Stellantis is laying off almost 2,500 factory workers from an assembly plant outside of Detroit. The automaker is ending production of the Ram 1500 Classic truck. The layoffs will be effective as early as Oct. 8, the company said.

American budgets are being stretched. A new report shows the average credit card balance is more than $6,300 and more are falling behind on payments.

Important news for investors coming out of Japan today. The country's central bank signalling it will hold off raising interest rates while markets are quote 'volatile'. Normally Japanese interest rates are not something we're all that worried about. But after the Bank of Japan raised rates for only the second time in 17 years last week it sent global markets into a tizzy.

For years, investors around the world have been taking advantage of Japan's 0% interest rate policy. The low rates in essence allowed investors to borrow money for next to nothing, and use it to buy stocks, bonds, or anything else in the global financial market. This has been a safe and profitable trade over the years. But that all changed last week after the Japanese central raised interest rates above 0% for the first time in 17 years.

Google may be the one who lost an antitrust lawsuit but Apple is likely going to take a hit too.

A federal judge ruled that Google paying companies to make its search engine the default browser violates U-S antitrust law. For two decades, Google has paid Apple a chunk of its search revenue made on Apple devices. Court documents estimated that number to be around 20-billion-dollars in 2022. Google may have to scrap that deal with Apple.

A federal judge has ruled that Google’s payments to make its search engine the default browser violates U-S antitrust law. The $26 billion dollars in payments effectively blocked any other competitors from succeeding in the market, according to the judge.

The big loser on Wall Street today is Intel. The company's stock falling a massive 27%. It's now down 50% in the past 12 months. Earnings missing estimates on the top and bottom line. Announcing its laying off 15% of its staff. That's over 17,000 people by some estimates.

Manufacturing data suggesting a slow down in the broader US economy. ISM data showing the manufacturing sector contracted in July for the fourth consecutive month. It's now at its lowest level in eight months.

500 million dollars. That’s how much Delta says the CrowdStrike-Microsoft outage will cost the airline. Delta shares down today. The massive I-T outage earlier this month forced Delta to cancel more than five-thousand flights, leaving hordes of flyers stranded.

Facebook parent company Meta's shares down over half a percent today. It will pay a $1.4 billion settlement to Texas over claims the company used biometric data of users without permission. The Texas lawsuit alleged that Meta was in violation of a state law.

The Justice Department is asking a federal appeals court to uphold law that would ban TikTok. It gives Chinese owner ByteDance until January to sell TikTok’s U-S assets or else be banned.

The British government is warning Brits to get ready for some economic pain. The UK announcing a raft of cuts to dig itself out of a $28-billion-dollar spending hole.

In a statement to the House of Commons, its Finance Minister pledged to make the “necessary”, “urgent” and “incredibly tough” choices to restore the country’s economic stability.

57% of Google's revenue in 2023 came from search.

The stock market rallies, despite latest government inflation data showing prices are still rising albeit a little more slowly. Today's PCE report showing prices are up 2.5% year over year. Investors, home-buyers, and regular Americans trying to make ends meet all waiting to see the Federal Reserve's next move on interest rates.

The US National debt is about to hit 35 trillion dollars. US national debt is about to hit 35 trillion dollars. The gross interest on that debt is now massive. As a comparison, it’s 76% of all personal income taxes collected every year. These are the latest numbers from the fed.

Southwest Airlines shares rising over 5% today after it promised some major changes to the company. Its profits nose-dived 46 percent In the 2nd quarter. CEO, Bob Jordan, explains what happened.

Crowdstrike says a “bug” caused the global tech outage last week. Delta says delays and cancellations will be resolved on Thursday. FTA determined to investigate.

The FTA will investigate Detla over flight delays caused by a global tech outage. Delta says it will cooperate with the investigation.

A small Maine leather maker has been chosen by Ralph Lauren to make the belts worn by team USA at the Olympics. NTD spoke with the owner.

Criminals are stealing delivery drivers’ e-bikes in New York City. Now, the drivers are banding together to fight back.

Tesla is delaying the rollout of its humanoid robots for at least several months. The company says the robots will help the company counter a labor shortage.

Price cuts are becoming much more common in the Florida housing market. Is it a sign of things to come for the rest of the country?

Commercial real estate is become a headache for regional banks. They’re putting more money aside to cover potential loan losses.

Trump implemented a somewhat unconventional republican economic plan when he was in office -- raising tariffs on foreign goods and creating incentives for American businesses to bring operations home. Critics called it protectionist and anti-globalist. Trump called it Amercia First. J-D Vance has said of a second Trump term: “You're going to see a much more aggressive approach to protecting domestic manufacturers.”

Gold continues to shine. An anticipated rate cut by the Federal Reserve is perhaps keeping prices near record levels. U-S gold futures climbed today and the spot gold price edged higher to about 24-hundred-dollars. This comes after hitting an all-time high just yesterday. Analysts are anticipating long-term gains for the precious metal. Geopolitical instability and central bank demand are adding to the positive outlook.

Even the possibility of tension in Taiwan can impact the market. In a recent interview, Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump said Taiwan should pay the U.S. for defense. The comment sent shares for the world's largest contract chipmaker in Taiwan down. 

Day one of Amazon Prime Day pulled in $7.2 billion dollars in U.S. sales, according to Adobe Analytics. And shoppers are projected to spend roughly 14 billion dollars total over the two-day deal event -- a record-high.

The teamsters have supported democrats for decades. But, its president gave a speech at the Republican National Convention last night, the first time in over a hundred years.

High interest rates continue to plague the American consumer and financial institutions. Bank of America has reported a drop in its second quarter profits.

President biden is working to tackle the housing affordability issue. He will call on congress to pass his plan to set a federal cap on rent increases.

European regulators have charged Elon Musk’s X with breaching its Digital Services Act. they are accusing the platform of misleading its users among other violations. Musk denies the claims saying he looks forward to a public trial where the European people can learn the truth.

Falling energy prices were a big bright spot in this weeks CPI and PPI inflation reports, but with the recent hurricane in Texas could prices be heading back up, at least in the near term. Business Matters speaks to the head of petroleum analysis at gas buddy.

The U.S. annual inflation rate eased for the third consecutive month and came in below the consensus estimate, offering the Federal Reserve further evidence that progress is being made in returning to the central bank’s 2 percent target rate.

Bankruptcies across the board soared 14% during the first quarter. We speak with the president of the American Bankruptcy Institute, Chris Ward, to see where things may be headed next.

Microsoft has given up its board observer seat at OpenAI in a move seemingly aimed at easing U.S. and UK antitrust regulators' concerns about the extent of its control over the AI startup amid the soaring popularity of generative artificial intelligence.

After the U.S. and its allies issued a warning about a state-sponsored Chinese hacking group, we spoke to security advisor at MySmartPrivacy, Rex Lee about the biggest cybersecurity weakness the United States has in its infrastructure and how it could be improved.

A United Airlines Boeing 757-200 plane lost a wheel from its landing gear while taking off from Los Angeles International Airport on Monday but managed to land safely in Denver.

As the S&P 500 has soared, fewer stocks have been participating in the rally. Market breadth was narrow for most of last year and this year, with the 24% gain in the S&P 500 in 2023 driven primarily by mega cap stocks. is this an indicator of poor economic health in the U.S.? We spoke to a financial analyst.

Paramount Global’s board of directors has approved a merger with Skydance Media, endorsing a deal that would combine one of Hollywood’s oldest studios with the up-and-coming production company.

According to the Transportation Security Administration, this July 4th holiday weekend hit a new all-time travel record.The TSA says it screened upwards of three million passengers for the first time ever on Sunday.

New fans, new excitement, new sponsors. All that — at dodger stadium in Los Angeles. Some fans are coming from as far away as Japan. Much of this is because of one of the team's newest players —Shohei Ohtani.

New data seems to show the US job market is weakening. The official unemployment rate just hit a two-and-a-half year high. Wage growth has moderated. And while the data shows 206 thousand new jobs were added in June, the estimated gains for May and April were revised down sharply.

Two of the most popular high-end department stores are joining forces. The parent company of luxury retailer Saks Fifth Avenue have agreed to buy neiman marcus.

The deal is expected to be worth more than $2.5 billion. The merger comes years after neiman marcus filed for bankruptcy during the pandemic.

Walmart is facing a class action lawsuit for alleged deceptive and unfair pricing.

An Illinois resident says Walmart knowingly prices items on the shelf lower than what you end up paying at the register. He says that while the price differences are small, they add up to hundreds of millions of dollars of additional revenue for Walmart every year.

Google’s greenhouse gas emissions have soared almost 50% in five years. That's according to the company's annual environmental report on Tuesday. The spike is due to the expansion of its data centers that underpin artificial intelligence systems, but it leaves google's target of getting to “net zero” emissions by 2030 in jeopardy.

Credit card delinquency rates are on the rise. A new WalletHub report shows that in some cities, the average number of credit cards in delinquency has increased by over 80% since last year. 

A study found that exam papers completed by Artificial Intelligence software went undetected 94% of the time. Bans on using AI-like ChatGPT have proven to be difficult, according to the new study.

The Biden administration on July 2 announced $504 million in funding for 12 regional tech hubs to support the growth of critical technologies and sectors such as semiconductors, biotechnology, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, and clean energy.

Boeing has agreed to buy one of its suppliers, Spirit Aerosystems for $8.3 billion. Boeing says the deal will help improve the quality and safety of its planes, after a series of safety-related incidents.

Scammers are impersonating utility company representatives to defraud people by threatening the deactivation of service, the nonprofit Better Business Bureau (BBB) is warning.

Uber and Lyft have just agreed to pay their drivers $32.50 an hour in Massachusetts. That's about $70,000 a year, if the drivers work a standard week. They would also get paid sick leave, accident insurance, and health care stipends.

