Trump loses bid to lift contempt charge despite swearing he can’t find subpoenaed documents
  • Real estate inventory plummets in South Florida, but the luxury markets are hotter than ever
  • Hong Kong residents are flocking to Singapore, snapping up rental homes
  • Home prices jumped nearly 20% in February, but slowdown may be coming, S&P Case-Shiller says
  • Americans are fleeing climate change — here’s where they can go
  • The price of a home sold in March set a new record, as inventory dwindled and sales fell
  • China’s property sector could be turning around, but red-hot growth may be a thing of the past
  • Homebuilder sentiment drops for fourth straight month, as rising rates push housing to ‘an inflection point’
  • Mortgage rates are rising. Here’s why your credit score matters and 5 ways to improve it
  • Bankers lower their mortgage demand outlook for the year as rising rates hurt affordability
  • Renting an apartment or home? Here is what real estate experts say you need to know
  • Tishman Speyer, landlord of men accused of impersonating DHS agents won $222K judgment for unpaid rent
  • Op-ed: How next-gen investors can build institutional-grade portfolios
  • Inside the $87 million hilltop palace for sale in Beverly Hills
  • Developers are turning to master-planned communities to solve the housing affordability crisis
  • Manhattan residential real estate sales hit a record $7.3 billion in the first quarter
  • 10 tips to help you find the perfect apartment after college
  • An adjustable rate mortgage could mean a lower monthly payment for a while. Be sure you fully understand the risks
  • Citi raises its forecast for China’s GDP growth, bringing it closer to the official target
• Category: Retail
  • What Kroger, Walmart, Target learned from China’s Alibaba about grocery’s future
  • Check in, smoke up and tune out: Cannabis-friendly vacation rentals are catching on
  • Latinos are seeing the least amount of growth in corporate board representation, new findings show
  • Twitch announces ban on unlicensed gambling livestreams after backlash
  • Gap eliminating about 500 corporate jobs as sales fall
  • Beyond Meat COO Doug Ramsey arrested for allegedly biting man’s nose after Arkansas college football game
  • Bed Bath & Beyond is closing about 150 stores. Here’s a map of ones on the list so far
  • 3 takeaways from Tuesday’s meeting: Stocks plunge, we’re buying HON, but wait on COST, SBUX
  • Where Walmart, Amazon and Target are spending billions in a slowing economy
  • American Eagle joins list of clothing retailers reporting bleak earnings
  • Burger King unveils $400 million plan to revive U.S. sales with investments in renovations and advertising
  • 3 takeaways from the Investing Club’s ‘Morning Meeting’ on Wednesday
  • Bed Bath & Beyond taps chief accounting officer as interim CFO after executive’s suicide
  • No, McDonald’s all-day breakfast isn’t returning in October
  • Starbucks CEO transition plan gets muted reaction from Wall Street
  • GameStop meme stock movie ‘Dumb Money’ in the works with Seth Rogen, Pete Davidson
  • McDonald’s U.S. head says California fast-food bill unfairly targets big chains
  • Panera Bread tests artificial intelligence technology in drive-thru lanes
  • Breakfast sales hold steady as people heading back to offices cut back elsewhere
  • Gap withdraws 2022 financial outlook as Old Navy sales fall in second quarter
  • Chipotle restaurant in Michigan votes to unionize, in a first for the chain
  • Federal ‘ghost gun’ regulations go into effect after judges reject challenges
  • Stocks making the biggest moves after hours: Nordstrom, Urban Outfitters & more
  • That mysterious New Jersey deli once owned by a publicly traded company is closed, regulatory filing shows
  • Once high-flying Chinese tech giants are now looking to scale back costs
  • Despite recession fears and fueled by ‘revenge spending,’ Americans spend $314 a month on impulse purchases
  • Home Depot CEO Ted Decker to replace retiring Craig Menear as chair
  • Smith & Wesson CEO faces backlash after he blamed politicians for gun violence