It seems Warren Buffett just changed his mind on where his huge fortune will go after his death. He told the Wall Street Journal, “The Gates Foundation has no money coming after my death.”

Bank of America says U-S home prices will stay high and the housing shortage will continue. And, as a kicker - mortgage rates aren't going to fall much. Tripe whammy.

Is your neighbourhood drug store doing away? WALGREENS IS SET TO CLOSE A SUBSTANTIAL NUMBER OF ITS ROUGHLY 86-HUNDRED LOCATIONS ACROSS THE U-S. Walgreens shares were down 22% today on the news.

Amazon.com Inc hit $2 trillion in market value for the first time on Wednesday, becoming the fifth U.S. company to surpass that level as optimism around artificial intelligence and potential interest rate cuts this year drove demand for technology-related stocks.

The organic farmers watchdog group OrganicEye says American farmers are being disadvantaged versus foreign importers when it comes to organic food. Foreign imports aren't being held to the same requirements as American products. Organiceye is now telling the USDA to level the playing field.

Tesla said on Tuesday it was recalling most Cybertrucks in the United States over issues with their windshield wipers and exterior trim, the latest setback for the futuristic truck whose mass production is expected to start next year.

U.S. consumer confidence eased in June amid worries about the economic outlook, but households remained upbeat about the labor market and expected inflation to moderate over the next year.

China is pressing the EU to drop its new tariffs on the country’s electric vehicles. Duties of up to 38.1% are due to kick in on July 4, while the bloc investigates what it says are excessive subsidies. Now the two sides have agreed to resume talks on the matter, according to reports by state-controlled media in China.

Interesting new partnership between retail giant target and online shopping giant Shopify. If you have a trendy store or some hip products on your Shopify e-commerce website, you may now be able to list those products directly on Target's online marketplace Target Plus. You could even find your products on Target shelves.

Former president trump yesterday floated a proposal to automatically give green cards to foreign students graduating from American colleges, so they can stay and work here in the country. NTD spoke to an immigration lawyer about the likelihood and potential impact of such a rule.

The United States on Friday issued draft rules for banning or requiring notification of certain investments in artificial intelligence and other technology sectors in China that could threaten U.S. national security.

McDonald’s has revealed the details of its highly anticipated $5 value meal, which the fast food chain hopes will rev up sluggish sales.

Mortgage rates fell this week to their lowest level since early April, taking some pressure off America’s unaffordable housing market. The standard 30-year fixed-rate mortgage averaged 6.87% in the week ending June 20, mortgage financing giant Freddie Mac reported Thursday.

Legacy U.S. automakers such as Ford Motor and General Motors should leave the China market to preserve capital amid the costly electric vehicle (EV) transition, a leading auto analyst John Murphy said on Tuesday. Auto expert Paul Eisenstein gives his take on Murphy’s analysis, and why automakers could be collateral damage in the U.S.-China trade friction.

The U.S. Senate on Tuesday passed a bill to accelerate the deployment of nuclear energy capacity, including by speeding permitting and creating new incentives for advanced nuclear reactor technologies.

Trump Media & Technology Group said on Tuesday the Securities and Exchange Commission has declared effective the company's filing for resale of certain shares and warrants, potentially giving it about $247 million in proceeds.

U.S. retail sales barely rose in May and data for the prior month was revised considerably lower, suggesting that economic activity remained lackluster in the second quarter.

Texas senator Ted Cruz introduced a new bill today to protect and empower victims of deep fake video technology.

EV startup Fisker filed for bankruptcy protection late on Monday, as the U.S. electric-vehicle maker looks to salvage its operations by selling assets and restructuring its debt after burning through cash in an attempt to ramp up production of its Ocean SUVs.

China has opened an anti-dumping investigation into imported pork and its by-products from the European Union, a step that appears mainly aimed at Spain, the Netherlands and Denmark, in response to curbs on its electric vehicle exports.

The U.S. government sued Adobe on Monday, accusing the Photoshop and Acrobat maker of harming consumers by concealing hefty termination fees in its most popular subscription plan, and making it difficult to cancel subscriptions.

Consumer sentiment deteriorated in June as households worried about inflation and incomes, a survey showed on Friday.

Federal authorities and Boeing are trying to figure out why a 737 Max 8 did a rare and dangerous back-and-forth roll during a recent flight.

G7 leaders pledged to tackle what they said were harmful business practices by China. The core G7 members -- the United States, Italy, Britain, France, Germany, Japan and Canada -- focused on China's economic clout and what they see as unbalanced markets in areas such as electric vehicles, steel and renewable energy.

The head of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said Thursday the agency was too hands off in oversight of Boeing before a January mid-air emergency in a new Alaska Airlines 737 MAX 9.FAA Administrator Mike Whitaker's comments at a Senate Commerce Committee hearing mark the first time the U.S. aviation regulator has acknowledged inadequate oversight in the Jan. 5 incident, in which a door panel blew out during the flight.

The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits increased to a 10-month high last week, suggesting the labor market was losing momentum and keeping hopes of a September interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve alive.

The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on Wednesday and pushed out the start of rate cuts to perhaps as late as December, with officials projecting only a single quarter-percentage-point reduction for the year.

The European Commission said it will impose extra duties of up to 38.1% on imported Chinese electric cars from July, risking retaliation from Beijing which said on Wednesday it would take measures to safeguard its interests.

The National Federation of Independent Business has released its latest data. Its Small Business Optimism Index rose and so did its Uncertainty Index, to its highest reading since November 2020. Once again, small business owners named inflation as their single most pressing issue in operating.

General Motors cut its annual EV production forecast and announced a new $6 billion share buyback plan on Tuesday, as the automaker banks on demand from its gasoline-powered models.

Certain smartphone apps, some of which aren’t directly related to driving, track driver behavior and send the data to insurance companies.

The U.S. Supreme Court agreed on Monday to hear a bid by Meta's Facebook to scuttle a private securities fraud lawsuit accusing the social media platform of misleading investors in 2017 and 2018 about the misuse of its user data by the company and third parties.

Stock influencer Keith Gill's first livestream in three years failed to spark enough investor enthusiasm in GameStop on Friday to reverse a nearly 40% slump in the shopping mall retailer's stock after it unveiled a share sale to raise up to $3 billion.

A workers' union at Samsung Electronics staged its first walkout on Friday, signaling more assertiveness among employees just as South Korea's most powerful conglomerate races to catch up in chips used in artificial intelligence.

The European Central Bank went ahead with its first interest rate cut since 2019 on Thursday, citing progress in tackling inflation even as it acknowledged the fight was far from over.

SpaceX's Starship rocket survived a fiery, hypersonic return from space and achieved a breakthrough landing demonstration in the Indian Ocean on Thursday, completing a full test mission around the globe on the rocket's fourth try.

Walmart will pay bonuses to its U.S. hourly store workers, including those at its pharmacy and Vision Center stores, the retailer said on Wednesday, in a move that could boost wages for 700,000 front-line staff.

Nvidia's rallied to record highs on Wednesday, with the artificial intelligence chipmaker's valuation breaching the $3 trillion mark and overtaking Apple to become the world's second most valuable company.

TXSE Group, backed by BlackRock and Citadel Securities, plans to launch Texas Stock Exchange in Dallas, going up against established New York-centric exchanges in a bid to attract global companies.

A group of current and former employees at artificial intelligence companies OpenAI and DeepMind posted an open letter on Tuesday, they want artificial intelligence companies to be far more transparent about AI’s “serious risks”. They also want companies to and promise not to retaliate against current and former employees who voice concerns about the technology they’re building.

Job openings have fallen to the lowest point in three years in another signal the U.S. economy is slowing. There were roughly 8 million jobs available in April — a second-straight month of shrinking openings.

Former President Donald Trump gained over 4 million followers within a day of joining TikTok, surpassing the follower count of President Joe Biden’s reelection campaign on the Chinese-owned video-sharing app.

Oil prices tumbled by $3 a barrel on Monday to their lowest in nearly four months, as investors worried that a complicated OPEC+ output decision could lead to higher supplies later in the year even though demand growth has been slow.

U.S. inflation tracked sideways in April and consumer spending weakened, mixed signals for the Federal Reserve that provided little clarity on whether the U.S. central bank will be able to begin cutting interest rates in September.

Tesla is recalling 125,227 vehicles in the United States due to a malfunction in its seat belt warning system that can increase the risk of injury in a collision, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said on Friday.

The U.S. economy grew more slowly in the first quarter than previously estimated, after downward revisions to consumer spending and a key measure of inflation ticked down, keeping the Federal Reserve on track to possibly begin cutting interest rates at least once before the end of the year.

Salesforce shares slumped about 18% on Thursday, after its lowest-ever quarterly revenue growth forecast raised fears that high interest rates and rival AI offerings were hampering demand at the cloud-based software firm. Lisa Bernhard has more.

Walgreens is cutting prices on 1,500 items, in an effort to lure back inflation-weary shoppers turned off by high prices.

A Samsung Electronics union in South Korea will begin escalating strike action next week by staging the first ever walkout over demands for higher wages, union officials said on Wednesday.

T-Mobile will buy almost all of regional carrier United States Cellular's wireless operations including customers, stores and 30% of its spectrum assets in a deal valued at $4.4 billion, the telecom giant said on Tuesday.

A U.S. appeals court on Tuesday set a fast-track schedule to consider the legal challenges to a new law requiring China-based ByteDance to divest TikTok's U.S. assets by Jan. 19 or face a ban.

Passenger traffic at US airports is on pace to make this Memorial Day weekend the busiest on record, according to Transportation Security Administration screening data.

China has set up its third planned state-backed investment fund to boost its semiconductor industry, with a registered capital of 344 billion yuan ($47.5 billion).

A military expert says that by 2049, if China has its way, it will displace Boeing as one of the leading producers of passenger airliners.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Thursday approved applications from Nasdaq, CBOE and NYSE to list exchange-traded funds (ETFs) tied to the price of ether, potentially paving the way for the products to begin trading later this year.

The U.S. defense department is spending millions of dollars every year on consulting services from big firms like McKinsey, but one national security expert is raising concerns of unnecessary bloat, as well as conflict of interest, since the consulting firms also work with foreign companies including state owned companies.

The U.S. Justice Department and more than two dozen states on Thursday sued to break up Live Nation, arguing the big concert promoter and its Ticketmaster unit illegally inflated concert ticket prices and hurt artists.

Norfolk Southern agreed to pay a $15 million civil penalty and $57.1 million in past government cleanup costs on Thursday, as well as millions in future costs to resolve a U.S. government lawsuit over a February 2023 train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.

U.S. existing home sales unexpectedly fell in April as higher mortgage rates and house prices weighed on demand, dealing another setback to the housing market.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau will apply some credit card consumer protection rules to buy now, pay later (BNPL) lenders, in a bid to impose more oversight on the fast-growing sector.

China is rolling out their own version of Chat-GPT. But content generated by this chatbot is based on the philosophies and writings of Chinese communist leader Xi Jinping.

May is National Military Appreciation Month, and memorial day is upon us. For veterans transitioning from military to civilian life, which states among the 50 make it easier for military families to adjust and thrive financially? NTD spoke to Christie Matherne, editor from WalletHub about their latest ranking.

A conservative shareholder has pulled a resolution calling on JPMorgan to report how its policies based on religious or political views affect employees. A representative for the shareholder says the resolution was pulled because JPMorgan has made steps to pull back from political tests for customers.

Macy's raised its profit forecast for the year on Tuesday, as its new CEO's turnaround plan helped to shield the department store chain from falling sales due to a cautious consumer.

Target is lowering prices on at least 5,000 frequently shopped products across its assortment ranging from milk to diapers, as it looks to attract budget-stretched customers.

Gold touched record highs, coasting on last week's encouraging inflation data, while silver reached its highest level in over 11 years.

U.S. workers at a Mercedes-Benz plant in Alabama handed a stinging loss to the United Auto Workers on Friday, rejecting the union in a vote it had expected would build on a win at a Tennessee Volkswagen plant and push it deeper into the U.S. South.

A former OpenAI leader who resigned from the company earlier this week said Friday that safety has “taken a backseat to shiny products” at the influential artificial intelligence company.

Walmart raised its full-year forecast and reported better-than-expected quarterly results on Thursday, betting that easing inflation will drive stronger sales of groceries and non-essential merchandise like clothing and electronics, sending its shares to a record high in their biggest one-day gain in four years.

Russian President Vladimir Putin met with Chinese communist leader Xi Jinping on May 16, reaffirming their “no limit” partnership amid increasing pressure from the United States and the European Union (EU).

New data released Tuesday by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York showed that as household debt balances grew during the first quarter, delinquencies also marched higher. Notably, the percentage of credit card balances in serious delinquency (90 days or more late) climbed to its highest level since 2012.

Entrepreneur and former Los Angeles Dodgers owner Frank McCourt said on Wednesday his organization, Project Liberty, is forming a consortium to buy social media platform TikTok in the United States.

Producer prices—the cost of goods and services paid by businesses—rose hotter than expected in April, adding to concerns that the U.S. economy could be in the middle of another inflation wave.

U.S. and British officials warned on Tuesday of a growing cyber threat from China, with the White House cyber director saying Beijing was capable of causing havoc in cyberspace and a UK spy agency chief warning of an "epoch-defining" challenge.

Shares of videogame retailer GameStop surged nearly 75% on Monday after "Roaring Kitty", an account associated with a social media finance influencer credited with sparking the 2021 meme stock rally, returned to X after a three-year hiatus from the app.

U.S. regulators are warning that the mortgage industry could intensify the next recession. The financial stability oversight council says non-bank mortgage companies -- like rocket mortgage, penny-mac, and mister cooper -- have an increasing influence in the industry.

President Joe Biden is set to announce new China tariffs as soon as next week targeting strategic sectors, including a major hike in levies on electric vehicles (EVs), according to people familiar with the matter cited by Reuters.

Novavax’s stock more than doubled in Friday, it had struck a licensing deal worth at least $1.2 billion with Sanofi for its COVID-19 vaccine, in exchange for a stake that valued the U.S. biotech firm at double its current market capitalization.

Lawmakers at the house of representatives have voted to repeal a controversial crypto rule by the Securities and Exchange Commission. The rule relates to how banks handle digital assets like cryptocurrencies — It requires custodians of digital assets to account for them as a liability on their balance sheets. NTD spoke with Rep Mike Flood, the republican lawmaker who introduced the house resolution.

The number of Americans filing new claims for unemployment benefits rose last week to the highest level in more than eight months, offering more evidence that the labor market was steadily cooling.

Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust is baffling investors. The $59 billion fund has boasted 10.5% annual return since its debut in 2017. Competitors on the other hand have fallen in value. Criticism is growing over how the fund values its assets.

The U.S. has reportedly revoked licenses that allowed companies including Intel and Qualcomm to ship chips used for laptops and handsets to sanctioned Chinese telecoms equipment maker Huawei Technologies.

A new report shows that the Social Security system’s main trust fund will be depleted by 2035—one year later than a prior estimate, though concerns remain about the fund’s solvency.

Walt Disney's surprise profit in its streaming entertainment division was eclipsed by a drop in its traditional TV business and weaker box office, sending its stock tumbling 10%, on track for its deepest one-day drop in 17 months.

The Federal Aviation Administration said on Monday it has opened an investigation into the Boeing 787 Dreamliner after the planemaker said some employees had committed "misconduct" by claiming some tests had been completed.

Retail trading platform Robinhood Markets said on Monday it received an enforcement action notice from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on May 4 over crypto tokens traded on its platform.

The U.S. labor market showed further signs of cooling down after the economy added a smaller-than-expected 175,000 new jobs last month, down from 315,000 in March, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The market had penciled in a reading of 243,000 positions.

Apple shares jumped 7% on Friday as the iPhone maker's record stock buyback plan and promise of sales growth brought back investors who have shunned the stock on concerns over weak demand and increased competition in China.

U.S. stocks rallied on Thursday as investors weighed the Federal Reserve's more dovish-than-expected interest rate guidance on Wednesday against a plethora of mixed earnings and economic data.

A U.S. District Judge peppered the Justice Department and Alphabet's Google with questions in the first day of closing arguments in the government's antitrust lawsuit against the online search leader.The Justice Department argued the search engine giant is a monopolist and illegally abused its power to favor its bottom line. Google lawyer rejected contentions the company had engaged in anticompetitive conduct.

Regulatory filings show that former President Donald Trump increased his stake significantly in the company behind his social media platform Truth Social, with the former president now owning nearly 65 percent of Trump Media & Technology Group (TMTG) and becoming around $1.8 billion richer.

A majority of Americans believe that China uses TikTok to shape U.S. public opinion, according to a Reuters/Ipsos poll conducted as Washington moves closer to potentially banning the Chinese-owned short-video app.

People over the age of 60 in the US reportedly lost more than $3.4 billion in fraud schemes in 2023, a nearly 11% increase from the year before, according to a report from the FBI released Tuesday.

Elon Musk has dismissed two Tesla senior executives and plans to lay off hundreds more employees, frustrated by falling sales and the pace of job cuts so far, The Information reported on Tuesday, citing the CEO's email to senior managers.

U.S. consumer confidence deteriorated in April, falling to its lowest level in more than 1-1/2 years amid worries about the labor market and income, a survey showed on Tuesday.

Link to the report: https://www.alignable.com/forum/april-is-the-worst-small-biz-rent-delinquency-month-in-three-years

Tesla CEO Elon Musk visited Beijing over the weekend, reportedly to discuss with senior government officials the rollout of his full self-driving (FSD) software and permission to transfer data overseas, only a week after canceling a planned visit to India.

A new AARP survey found that one out of five Americans ages 50 and over have no retirement savings. Lawrence Sprung, Founder of Mitlin Financial says it’s never too late to start saving. Sprung says it all depends on your goals. From there you must plan and budget. He also says retirement doesn’t mean you have to stop working completely, some may choose to just cut down on hours. Sprung shares his number one tip and a tool available online to calculate the amount each person needs to retire.  

Alphabet Inc. announced a first-time-ever dividend program and a $70 billion buyback of its own stock that could revitalize the tech company for the next year.

TikTok’s Beijing-based owner ByteDance denied media reports of selling the platform as the company faces a mandate to either divest the firm or be banned from the United States.