  • Consumers are expected to have spent slightly more in July, but Prime Day may have boosted sales
  • Best Buy cuts jobs across the country, after warning of slower sales
  • Jim Beam maker says some customers trading down, others still paying more for high-end liquor
  • Sweetgreen’s stock plummets after salad chain lowers forecast, announces layoffs and office downsizing
  • Some consumers are cutting back on restaurant spending, but CEOs say not all chains are affected
  • Oil companies are giving back tons of cash — and other things we’ve learned this earnings season
  • Beyond Meat cuts revenue outlook, says it’s trimming workforce
  • The confusing job market: Tech and finance brace for the worst, retail is mixed, travel can’t hire fast enough
  • Family Dollar hit with $1.2 million in OSHA fines for violations at 2 Ohio stores
  • Higher prices help Procter & Gamble offset commodity costs, but Tide maker warns of more challenges
  • Trucking CEOs expect higher prices, potential disruptions in second half of the year
  • Best Buy cuts its outlook, joining other retailers as inflation pressures shoppers
  • Chipotle price hikes drive profit growth – and the chain says more increases are coming
  • Amazon sinks after Walmart lowers profit outlook on inflation concerns
  • Mattel inks deal with Elon Musk’s SpaceX to produce line of toys
  • Domino’s earnings miss expectations as pizza chain struggles with driver shortage, higher costs
  • Uber updates grocery delivery service with after-hours ordering and more
  • Convenience store chain 7-Eleven cuts 880 corporate jobs as part of restructuring
  • Chipotle union files complaint with labor board after chain shutters Maine restaurant seeking to organize
  • 4 takeaways from the Investing Club’s ‘Morning Meeting’ on Tuesday
  • Amazon plans 4,000 more jobs in the UK this year, defying tech downturn
  • These pandemic snacking and drinking habits are here to stay, candy and booze companies say
  • Kohl’s says its chief technology and supply chain officer is leaving
  • These are the 16 U.S. stores that Starbucks is set to close because of safety concerns
  • Amalgamated Bank CEO on why we can and should track gun purchases on cards 
  • Black Rifle Coffee names former Wendy’s CEO executive chair as it looks to open more stores
  • Gap CEO Sonia Syngal is stepping down, effective immediately
  • Dallas Cowboys criticized for announcing partnership with Black Rifle Coffee after mass shooting
  • Amazon Prime Day is coming up: Here’s why deal experts say you might want to skip it this year
  • Levi Strauss hikes dividend as second-quarter earnings exceed expectations
  • Walmart won’t hold rival event to Amazon Prime Day, as it is already offering big markdowns
  • GameStop jumps in extended trading after announcing 4-for-1 stock split
  • Former Apple, JC Penney exec Ron Johnson’s Enjoy Technology files for bankruptcy months after it went public
  • RH shares slide after company lowers its outlook for the year
  • CVS removes purchase limit on Plan B pills, says sales have ‘returned to normal’
  • CVS capping purchases of Plan B pills to ensure consistent supply
  • McDonald’s simplifies franchising policies to attract more diverse candidates
  • Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin selling ownership stake in Philadelphia 76ers, New Jersey Devils
  • Lowe’s expands into the metaverse with a tool to help visualize projects
  • Amazon’s big Prime Day sale runs July 12 and 13
  • Inflation and recession fears are squeezing some industries more than others
  • Chipotle testing cauliflower rice in select locations after item drew in customers last year
  • Stolen goods sold on Amazon, eBay and Facebook are causing havoc for major retailers
  • China’s tech regulation is getting more ‘rational,’ says top executive of JD.com
  • These could be the next hot food and drink trends
  • Ex-employee’s lawsuit accuses Stew Leonard’s boss of making racist, sexist, anti-Semitic remarks
  • Amazon says it will begin delivering packages by drone in California later this year
  • ‘Losing my mind’: Bonobos founder who helped transform Walmart opens up about mental health struggles
  • The biggest mall owner in the U.S. hopes to create a new sales holiday as inflation surges
  • Here’s how to make money off the clothes you used to wear to the office
  • Stitch Fix shares sink after company announces layoffs, offers weak guidance
  • Walmart’s annual hometown bash returns as retailer acknowledges challenge of inflation
  • Levi Strauss boosts sales outlook for next five years, banking on e-commerce strength
  • How to beat back rising prices with Memorial Day deals
  • Carl Icahn loses proxy fight with McDonald’s over animal welfare
  • Gap shares tumble nearly 20% after retailer slashes profit guidance for the year
  • 3 takeaways from Dollar General, Dollar Tree earnings that sent stocks soaring
  • Apple discourages retail employees from joining unions in internal video
  • What retail inventory misses and markdowns signal about the market’s fight against inflation
  • Ex-Amazon engineers roll out their smart shopping carts in Albertsons stores
  • Here’s what Walmart, Target, Home Depot and Lowe’s tell us about the state of the American consumer
  • Mastercard launches tech that lets you pay with your face or hand in stores
  • Online grocery delivery platform Instacart confidentially files for IPO in the U.S.
  • The plant-based food industry is facing a reset as Beyond Meat and Oatly shares suffer
  • Buy now, pay later is not a boom, it’s a bubble, Harvard researcher says
  • Coach owner Tapestry predicts China troubles will start to ease in June
  • Peloton CEO says he was surprised by how deep some issues ran at the company
  • Kentucky Derby owner Churchill Downs moves away from online gambling, doubles down on horse betting
  • Employees everywhere are organizing. Here’s why it’s happening now
  • Starbucks criticizes Biden’s visit with union leaders, requests White House meeting
  • E-commerce stocks plummet as consumers pull back online spending
  • Yum Brands earnings miss estimates as China weighs on KFC, Pizza Hut sales
  • Amazon workers won’t get paid for Covid leave anymore
  • Surging prices force consumers to ask: Can I live without it?
  • BJ’s Wholesale says judge should toss Walmart’s patent lawsuit over self-checkout app
  • Victoria’s Secret is taking its beauty business to Amazon in its first-ever wholesale test
  • 1-800-Flowers shares sink as retailer cuts outlook over waning consumer demand
  • Walmart dangles deeper gas discounts to attract and retain members of subscription service
  • Russia was Pepsi’s second-largest international market. What happens next now that it’s pulled out?
  • Major retailers boost Black female entrepreneurship as employment gap lingers
  • Lululemon is shooting for the moon, but Wall Street isn’t convinced it can get there
  • Impossible Foods could be at risk of losing a key patent in legal battle with Motif Foodworks
  • CEO of online grocer Boxed says if gas prices stay high, so will grocery bills
  • Starbucks is weighing better benefits for employees but says they could exclude union workers
  • Rent the Runway CEO sees inflation as a competitive advantage for the company
  • Several restaurant CEOs have joined the Great Resignation. Here are 6 chains with new leaders
  • Baby strollers, Ferris wheels and BTS: More tourists are bringing their kids to Las Vegas
  • Peloton is raising subscription fees while cutting prices for its Bikes and other equipment
  • What big companies are saying about consumer spending and inflation as earning season begins
  • Target tiptoes back into resale with new ThredUp deal, as it makes sustainability push
  • How Amazon plans to fix its massive returns problem
  • Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz says he’s not anti-union, but his past tells a different story
  • Macy’s warns that inflation-squeezed consumers may choose to spend on travel over shopping
  • Walmart says it is raising truckers’ pay and starting a training program as it grapples with driver shortage
  • Teens are worried about the U.S. economy, but they’re still spending on Nike and Lululemon
  • How Walmart thwarted $4 million in elder gift card scams
  • Nordstrom leadership reclaims oversight of struggling Rack business as executives retire