1. IRS Hiring More Armed Tax Enforcers

2. Fed Chairman Pranked by Zelenskyy Imitators

3. Digital Health Device Cybersecurity Risk?

4. FBI Director Testifies on CCP Cyber Warfare

5. Exxon Mobil Hits Record First Quarter Profits

1. Lyft, Gap, Dropbox Laying Off Thousands

2. U.S. Economic Growth Slows Sharply in 1st Quarter

3. U.S. May Be Experiencing Stagflation: Analyst

4. Tucker Carlson Breaks Silence

5. America First Legal Seeks Mars Investigation

1. House Republicans Vote on Debt Ceiling Bill

2. McCarthy's Debt Bill Would Save $4.8T: CBO

3. Chances Growing of U.S. Default In June

4. Disney Sues DeSantis After Privileges Revoked

5. First Republic Shares Plummet, Worries Mount

1. Big Tech Earnings In Focus This Wk

2. First Republic Bank Shares Plummet

3. GM Ending Production Of Chevy Bolt EV

4. 3M To Lay Off 6K More Workers

5. OpenAI Rolls Out 'Incognito Mode' On ChatGPT

1. Fox News Announces Tucker Carlson Out

2. Don Lemon Terminated By CNN

3. NBC CEO Ousted Over Co-Worker Relationship

4. Disney To Lay Off 7K, Push Streaming Efforts

5. Bed Bath & Beyond Files For Bankruptcy

1. Musk Pays For Blue Checkmarks, Removes Others

2. Twitter Drops 'Government-Funded Media' Label

3. Dhs Secretary Mayorkas Building Ai Task Force

4. Stars Threaten Lawsuits Over Ai Voices

5. Deloitte To Cut 1.2K Us Jobs: Financial Times

1. Buzzfeed News Shuts Down Amid Workforce Cuts

2. SpaceX Starship Rocket Launches, Then Explodes

3. Tesla Revenue, Profits Fall After Price Cuts

4. Elon Musk Threatens to Sue Microsoft

5. Snapchat AI Chatbot Is Now Free

1. Speaker McCarthy Unveils GOP Debt Ceiling Proposal

2. Elon Musk: No ‘Magic Cure’ For Inflation

3. Tesla Slashes Prices For 6th Time This Year

4. Strong Demand Causes NJ To Pause EV Rebates

5. Biden Tax Credits Benefit The CCP: Hearing

1. Johnson & Johnson Reports First Quarter Sales

2. Goldman Sachs Profit Falls On Marcus Loss

3. Commercial Real Estate Defaults Likely?

4. Default Risk For Office Building Mortgages?

5. Musk: Gov't Had Access To Twitter Messages

1. House GOP Plan to Raise Debt Limit for 1 Year

2. Numerous Electric Vehicles Lose Tax Credit

3. An EV for $25k? What Are the Trade-Offs?

4. Elon Musk Creates New AI Company

5. European Parliament Announces 'AI Act'

1. Big Banks Rise As Earnings Season Kicks Off

2. Banks' Net Interest Income Peaked: S&P Global

3. Retail Spending Fell in March

4. U.S. Manufacturing Output Falls in March

5. Montana Lawmakers Propose Complete TikTok Ban

1. Us Producer Prices Unexpectedly Fall In March

2. Delta Expects Higher Earnings In June Quarter

3. Etoro Joins Twitter, Offers In-App Trading

4. Ftx Recovers $7.3B In Assets

5. Amazon Investing In Tech Behind Chatgpt: CEO

1. Trump Sues Michael Cohen for $500M

2. Annual Inflation Falls to 5%

3. More Than Just Fed in Inflation Fight: Expert

4. Fed Minutes: Possible Mild Recession in 2023

5. Biden EPA Wants Strictest Emission Rules Ever

1. IMF Cuts Growth Outlook for World Economy

2. Earnings to Bottom This Quarter: Analyst

3. Blackstone Raises $3B for Real Estate Fund

4. Is Now a Bad Time for House Flipping?

5. Bank Crisis Spawns Credit Crunch: Analysis

1. Consumers Feel Credit Harder to Access: Fed

2. Market Betting on Fed Rate Cuts: Strategist

3. Abortion Pill Maker to Seek Stay on TX Ruling

4. EPA to Release New Strict Emission Rules

5. Tesla to Build Battery Factory in Shanghai

1. Solid U.S. Jobs Data: 236K Jobs Added in March

2. Job Market Moderating: Bankrate Analyst

3. IRS Pledges More Audits of Wealthy

4. JPMorgan Discrimination Probe Up for Vote

5. Pfizer, BioNTech Face Tech Patent Lawsuit

1. Jordan Subpoenas Ex-Manhattan Prosecutor

2. Daniels: 'Absolutely' Willing to Testify

3. Reasonable Chance Indictment Dismissed: Professor

4. Trump Calls on GOP to Defund the FBI, DOJ

5. Pension Protesters Raid Paris Office Building

1. McCarthy Meets Taiwan President Tsai

2. Trump Indictment Analysis

3. Trump Responds to Charges: DA Has 'No Case'

4. Stormy Daniels Must Pay Trump $122K

5. New Meta AI Tool Identifies Objects in Images

1. Trump Pleads Not Guilty to 34 Criminal Counts

2. Trump Indictment Reactions From Manhattan

3. Possible Political Implications of Indictment

4. Bank Crisis Not Over, China a Threat: JPMorgan CEO

5. China Probes Major U.S. Chip Firm

1. Trump Arrives in NYC Ahead of Arraignment

2. Trump Campaign Raised $4M+ Since Indictment

3. NYT Won't Pay Monthly Twitter Badge Fee

4. Unclear How Legacy Blue Check Mark Given: Prof

5. ChatGPT Blocked in Italy; Minister Disagrees

1. First Hearing in Trump Criminal Case Confirmed

2. Soros Denies Funding Alvin Bragg: Report

3. Former Trump Advisor Speaks on Indictment

4. Survey: Half of Americans Support TikTok Ban

5. U.S. Needs Tech Decoupling With China: Analyst

1. Russia Arrests Wall Street Journal Reporter

2. China, France Complete First Yuan-Settled LNG Trade

3. Dollar Won't Be Replaced Near Term: Analyst

4. Sen. Paul Blocks Fast-Track TikTok Ban

5. Who's to Blame for High Health Care Costs?

1. 1,000+ Sign Petition to Pause AI Training

2. ChatGPT-4 Vs. Bard: What if TikTok Is Banned?

3. Arkansas Suing Meta and TikTok

4. Vaccine Harm Report: $148B in Economic Damage

5. CDC Saw Vax Safety Signals Earlier Than Known

1. FTX Founder Charged With $40M Bribe to China

2. More Danger After Silicon Valley Bank's Fall?

3. IRS Visits Journalist, Lawmaker Wants Answers

4. IRS Actions 'Disturbing': Rights Group

5. Apple Launches Buy Now, Pay Later in U.S.

1. SVB Deal Offers Banking Sector Relief

2. Negative Rates Destroy Money: Economist

3. Binance, CEO Sued by U.S. Regulators

4. Twitter Says Portions of Source Code Leaked

5. TikTok Bill Going Ahead: Speaker McCarthy

1. Deutsche Bank Hammered Amid Banking Fears

2. Broad Nervousness on Banks: Strategist

3. Appeals Court Blocks COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate

4. Utah: Parental Consent for Social Media Use

5. ChatGPT Connects to Internet With Plug-Ins

1. TikTok CEO Grilled in Combative Hearing

2. 'This Is Not a Credit Crisis': Citigroup CEO

3. Vulnerable Banks Lost $1T in a Year: JPMorgan

4. Peter Schiff: Bank Bailouts Devalue the Dollar

5. Trump DA Probe Pushed to Next Week

1. Fed Signals It Might Pause Rate Hikes

2. Economist: Can Fight Inflation Without Job Losses

3. Gold Could Be Up 20% This Year: Investor

4. Pacific Western Bank Taps Credit Lines

5. Bipartisan Pair Unveil Fed Oversight Bill

1. February Home Prices Fell, 1st Time in 11 Years

2. Yellen Vows to Safeguard U.S. Bank Deposits

3. All Eyes on the Fed Before Meeting

4. 'Stay Defensive': Chief Investment Officer

5. Trump Indictment Pending More Testimony

1. Wall St. Higher As Bank Contagion Fears Ease

2. FDIC Holds Auctions for Silicon Valley Bank

3. Study Highlights Mass Bank Collapse Risk

4. 90% of U.S. Banks in Good Shape: Economist

5. Markets React As UBS Acquires Credit Suisse

1. SVB Financial Group Files for Bankruptcy

2. Banks Borrow Billions to Maintain Liquidity

3. 'Some Strain' in Bank Sector: Economist

4. SVB Chinese Depositors Protected From Failure

5. Macron Raises Retirement Age Despite Protests

1. Big Lenders Rescue First Republic Bank

2. Banking System Sound After Actions: Yellen

3. House Committee Eyes SVB Hearings

4. Credit Suisse Receives $54 Billion Lifeline

5. ECB's Lagarde: Banks in 'Stronger Position'

1. Credit Suisse Stock Crashes to Record Low

2. SVB Shouldn't Be Bailed Out: Strategist

3. Community Banks Withstood Test of Time: ICBA

4. Short Sellers Scored $2B on Bank Plunge: S3 Partners

5. AI Chatbot ChatGPT Gets a Huge Upgrade

1. DOJ, SEC Investigating SVB Financial Group: Report

2. Fed Reviewing Silicon Valley Bank Collapse

3. Warren: Powell Should Recuse Self in SVB Case

4. Rep. Gottheimer: We Need Strong Local Banks

5. Citadel Buys Stake in Western Alliance Bank

1. Biden: 'The Banking System Is Safe'

2. FDIC Employees Reassure Waiting SVB Customers

3. Regulators Take Over Crypto-Friendly Bank

4. First Republic Accesses $70B in Liquidity

5. Who Will Pay for SVB, Signature Relief Plans?

1. Silicon Valley Bank Seized After Bank Run

2. Grammarly to Release Generative AI Tool

3. Meta Exploring Plans for Twitter Rival

4. Elon Musk Building 'Utopia' Town: WSJ

5. U.S. Economy Added 311K Jobs in February

1. Journalists on 'Censorship Industrial Complex'

2. Biden to Billionaires: 'Pay Your Fair Share'

3. Biden Budget Proposal 'Inefficient': Tax Foundation

4. Year-to-Date Unemployment Up: Report

5. Senators Grill Norfolk Southern CEO

1. NTSB Begins Investigation of Norfolk Southern

2. House Panel Says FTC Is Harassing Twitter

3. Tech Researcher on FTC's Twitter Probe

4. Drivers Say Tesla Steering Wheels Fall Off

5. Hearing: AI Could Spur Bioweapon Development

1. Fed Chair Powell Signals Increased Rate Hikes

2. Inflation Is a Demand Side Problem: Scholar

3. SoFi Bank Challenges Student Loan Payment Pause

4. Biden Plans Tax Hike to Keep Medicare Alive

5. West Virginia and Utah May Cut Taxes

1. Ohio Derailment Poses No Public Risk: Officials

2. E-Bike Battery Sparks Fire in NYC Supermarket

3. NYPD Wants Maskless Entry Into Businesses

4. Feds Propose Internet Restriction for SBF

5. Tesla Drops Prices for 5th Time This Year

1. Amazon Pauses Construction on Second HQ in Va.

2. Walgreens Won't Sell Abortion Pill by Mail in 20 States After Warning

3. W.H.O. Says All COVID Theories 'On the Table'

4. Investor: Be Very Careful Investing in China

5. Apple Supplier Shifting Production to India

1. Workers Getting Sick After Derailment: Union

2. Vaccine Maker Novavax Says It May Not Survive

3. Tesla Vows to Halve EV Production Costs

4. Analyst: Tesla Playing Chess, Others Checkers

5. Gizmodo: 28K Apps Send Data to TikTok

1. Ely Lilly Announces Price Cut for Diabetics

2. Biden Calls for Reducing the Cost of Insulin

3. Biden: 'I'm Gonna Raise Some Taxes'

4. House Votes to Block ESG Investment Rule

5. House Panel Approves TikTok Ban Bill

1. Biden Nominates Julie Su as Labor Secretary

2. SCOTUS Hears Arguments on Student Debt Plan

3. Microsoft Windows 11 Offers AI-Powered Bing

4. Facebook's Meta Builds Team for AI Products

5. Did Crypto 'Whales Eat' Traders in 2022?

1. Gov. DeSantis Takes Over Disney District

2. Virginia Bill Would Make Organized Theft a Felony

3. Class Action Suit Filed Over Train Derailment

4. Sen. Vance Suggests PPP for East Palestine

5. Energy Agency: SUV Growth Weighs on Emissions

1. Feds Say Inflation Surprisingly Rose In Jan.

2. Study: Fed Needs Recession To Beat Inflation

3. Fmr Investment Banker On Fed, Inflation

4. Water From Oh Train Derailment Coming To Tx?

5. Meta Enters Ai Race W/ Large Language Model

1. Train Derailment: NTSB Releases Prelim Report

2. Moderna Profit Misses, Vax Royalty Pmt Hits

3. Hearing Set As Pfizer Moves To Dismiss Whistleblower'S Case

4. House Subcommittee To Probe Covid-19 Vaccines

5. FTX Founder Indicted On New Criminal Charges

1. Amazon Acquires One Medical in $3.9B Deal

2. Survey: Most Americans Uncomfortable With AI Health Care

3. Sci-Fi Mag Bans Stories Written by AI

4. Intel Cuts Dividend by 66% to Save Cash

5. McKinsey Announces Plans for 2,000 Layoffs

1. Union Pacific Coal Train Derails in Nebraska

2. EPA Demands Norfolk Southern Handle Cleanup

3. Ohio Factory Explosion: 1 Killed, 12 Injured

4. Explosion at Florida Industrial Zone, 2 Dead

5. Merck: COVID Pill Fails to Prevent Infection

1. Meta to Launch Pay-for-Verification Service

2. SCOTUS Cases Could Affect Internet Free Speech

3. ChatGPT Creator: Regulation Will Be Critical

4. 60 Nations Pledge Responsible Military AI Use

5. Biden Vows Support on Surprise Visit to Kyiv

1. Train Derailment Lawsuits Piling Up

2. Report: Scaling Down U.S. Gas Harms Climate

3. Report: Risk of Poverty From High Energy Cost

4. Goldman, Bank of America: 3 More Fed Hikes

5. Analyst: Fed's Efforts Not Working Right Now

1. DocuSign to Lay Off 10% of Staff, 700 Workers

2. Farm Equipment Makers Luring Tech Workers

3. U.S. First-Time Jobless Claims Down

4. Robert Half: Tech Hiring Outlook Strong

5. Tesla Recalls All Cars W/ 'Full Self-Driving'

1. Berkshire Boosts Apple Stake, Dumps TSMC

2. Elon Musk Warns AI Is a Risk to Civilization

3. Lawmakers Launch Push to Protect Kids Online

4. Ohio: Get Parents' Consent for Social Media Use

5. Ford Halts Production of Electric F-150

1. CPI: Inflation Surges the Most in 3 Months

2. Peter Schiff: Real Inflation Is Double CPI Inflation

3. U.S. Paying Record Amount of Interest on Debt

4. Reported Medical Debt Drops 18% Since 2020

5. U.S. to Sell 26M Barrels of Reserve Oil

1. Governor DeSantis Unveils Proposal to End ESG Banking

2. Consumer Prices Didn't Really Fall in December

3. More Homeowners Take Out Equity Loans

4. Home Equity Loan Cost Up $200/Month: Analyst

5. Tesla Self-Driving Attacked in Super Bowl Ad

1. U.S. Says It Shot Down Object Over Alaska

2. Yahoo to Lay Off More Than 20% of Staff

3. News Corp to Cut 5% of Its Workforce

4. Adidas Losing Millions After Kanye Separation

5. Ford Slashes Stake in EV Manufacturer Rivian

1. Meta Restores Trump's Access to Facebook, Instagram

2. Disney to Cut 7,000 Jobs to Save Costs

3. PepsiCo Beats Estimates After Price Hikes

4. Unilever: Price Hikes to Continue Into 2023

5. Lucid Joins EV Price War With $7,500 Credit

1. President Biden’s State of the Union Address

2. Congresswoman Malliotakis: Gas Prices Because of Biden Policies

3. Americans 'Reluctant' to Make Big Buys: Report

4. You May Want to Wait Before Filing Your Taxes

5. Google Unveils New Features at Live Event

6. Warning on Cloud Computing Vulnerabilities

7. Uber Reports Record Revenue

8. CVS Digs Into Primary Care With $10.6B Deal

9. Tractors Roll Into Paris for Farmer Protest

10. IEA Expects Electricity Consumption Shift

1. AI War: Microsoft & ChatGPT Vs. Google & Bard

2. AI-Generated Show Suspended for Trans Joke

3. Zoom and Boeing Plan to Cut Jobs

4. BP Makes Record Profit, Slows Shift From Oil

5. Calif. Gov. Demands Probe Into Soaring Gas Prices

1. Dell to Slash 6K+ Jobs Amid Uncertain Future

2. Yellen Sees Path to Avoiding U.S. Recession

3. High Likelihood of Recession Ahead: CIO

4. Economy Expected to Top Biden's Union Address

5. FTX Asks for Its Political Donations Back

1. Twitter to Share Ad Revenue With Some Creators

2. Google Outlook and Earnings Call

3. U.S. Economy Added 517,000 Jobs in January

4. High Job Numbers May Force Fed's Hand: Expert

5. Classes Canceled Amid Teacher Shortage

1. ChatGPT Fastest-Growing App in History: UBS

2. Does ChatGPT Have a Left-Leaning Bias?

3. Meta Shares Soar on Cost Cuts, Stock Buyback

4. Biden Report Pans Apple, Google App Stores

5. App Stores Not Broken, Don't Fix Them: Expert

1. Fed Announces Quarter Point Rate Hike

2. Markets Not Sold on Powell Rhetoric: Analyst

3. 1,000+ Pleaded Guilty or Convicted of COVID Relief Fraud

4. GOP Senators Challenge Biden's ESG Rule

5. Intel Slashes Employee, Executive Pay

1. Pfizer Expects Vaccine and Paxlovid Sales Dip

2. Exxon Sets New Record for Western Oil Profit

3. U.S. Wage Increases Slowed

4. Fed Raising Interest Rates This Week?

5. Earnings Could Be Up to 15% Lower Than Expected in 2023: Veteran Investor

1. Lawmaker Decries COVID Unemployment Fraud

2. Pfizer Responds to Project Veritas Video

3. MIT Professor: Stop All COVID mRNA Vaccines

4. Record Rate of Sick Work Absences in 2022

5. Fate of Biden Student Debt Plan To Be Decided

1. Undercover Video Says Pfizer Exploring Mutating COVID

2. Senators Respond to Pfizer Video

3. mRNA Expert: Contents of Veritas Pfizer Video Disturbing

4. FDA Rushed Approval for Pfizer Vax: Emails

5. ChatGPT Passes Exam at Ivy League School

1. Tech Layoffs Spreading to Other Industries

2. Chipotle Plans to Hire 15K Restaurant Workers

3. U.S. Economy: Solid Growth in Q4

4. Large Layoffs Possible in 2023: Economist

5. Americans Rely More on Credit for Emergencies

1. Gas Prices Surge as Demand Rises

2. GasBuddy: Need More Refineries for Lower Gas Prices

3. Housing Price Predictions: Good and Bad News

4. Survey: Americans Misinformed on Home Market

5. Farm Action Alleges Egg Producer Price Gouge

1. M&M's Names Maya Rudolph Spokesperson

2. Analyst: M&M's Should Focus More on Serving Customers