  • Starbucks’ New York City Reserve Roastery becomes the 9th cafe to unionize
  • Alexa will now tell you when items in your Amazon cart or wish list go on sale
  • Restaurants are getting creative with menus to counter soaring food costs
• Category: Small Business
  • Federal Reserve’s increasing interest rate hikes put Main Street economy ‘dangerously close’ to edge of lending cliff
  • Small businesses are still desperate for workers even as other companies slow hiring
  • The lesson for Main Street from the Walmart, Target inventory failures
  • Secret Service returns $286 million in fraudulent pandemic loans to the Small Business Administration
  • After a year-long dip, American consumer spending power will be back in 2023
  • Why Mark Zuckerberg is talking so much about Meta’s Whatsapp for business
  • Why Mark Zuckerberg’s other big bet, outside the metaverse, is Whatsapp for business
  • Self-made millionaire Bethenny Frankel on why good ideas are not enough to be successful in business
  • How to conserve cash, cut spending as business owner during a recession
  • The Federal Reserve just raised interest rates 75 basis points. Here’s what it means for the Main Street economy
  • The 8 best options for small business funding
  • Op-ed: Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon on what Main Street and the economy need from Congress
  • How small businesses are fighting inflation and fear of a recession
  • Most small business owners don’t do the math on their most valuable asset
  • This couple moved from California to Mexico and is saving $1,500 per month
  • As Klarna and Affirm falter, a new breed of ‘buy now, pay later’ startups are stealing the spotlight
  • Maine insurance agency faces online backlash after racist Juneteenth sign
  • Microsoft finds Gen Z is redefining the idea of work hustle in and outside the office
  • Brex drops tens of thousands of small business customers as Silicon Valley adjusts to new reality
  • Meet this entrepreneur who saved $100,000 and quit her marketing job by age 25. Here’s how she did it
  • For Americans behind on saving for retirement, a bad stock market can be a good time to invest more
  • How small businesses can avoid financial missteps in an inflationary environment
  • Main Street is convinced that a recession will hit the U.S. economy this year
  • Walgreens, Amazon and Wawa find success with the most-overlooked unemployed worker
  • From baker to entrepreneur, how this high-school grad built up his $100,000 business
  • In the fight against climate change, seaweed could be a surprising — but vital — weapon
  • Here’s why major cities may still be worth their high cost of living
  • America’s small businesses aren’t ready for a cyberattack
  • Stacey Abrams on why companies shouldn’t always speak out on political issues
  • Meet a human trafficking survivor who built her own business with $400
  • For President Biden’s approval rating to go up, it’s obvious what needs to go down
  • ‘We are being squeezed in every direction’ – As inflation grips small businesses, here’s how they are responding
  • Why the market is taking Powell’s ‘soft-ish’ economic language so hard: Former Fed official Roger Ferguson
  • How to get a free pair of Nike sneakers and other life hacks
  • How to launch a start-up while you’re still in college
  • Medical spas are seeing a boost in beauty procedures as people emerge from two pandemic years at home
  • ‘You can’t just sit still.’ Inflation has slammed small businesses. Here’s how one entrepreneur fought back
  • Restaurateur says he spends around $750,000 on security to deal with unruly diners
  • What to know about filing a 2021 income tax return if you own a business
  • On Main Street, the need to take on more debt is rising with inflation
  • Did you start your own business in 2021? Here’s what you need to know before filing your taxes
  • Big February job growth for economy, but on Main Street it’s still a struggle to find workers
• Category: Wealth
  • Why Mark Cuban keeps working, even though he wanted to retire at 35: ‘I’m too competitive’
  • Pairing up? Here’s how to know when it’s time to combine your finances