3. DOJ Sues Google Over Dominance in Digital Ads

4. Some Chase ATM's to Close Early in NYC

5. Democrats Propose Eliminating Debt Ceiling

1. 20% of U.S. Firms to Cut Workforces: Survey

2. Spotify Cuts Staff Amid Poor Economic Outlook

3. Nike Store Closes in Seattle

4. IRS Hires 5K Customer Service Representatives

5. Social Security Could Run Out by 2033: CBO

1. U.S. Existing Home Sales Lowest Since 2010

2. T-Mobile Investigating Extensive Data Breach

3. 12,000 Layoffs at Google: Memo to Employees

4. Vox Media Cuts Staff as Industry Struggles

5. Boeing Ordered to Court Over Fraud Case

1. U.S. Reaches Borrowing Limit

2. Bank of America, Zelle Transaction Problems

3. Biz Owner Arrested for Hosing Homeless Woman

4. Hollywood, Entertainment Industries Struggle

5. WEF Paper Pushes for Tracking Racial Data

1. Microsoft to Lay Off 10K Workers

2. Jury Selected for Musk Trial on Tesla Tweets

3. OSHA Cites Amazon for Worker Safety Hazards

4. Madison Square Garden Facial Recognition Disputes

5. Senator Probes Mass Government Surveillance Program

1. WEF: Climate Change High on Agenda

2. Twitter Files: Big Pharma Lobbied Over COVID Content

3. China 2022 Growth Slump Among Worst on Record

4. China's Population Shrank, First Time in 60 Years

5. Economist: An Aging China Is Hard to Reverse

1. CDC: Pfizer Vaccine Possibly Linked to Strokes

2. Yellen: U.S. to Reach Debt Ceiling This Week

3. World Economic Forum 2023 Kicks Off Amid Backlash

4. US-China Talks Scheduled for Switzerland

5. Air Travel Meltdown Aftermath: What's Next?

1. SEC Sues Crypto Firms Gemini and Genesis

2. JPMorgan Shuts Down Frank After Suing Founder

3. Apple CEO Tim Cook Agrees to Massive Pay Cut

4. Starbucks Corporate Workers Back to Office

5. Dale Carnegie Tip: Talk of Others' Interests

1. U.S. Inflation Subsiding, Down 0.1% Monthly

2. Expert Insight on New CPI Report

3. White House: Gas Stoves Won't Be Banned

4. House Passes Bill to Block SPR Oil Exports to China

5. Mississippi Governor Bans TikTok on State Devices

1. FAA System Outage Causing Flight Disruptions

2. IRS Struggles to Clear Tax Return Backlog

3. Bill to Abolish IRS Introduced in the House

4. Rep. Ralph Norman: IRS Is 'Bloated'

5. NY Governor Pushes Ban on Natural Gas

1. New Proposal to Lower Student Loan Payments

2. Scott Gottlieb Pushed Censorship: Emails

3. More Credit Card Holders Not Paying Off Debt

4. Analyst: Credit Card Delinquency Not Up Yet

5. Goldman Layoff 'Not Surprising,' Analysts Say

1. Agency Mulls Banning Gas Stoves Amid Concerns

2. WH Caused Big Tech COVID Censorship: Lawyer

3. Schools Sue Big Tech Over Youth Mental Health

4. IRS Mostly Targets Low-Income People: Report

5. 7,000 Nurses Go on Strike in New York City

1. U.S. Added 223K Jobs in December

2. Economist: Jobs Report What Fed Wants to See

3. New Auto Sales Lowest in a Decade

4. Samsung Sees Profit Plunge to 8-Year Low

5. Expert: Recession Will Impact Amazon Sellers

1. Bed Bath & Beyond Says It May Not Survive

2. Amazon to Lay Off More Than 18,000 Workers

3. Tech Firms Lead December Job Cut Numbers

4. Microsoft Combining Bing With ChatGPT

5. FTC Proposes Banning Noncompete Clauses

1. Apple Lost $1T in Market Value in a Year

2. Salesforce to Cut 10% of Jobs, Close Offices

3. Fed Minutes Reiterate Inflation Resolve

4. Oxbow: Economic Data Indicates a 2023 Recession

5. Members of Congress Beat the Market, Again

1. McCarthy Fails in 2 Votes for House Speaker

2. Sam Bankman-Fried Pleads Not Guilty

3. Kentucky Puts Banks on Notice Over ESG

4. Expert on Kentucky's Fight Against ESG

5. Tesla: Sold a Record 1.3M Vehicles in 2022

1. IMF: Recession Likely for One-Third of World in 2023

2. Drugmakers Hike Prices on ~400 Drugs

3. Minimum Wage Increased in 23 States

4. TikTok Fake Death Trend: Actor's Son Apology

5. U.S. Lawmaker Calls TikTok ‘Digital Fentanyl’

1. House Democrats Release Trump Taxes to Public

2. Alzheimer's Drug 'Rife With Irregularities'

3. Warning From Expert as China Travel Resumes

4. Southwest Airlines Resumes Normal Operations

5. Biggest Gains and Losses in Popularity for 2022

6. Biden Signs Omnibus Spending Bill

7. States Across US Cutting Taxes on January 1

8. Social Security Benefits to Get Big Hike

9. Food Bank: Inflation Bringing More People

10. Warren Buffett Lobbies Against Streetcar

11. Volkswagen Recalls Beetles With Takata Air Bag

12. NTD's Holiday Adventure in Dyker Heights, NY

1. Virgin Islands Sues JPMorgan Over Epstein Ties

2. The Trail to Missing FTX Customer Funds

3. Google Privacy Suit Returned to Lower Court

4. Musk: Follow and Question the Science

5. Amazon Lost Half Its Value This Year

6. 2023 Outlook Dim for Tech: Portfolio Manager

7. Weekly Jobless Claims Tick Up to 225K

8. Southwest Was Warned About Outdated System

9. Buffalo Police Arresting Storm Looters

10. China's Digital Yuan Is Little Used: Report

11. Exxon Sues EU Over Windfall Profit Tax

12. Car Shows Make Disappointing Comeback in 2022

13. 2022: Tourism Returns to Popular Destinations

1. Southwest CEO Apologizes for Cancellations

2. FTX Customers File Class Action Lawsuit

3. US to Require Negative Test From China Travelers

4. Auto Parts Produced by Forced Labor?

5. Companies Shifting Production Out of Asia

6. Cost a Big Reason for Mexico Shift: Expert

7. Hacker Claims to be Selling Twitter Data

8. Peloton Offers Refurbished Bikes at Discount

9. Antique Atlases: Snapshots of History

10. Popular Children's Books From 2022

11. ‘Gift of Love' Crystals Set on Times Square

1. DOT to Probe Southwest Airlines' Performance

2. Weather Disruptions Linger for U.S. Flights

3. Analyst: Southwest's Outdated System to Blame

4. Tips on What to Do if Your Flight Is Canceled

5. Data: Egg Prices Up 49% in 2022, Peak Passed

6. $4 Gas Could Return as Soon as May

7. Annual Home Price Growth Drops Amid Rate Hike

8. A Deep Dive Into Omnibus Earmarks

9. Russia Bans Oil Exports to Entire EU and More

10. Japan Plans Ambitious Deep-Sea Mining Project

11. Elon Musk: 100 Starlink Satellites in Iran

12. London Farm Grows Greens Beneath 'The Tube'

1. Report: Twitter Censored COVID-19 Info Per Gov't

2. Twitter Files: Cooperation With Gov't Went Beyond FBI

3. Monday Flight Cancellations Surpass 3,600

4. Four Washington State Electric Substations Vandalized

5. Holiday Spending Up Compared to Last Year

6. Virus Puts Strain on China’s Economy

7. Reports: 248M COVID-19 Cases in 20 Days in China

8. China Stops Release of Daily COVID-19 Numbers

9. Year-End Money Moves to Make

10. Buffalo Family Spends Holiday at Firehouse

11. Box Office: 'Avatar' Sequel Passes $250M

12. Reindeer 'Pull' Emirates A380 Aircraft

13. Electric Commuter Aircraft Makes First Trip

1. Friday Flight Cancellations Top 4,700

2. Fedex, UPS: Storm Delaying Holiday Deliveries

3. House Passes $1.7T Gov't Spending Bill

4. Report: $482B Taxpayer Money Wasted in 2022

5. No Accountability for Wasted Spending: Expert

1. FTX Founder SBF Released on $250M Bond

2. Two Bankman-Fried Associates Plead Guilty

3. Senate Passes $1.7T Bill to Fund Government

4. Airlines Scrap Flights due to Winter Storm

5. Heating Costs Surge as Winter Storm Hits U.S.

1. FTX Founder Consents to Extradition to U.S.

2. Possible Replacements for Musk as Twitter CEO

3. Twitter Assisted in U.S. Psych Ops: New Files

4. Donald Trump's Tax Info Made Public

5. Massive Government Funding Bill Overview

1. CFPB Orders Wells Fargo to Pay $3.7B

2. Musk Responds to New Poll About CEO Decision

3. Musk to Limit Policy Polls to Twitter Blue

4. New $1.7T Bill Has Record Support for Ukraine

5. Study: Americans Paid to be Unemployed

1. Twitter Files 7: FBI's Efforts to Discredit Hunter Laptop Story

2. What Did the New Twitter Files Reveal?

3. Twitter Users Vote Musk Out as CEO: Poll

4. SBF Appears in Court for Extradition Hearing

5. Where Is the World Cup Prize Money From?

1. Twitter Drops Files on its Ties to FBI

2. Twitter Suspends Journalists' Accounts

3. GA: Gov. Kemp Bans TikTok for Gov't Employees

4. Calif. Approves Plan for Carbon Neutrality

5. U.S. Begins Buying Back Oil for Reserve