  • Bond yields soar as markets weigh threat of a recession. What it means for your investments
  • Nearly 6 in 10 donors may give more to charity despite economic fears, study finds
  • The most common crime in UK hotels isn’t theft
  • You can visit Bhutan again — if you’re willing to cough up $200 a day in fees
  • Mark Cuban fires business partners and NBA players for the same reason: ‘A team can have 1 knucklehead, you can’t have 2’
  • The extended tax deadline is fast approaching for 19 million Americans. What to know if you still haven’t filed
  • A purchase at a small town sale turned out to be a ‘priceless’ de Kooning painting stolen in 1985
  • Billionaire MacKenzie Scott just donated two Beverly Hills mansions worth $55 million to fund affordable housing in LA
  • Taxpayers have just a few weeks left to claim their share of $1.2 billion in IRS fee refunds. Here’s how to take advantage
  • Winner of $1.34 billion Mega Millions jackpot has just a few weeks left before a key claiming deadline
  • Tim Cook still runs Steve Jobs’ 9 a.m. meeting every Monday: ‘He was the best teacher I’ve ever had’
  • Companies are slashing parental leave benefits as their ‘purse strings have tightened.’ Here’s how to prepare
  • For Russians, vacations aren’t what they used to be. But they still have options
  • Kevin O’Leary on his best ‘Shark Tank’ investments ever: ‘75% of my returns have come from companies run by women’
  • How this 34-year-old mom makes 6 figures as a book narrator: ‘I get to work my dream job from home’
  • Stressed about credit card debt? Take these steps to help trim high-interest account balances
  • The ‘sleeper-hit’ beyond $10K: Student loan borrowers say new income-driven repayment plan could be ‘life-changing’
  • Bill Gates swears by this daily Wordle strategy—and it’s not what the game recommends
  • This 28-year-old is on track to save $1 million by her 30s: How she visited 7 countries in Europe—for just $2,800
  • ‘No one wants to be the state taxing student loan forgiveness.’ Here’s where borrowers may see a bill
  • Google Flights just busted a popular myth about saving money on flights
  • Education Department cancels $1.5 billion in student debt for 79,000 borrowers subjected to ‘false promises’ by Westwood College
  • Op-ed: September is historically the worst month of the year for stocks, but recent strength suggests the market could buck the trend
  • Three people with travel ‘dream jobs’ explain how they scored them
  • Tired of paying more for less, shoppers take to TikTok to call out companies for ‘shrinkflation’
  • Dr. Fauci’s influence reaches beyond Covid, across five decades of research: ‘He always spoke to science, committed to what was right’
  • A sunken city and an Instagrammer’s dream: Dubai’s new water attractions tap into revenge tourism trend
  • This couple travels the world full time. Here’s what it costs — and how they pay for it
  • The 5 most expensive cars up for sale at Pebble Beach this weekend
  • There’s a new 1% tax on stock buybacks — here’s what it means for your portfolio
  • Look beyond Barcelona. Here’s where locals travel in Spain
  • Investors flock to green energy funds as Congress passes climate bill. What to know as assets reach ‘new territory’
  • If you’re facing bankruptcy, here’s what experts say to do before, during and after you file
  • Nearly half of Singaporeans want to travel to one place – and it’s not Malaysia
  • Self-made millionaire Bethenny Frankel: The most successful people have an ‘unstoppable nature’ that separates them from others
  • ‘I work just 5 hours a week’: This 39-year-old makes $160,000 a month in passive income—a look at his typical day
  • Embryos can count as dependents on Georgia state tax returns: For many families ‘there is no benefit at all,’ says analyst
  • China, Cairo, Italy: The top ‘travel-inspired’ baby names in the U.S. and the UK
  • The jet-tracking teen stopped tweeting Mark Cuban’s flights for free, but refused $5,000 from Elon Musk for the same thing
  • Employee stock purchase plans can carry ‘a big risk,’ says advisor. What to know before buying in