1. Elon Musk Sells Another $3.6B in Tesla Stock

2. Trump Announcement: Digital Trading Cards

3. US Retail Sales See Biggest Drop in 11 Months

4. Expert: Consumers Uneasy About Economy

5. U.S. Regulators Gain Access to Chinese Audits

1. Fed Hikes Rate Again, Hints More to Come

2. Portfolio Manager: More Downside for Market

3. Loan Delinquencies to Surge in 2023: Report

4. Lawmakers Donate FTX Campaign Funds

5. Hedge Fund Billionaire Ken Griffin Sues IRS

1. FTX Founder Faces Criminal Charges

2. Binance Customers Withdrawing Funds

3. Twitter Disbands Trust and Safety Council

4. Nov. U.S. CPI: Inflation Slows Down

5. Billionaire Calls on Fed to Halt Rate Hikes

1. New Twitter Files Detail How Trump Was Banned

2. Apple Users to Pay More for Twitter Blue

3. Families Cut Holiday Budgets due to Inflation

4. Bankrate Economist: Recession Inevitable

5. Used Car Prices Fall to Lowest Level in 2022

1. Bankman-Fried Says He's 'Willing to Testify'

2. The Twitter Files, Part 2: Secret Blacklists

3. Forbes: Musk No Longer Richest Man on Earth

4. Musk to Delete 1.5B Twitter Accounts, Add New Feature

5. November PPI Hotter Than Expected

1. Musk: Key Bits of ‘Twitter Files’ Compromised

2. Kevin O’Leary Says He Lost $15M From FTX

3. Maxine Waters: SBF Subpoena 'on the Table'

4. U.S. Weekly Jobless Claims Rise

5. 2023 Housing Price Drop: Redfin Prediction

1. Carvana Shares Tank as Bankruptcy Fears Grow

2. DC Sues Amazon Over Driver Tips

3. Dorsey: Release Everything Without Filter

4. Study: George Soros Tied to 253 Media Groups

5. Maryland Bans TikTok From Government Devices

1. Meta May Remove All News From Facebook

2. Twitter Ad Concerns Over Tesla Competition

3. Fauci Deposition in Censorship Case Released

4. Women Sue Apple Over AirTag Safety Issue

5. Pfizer Sues Moderna Over COVID Vaccine Claims

New Job Firm Protects Workers From Wokeness

Delta, Pilots Reach Tentative Pay Agreement

Holiday Gift Inspiration for 2022

Avoiding ‘Tipflation’: When to Tip or Skip

Apple Plans to Relocate China Production: Report

1. Biden Signs Bill to Avoid Rail Shutdown

2. SCOTUS to Weigh Restoring Student Debt Plan

3. Over $1B in PPP Loans Went to Law, Accounting Firms: Report

4. Musk Kicks Ye Off Twitter Over Hitler Remarks

5. Google Gave FBI Location Data in Jan. 6 Probe: Filing

1. Senate Passes Bill to Avert a Rail Shutdown

2. Embattled Crypto Founder: $26B to $100K

3. Comprehensive Regulation Coming to Crypto?

4. Musk: Apple Never Considered Removing Twitter

5. Is Apple's App Store Too Powerful?

1. House Passes Bill to Avert Rail Strike

2. Fed Chair Powell: 'Smaller Rate Hikes by December'

3. Doordash to Lay Off 1,250 Corporate Employees

4. US Pending Home Sales See Biggest Annual Drop

5. Airbnb Offers New Short-Term Rental Feature

1. Musk Releasing Twitter Censorship Files Soon

2. Twitter Stops Enforcing COVID-19 Policy

3. Balenciaga Sues Producer of Controversial Ads

4. Hackers Abuse TikTok Challenge

5. U.S. Home Prices Slow Again in September

1. China Protest Calls for Xi to Step Down

2. Apple Limited Dissent Tool Prior to Protests

3. Center for Security Policy on China Protests

4. US Gives Chevron Ok to Pump Oil in Venezuela

5. Musk Says Apple Threatened to Remove Twitter

1. Elon Musk Warns About ‘Woke’ Entertainment

2. Musk Considers Bringing Back Banned Accounts

3. Elon Musk Delays Relaunch of Twitter Blue

4. Amazon Faces Black Friday Protests, Strikes

5. Thanksgiving Day Online Spending Up 3%

1. 'Stay Woke' Shirts Found at Twitter HQ

2. FTX Poured Millions Into Political Campaigns

3. NY Crackdown on Crypto Mining

4. Fed Signals Rate Hikes May Slow

5. Weekly Jobless Claims Jump to 240K

1. FTX Bought Bahamas Properties Worth $121M

2. FTX Collapse Raises Contagion Fears

3. New Disney CEO to 'Restructure' Company

4. Zoom Shares Down 90% From Pandemic Levels

5. Rail Worker Unions Threaten Strike

6. Airfares Surge for Thanksgiving Travelers

7. Biden Allots $1.1B for CA Nuclear Power Plant

8. Investor Home-Buying Falls at Record Rate

9. NICB Lists 10 Most Stolen Vehicles in U.S.

10. FAA Proposes Rules for Commercial Air Taxis

11. Paramount Global Ends Simon & Schuster Deal

12. Christmas Music: Satchmo and Ella Fitzgerald

13. Christmas Lights Switched on in Europe

1. FTX Owes More Than $3 Billion to Creditors

2. Trump Says He Probably Won't Rejoin Twitter

3. Disney CEO Bob Chapek Suddenly Replaced

4. 'The Chosen' Scores Big at the Box Office

5. Deutsche Bank Warns of U.S. Leveraged Loan Defaults in 2024

1. Twitter Staff Leaving After Musk Ultimatum

2. FTX Bought Its Way to 'Most Regulated': Reuters

3. Rep. Davidson: Why Is FTX Founder Not in Custody?

4. Elizabeth Holmes to be Sentenced Friday

5. State Installed Spyware on 1M Phones: Lawsuit

1. New FTX CEO: Controls 'a Complete Failure'

2. Singapore Writes Down $275M Over FTX Collapse

3. G-20 Unanimously Supports Vaccine Passports

4. Groups Call on Advertisers to Leave Twitter

5. Pelosi: Not Seeking Reelection to Leadership

1. Is Inflation Slowing Holiday Shopping Season?

2. DC Gridlock Could Limit Spending: Economist

3. Investors Sue FTX Founder, Celebrity Promoters

4. Musk Demands More Effort From Staff

5. Pfizer Investigates Health Issues After Vaccination

1. FTX Collapse Could Affect 1M+ Creditors

2. Celebrities Caught in FTX Crypto Collapse

3. Banks and NY Fed Start Digital Dollar Pilot

4. YouTube Adds Short Shopping Feature

5. Consumer Debt Jumps Most in 15 Years: NY Fed

1. FTX's Fall Sends Waves Through Whole Crypto Industry

2. Elon Musk: 'I Have Too Much Work on My Plate'

3. Jeff Bezos to Give Most of His Money to Charity

4. Google Agrees to $392 Million Settlement

5. TikTok Becoming an Advertising Giant?

1. NYSE: Moment of Silence for Veterans Day

2. Twitter Suspends Paid Blue Check Mark System

3. Musk Tells Employees Twitter May Not Survive

4. FTX: From Billions to Bankruptcy

5. The Rise and Fall of FTX

1. Year-Over-Year Inflation Rate in the U.S. Is Now 7.7%

2. Investment Officer on New CPI Report

3. Sequoia Capital Marks FTX Investment to $0

4. Musk Reveals Ideas on Twitter's Potential

5. Homeowners Lost $1.3T in Home Equity in Q3

1. McCarthy Declares GOP Win; Pelosi Disagrees

2. Senate Race in Georgia Headed to Runoff

3. Wisconsin Sen. Ron Johnson Wins Re-election

4. Dr. Oz Concedes PA Senate Race to Fetterman

5. New Congress Should Curb Spending: Economist

1. Possible to Have Free Speech and No Disinformation?

2. Musk Faces Trial Over $56B Tesla Pay Package

3. Elon Musk Urges Americans to Vote Republican

4. Trump, Biden, and Obama Rally Voters in Pennsylvania

5. Cybersecurity Units Activated in 14 States

1. Elon Musk's Mission to Save Twitter

2. U.S. Economy Adds 261K Jobs in October

3. Robert Half: Labor Market Remains Robust

4. First-Time Homebuyers Share Hits Record Low

5. Fed Rate Hike Costs Credit Card Holders $5B

1. Amazon to Freeze Corporate Hiring

2. Lyft Announces Layoffs Amid Economic Woes

3. WH Deletes Tweet After Getting Fact-Checked

4. More Out-of-State Money Pouring Into Midterms

5. TikTok Admits Sharing European Data With China

1. Fed Signals More Rate Hikes Ahead

2. U.S. Officials Question Fed's Inflation Fight

3. Economist: U.S. No Longer Has a Middle Class

4. WH Announces $14B to Help Lower Heating Costs

5. Scott Answers Biden's Social Security Claims

1. SCOTUS Blocks Congress From Trump Tax Returns

2. Biden Versus. Oil Profits

3. Interest Payments Could Top Military Spending

4. 98% Say Economy Important in Vote: Gallup

5. How Politicians Are Beholden to Big Donors

6. Musk Tweets: 'Blue for $8/Month'

7. Bolsonaro Gives 1st Speech After Elections

8. FTC: Chegg Exposed Millions of Students' Data

9. SCOTUS Takes Up Race-Based College Admissions

10. SpaceX Launches First Falcon Heavy Since 2019

11. Most Plastics Cannot Be Recycled: Report

12. 1st Edition U.S. Constitution Could Get $30M

13. Ukrainian Bakeries Adapt to Challenges of War

1. Elon Musk Fires Twitter's Entire Board

2. Twitter Fact-Checks Biden’s Tax Claim

3. Musk Polls Twitter Users on Vine App Comeback

4. Dorsey's Bluesky Social App Launching Soon