  • I spent 5 years interviewing 225 millionaires. Here are the 4 types of rich people and their top habits
  • Tom Brady worries wealth will keep his kids from growing up grounded: ‘Guys, this is not … reality’
  • House Democrats push for Biden’s billionaire minimum income tax
  • Mark Cuban’s $20 million ‘Shark Tank’ investing strategy: ‘Sometimes my deals are purely to help someone or send a message’
  • These are the cheapest — and most expensive — cities in Europe to visit this year
  • Early retiree shares 13 ‘stupid simple’ money rules that helped him save $1 million: ‘I wasn’t born rich’
  • If you win the $630 million Mega Millions jackpot, here’s how much would go to taxes
  • A can of Coca-Cola for $13? Prices are rising on one of Europe’s most popular islands
  • Elon Musk’s career advice for young people: Don’t ‘try to be a leader for the sake of being a leader’
  • Average rent in Manhattan was a record $5,000 last month
  • Bill Gates plans to give away ‘virtually all’ his $113 billion—here’s the impact that could actually have
  • Lawmaker urges Yellen, Treasury Department to remove ‘red tape’ for Series I bonds
  • Inflation is still soaring — but here’s why it’s less likely to hurt some retirees
  • Op-ed: The toughest challenges for cryptocurrency lie ahead, not in the rear-view mirror
  • The difference between ‘rich’ and ‘wealthy,’ according to New York Times ‘Wealth Matters’ columnist
  • Rate resets on 9.62% interest, taxes, inherited assets: Experts weigh in on 3 tricky questions about Series I bonds
  • High schools, scrambling to prep Gen Z for the real world, are teaching students to make and manage money
  • WWE’s Vince McMahon paid more than $12 million to settle sexual misconduct allegations, report says
  • Theranos ex-COO Sunny Balwani found guilty on all 12 fraud charges 6 months after founder Holmes’ conviction
  • Here’s how much cash you need to ride out a recession at different life stages, according to financial advisors
  • Luxury car buyers shell out more than ever with ‘car payments that look more like mortgage payments’
  • Some experts say a recession is coming. Here’s how to prepare your portfolio
  • Winning ticket for Powerball’s $366.7 million jackpot sold in Vermont. Here’s the tax bite for the winner
  • America’s richest self-made woman grew up on a dairy farm—now she has a net worth of $11.6 billion
  • There’s a growing interest in direct indexing as the investing trend becomes ‘democratized’
  • Tourists are flocking back to Southeast Asia — but the robust recovery is showing signs of cracks
  • Women prefer values-based investing. Here’s what that might mean for their wealth
  • Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade will financially hurt the ‘most marginalized’ women, experts say
  • Tax return backlog is still ‘crushing the IRS’ — and taxpayers — as pileup exceeds 21 million, agency watchdog reports
  • Tax pros ‘very skeptical’ about expanded IRS voice bots for payments plans
  • Fraud trial against Elizabeth Holmes’ partner at Theranos nears end
  • Estate planning 101: the do’s and don’ts, what to expect to pay and what your options are
  • Many younger baby boomers may outlive their 401(k) savings, new research finds. Here’s why
  • Ray Dalio, Bill Gates and Jack Dorsey started their careers before turning 15—now they’re all billionaires
  • One key problem has 1 in 4 expats ‘seriously considering’ or ‘planning’ to renounce U.S. citizenship
  • Millionaires are raising cash on fears that the Fed can’t tame inflation and stave off recession
  • Nearly two-thirds of millennial millionaires believe U.S. economy will be stronger by end of 2022, CNBC survey finds
  • Here are some tips to stay on track with your retirement and short-term goals amid choppy markets
  • Despite the bitcoin selloff, it’s still an asset class that is accessible to anyone, says blockchain educator
  • Golf vacations to top British courses are selling out this year — and next
  • 228 high-powered CEOs—from Lyft to Bain Capital—are calling for ‘bold, urgent action’ on gun violence
  • Tim Cook expects our behavior to change when we feel ‘surveilled all the time’ by tech: ‘It changes society in a major way’
  • Retirement tax breaks benefit higher earners, leaving middle-class savers behind, report finds
  • ‘No different than the mortgage crisis’: NAACP President Derrick Johnson on why student loan cancellation is needed
  • Sheryl Sandberg sold $1.7 billion worth of Facebook stock over the last decade
  • Mansions in Boca Raton are commanding Miami Beach prices. Here’s a look inside
  • ‘I might have to sleep in my crappy car’: Self-made millionaire Bethenny Frankel shares the mindsets that helped her achieve success
  • Capital gains may have triggered hundreds of billions more in individual taxes for 2021, analysis shows. How to trim your tax bill
  • The number of billionaires soared during the pandemic. How tax proposals aim to reduce wealth inequality
  • Jeff Bezos keeps a 16-year-old framed magazine as a ‘reminder’ that Amazon’s most profitable service was once just a ‘risky bet’
  • Op-ed: Investors need to keep their emotions under control in this volatile market
  • Why Kevin O’Leary makes his life and money decisions the same way: ‘I live life with a portfolio approach’
  • Inflation is the ‘top problem’ facing America, with no other issue coming close, survey shows
  • Steve Jobs used his vacation time to bombard Apple staffers with phone calls, says iPod’s creator — here’s why
  • Here’s why inflation may be less costly for some retirees
  • Tax professionals ‘horrified’ by IRS decision to destroy data on 30 million filers
  • Here’s why a Roth individual retirement account conversion may pay off in a down market
  • ‘Financial First Aid’ author: Don’t feel ‘guilty or ashamed’ about making money mistakes
  • Over 60 million tax returns could be completed automatically, study shows
  • Worried about a recession? Here’s how to prepare your portfolio
  • Don’t follow this ‘popular belief’ when planning for early retirement, says former JPMorgan portfolio manager
  • Kevin O’Leary doesn’t hire ‘workaholics’: ‘Working 25 hours a day makes you very, very unproductive’
  • Why Elon Musk doesn’t like to follow business plans: ‘These things are always wrong’
  • Here’s where I bonds may work in your portfolio, according to financial advisors
  • Four tips for managing an unexpected increase in money
  • Elon Musk will be the most indebted CEO in America if the Twitter deal goes through
  • Most Americans still feel optimistic about retirement. But inflation is hurting some workers’ confidence
  • Mark Cuban says TikTok is ‘the future of sports media’ — here’s why
  • Powerball’s $473.1 million jackpot has a winner. Here’s the tax bill
  • Here’s what to do first if you win Powerball’s $454 million jackpot
  • Why Elon Musk has Jack Dorsey’s ‘trust’ to run Twitter—a look back at their friendship
  • These are the books that Warren Buffett, Mark Zuckerberg and Daymond John turned to for crucial business lessons
  • What we learned from the Biden, Harris tax returns, according to experts
  • Elon Musk could try to run three major companies at once — the last known CEO who did it is now an international fugitive
  • I saved $150,000 in 5 years: Here are my top tips for growing wealth without feeling deprived
  • MacKenzie Scott worried about paying rent with ‘nickels’ she earned waitressing — now she’s worth $46 billion
  • Ex-Google CEO Eric Schmidt on the world’s biggest problem: ‘If we don’t address climate change, we really will be toast’
  • Why billionaires Mark Zuckerberg, Jeff Bezos and Peter Thiel want to live longer — and Elon Musk doesn’t
  • There’s a growing interest in wealth taxes on the super-rich. Here’s why it hasn’t happened
  • Is a recession on the way? These unconventional economic indicators may provide some clues
  • Here’s why people are still flipping out on airliners
  • Couples spend $2,300 on wedding flowers. Here’s the best ‘way to cut flower costs,’ according to florists
  • There are big shake-ups in the latest list of Asia’s 100 ‘best’ restaurants
  • Soaring markets helped the richest 1% gain $6.5 trillion in wealth last year, according to the Fed
  • Sen. Bernie Sanders: Billionaires like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos are ‘off taking joy rides on their rocket ships’