5. Chinese Apple Factory Workers Flee Lockdown

1. Elon Musk Takes Over Twitter and Fires Execs

2. CEO of Social Media Platform on Twitter Deal

3. Amazon Shares Plummet After Weak Forecast

4. Apple Earnings: Bright Spot Amid Tech Gloom

5. Exxon Mobil, Chevron Post Big Earnings

1. U.S. Economy Grew 2.6% in 3rd Quarter

2. GDP Number Implies Future Weakness: Analyst

3. U.S. Voters Feel Inflation Pain

4. Musk: No 'Free-for-All Hellscape' on Twitter

5. Meta Plans Next Steps as Shares Plunge

1. U.S. Mortgage Interest Rates Jump to 7.16%

2. Americans Think $1.25M Is Needed to Retire

3. Saudi Arabia Criticizes U.S. Over Oil Release

4. Climate Activists Storm BlackRock HQ In NYC

5. Climate Activists Blast Car Dealers With Paint

1. Home Prices Saw Record Slowdown in August

2. Consumer Confidence Falls in October

3. Inflation Tied to Supply-Side Issues: Former Investment Banker

4. Report: Google Buries Republican Campaign Sites

5. Democrat Pollsters Express Alarm Ahead of Midterms

6. KFC Set to Exit Russia With Store Sale Plan

7. GM Earnings Soar on Improved Supply Chain

8. Adidas Troubles Worse Than Losing Kanye

9. Rishi Sunak Vows to Fix UK’s Problems

10. Unilever Recalls Dry Shampoos due to Benzene

11. Amazon Offers Venmo Payment Option

12. Food, Dance, & Wrestling at K-Fest: NYC

13. Airline Tries to Entice Flyers to Middle Seat

14. Pet Retailer Paying $10K for Pup Influencer

1. Kraft Heinz CEO Predicts Inflation Will Continue

2. Survey: Odds of Recession Greater Than 50-50

3. Historic Setbacks For School Kids After Pandemic

4. Fauci, Psaki Deposed in Tech Censorship Case

5. Rishi Sunak's Ties to China and the WEF

1. Existing Home Sales Fall for 8th Month

2. Housing Market Could Get Dicey: Investor

3. Will Turkeys Be Available This Thanksgiving?

4. Biden: 2022 Had Largest 1-Year Deficit Decline

5. U.S. Midterm Campaign Finance Analysis

1. U.S. Has 25 Days' Worth of Diesel Left

2. Green Energy Linked to Human Rights Abuse?

3. Guns, Drugs Bought With Pandemic Relief Funds

4. Times Square Applebee's Owes $7M in Back Rent

5. Biden Backs Federal Fund for Abortion Support

1. Biden Releases 15M More Barrels From Oil Reserve

2. Gates: EU Energy Crisis 'Good' in Long Run

3. Inflation: IRS to Allow Reduced Tax Bill

4. 1 in 4 Shoppers Cut Back on Groceries

5. Nestle Sales Soar as Price Rises Drive Growth

1. Microsoft to Lay Off Nearly 1K Workers

2. Goldman Sachs Revamping Biz as Profit Shrinks

3. Fitch: 1990-Style Recession Coming Soon

4. Missouri Divests From BlackRock Over ESG

5. New England Faces Potential Winter Blackouts

1. Gov't Could Control Personal Spending With CBDC

2. Average 401(k) Plan Down $34K: Economists

3. Rep. Mooney Introduces Gold Standard Bill

4. What's at Risk With Rising US-Saudi Tensions?

5. UK Scraps Tax Cuts in Bid to Calm Markets

1. Musk Under Federal Probe: Twitter Filing

2. Musk May End Ukraine Satellite Internet Aid

3. Uk'S Truss U-Turns On Tax, Ditches Minister

4. China Will Be More Aggressive After Xi Jinping Gets 3Rd Term: Expert

5. Protesters Throw Soup On $80M Van Gogh: Uk

1. WH Asked Saudis to Delay Oil Cuts by 1 Month

2. JPMorgan Cuts Ties With Kanye: Report

3. Inflation Rose Higher Than Expected in September

4. Americans Face Health Care Inflation in 2023

5. No Inflation Relief Soon: U.S. Manufacturer

1. Biden Administration Proposes Gig Worker Rule

2. Inflation: Producer Prices Rose Fast in September

3. Demand Up for Risky Adjustable-Rate Mortgages

4. U.S. Falls in School Rankings as China Rises

5. UK Spy Chief: TikTok Okay for Kids to Use

1. WH: US Needs to Reevaluate Saudi Relationship

2. Officials Invest in Firms They Oversee: WSJ

3. IMF Issues Warning of Severe Global Recession

4. Big U.S. Banks Expected to Build Reserves

5. Bank of England Takes More Emergency Action

1. JPMorgan CEO: Recession Coming in 6-9 Months

2. PayPal Plummets After New Policy Blowback

3. PayPal Pivots, Won't Police 'Misinformation'

4. Biden Sued Over Student Loan Forgiveness Plan

5. Former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke Wins Nobel Prize

1. U.S. Added 263K Jobs in September

2. Still a Job Seeker's Market: Labor Economist

3. Dangers of Easing Sanctions on Venezuela

4. UK Drills for More Oil Amid Blackout Concerns

5. Hunter Biden Could Be Charged With Tax Crimes

1. Biden Releases More Oil From Reserves

2. Louisiana Divests From BlackRock Over Energy

3. What's the 'Everything App' Musk Wants to Make?

4. Peloton: 6 Months to Prove We Can Survive

5. Ex-Uber Exec Convicted in Hacking Cover-Up

1. OPEC to Cut Output by 2M Barrels a Day

2. Gas Prices Will Rise a Bit: Energy Analyst

3. WTO Predicts Sharp Slowdown in Global Trade

4. U.S. Debt Tops $31T for First Time Ever

5. EU Agrees on Price Cap for Russian Oil

1. Elon Musk Plans to Go Ahead With Twitter Deal

2. Ray Dalio Gives Up Control of His Hedge Fund

3. Number of Job Openings Falls by 1M in August

4. Wages to Keep Increasing: Recruitment Firm

5. Hurricane Ian Could Put Dent in US GDP Growth

1. UN Tells Central Banks to Pause Rate Hikes

2. OPEC+ Considers Cutting 1M Oil Barrels a Day

3. Expensive Oil Harms World Peace: Catsimatidis

4. Professor Claims U.S. Behind Gas Pipeline Sabotage

5. UK Makes Big Tax Policy U-turn Amid Backlash

1. Consumer Spending Up Despite Rising Inflation

2. US Dollar Share of Global FX Reserves Rises

3. Major Change to Student Loan Forgiveness

4. Hurricane Ian Leaves Trail of Destruction in SW Florida

5. Home Insurers May Struggle After Hurricane

1. Weekly Jobless Claims Fall to 193K

2. Amazon Raising Hourly Pay for Some Workers

3. Peloton to Sell at Dick's Sporting Goods

4. Porsche Closes Flat After Landmark $72B IPO

5. NATO Believes Baltic Gas Leaks Were Sabotage

1. Biden Warns Oil Industry During Hurricane

2. Smith & Wesson Sued Over July 4 Shooting

3. GOP Needs Just 6 Toss-Up Seats to Win: Report

4. Education Is Big Issue for Midterms: Expert

5. 1M+ Ineligible Taxpayers Got Child Tax Credit

1. New Home Sales Bounce Back in August

2. Survey: 71% Say Pay Is Lagging Inflation

3. Airlines Contend W/ Protests, New Gov't Rules

4. Biden Demands Gas Stations Slash Prices

5. Can the U.S. Have Zero Inflation?

1. Italy Elects Populist, Conservative Leader

2. British Pound Hits Record Low Versus Dollar

3. EU: Steelmakers in Crisis Amid Energy Crunch

4. Apple Says Shifting Production to India

5. Home Purchase Cancellations Above 15%: Report

1. Interest Rate Hikes Could Wipe Out 1M+ Jobs

2. Raised Rates Cool Overheated Housing Market

3. Home Prices May Drop 20% by Mid-2023: Expert

4. Room for Market to Fall Further: Economist

5. House GOP Outlines Vision Before Midterms

1. Global Central Banks Unleash More Rate Hikes

2. Japan Holds Tight to Ultra-Low Rates

3. Turkey's Central Bank Lowers Interest Rate

4. Economist: Same Reason Behind Inflation in Venezuela, U.S.

5. Facebook to Restore Trump's Account?

1. Amid Inflation, Fed Raises Key Interest Rate

2. Economic Pain Heaviest for the Poor: Analyst

3. August Home Sales Drop 20% From Year Before

4. US Gas Prices Up the First Time in 99 Days

5. NY Attorney General Sues Trump for Fraud

1. Twitter to Depose Elon Musk Next Week

2. 45K Fords Can't Be Sold due to Missing Parts

3. New Home Builds Up, but Sentiment Low

4. NYC Ends Vaccine Mandate for Private Employers

5. FDA Warns: Don't Cook Chicken in NyQuil

1. Dignitaries Gather for Queen's Funeral

2. U.S. Would Defend Taiwan Against China: Biden

3. Biden Says COVID-19 Pandemic ‘Is Over’

4. Electricity Bills Rising All Across America

5. US 10-Year Yields Hit Highest Level Since 2011

1. FedEx CEO Anticipates ‘Worldwide Recession'

2. Global Container Freight Rates Drop by Half

3. McDonald’s CEO Warns That Chicago Is in Crisis

4. Germany Seizes Russian Refinery

5. Lebanon: Depositors Storm Banks Seeking Money

1. Xi And Putin Meet, Pledge Mutual Support

2. Railroad Strike Averted After Marathon Talks

3. Patagonia Founder Transfers Company Ownership

4. Senate Grills SEC's Gensler Over Climate Rule

5. Florida Prices Too High For Retirees, Locals?

1. Labor Chief Hosts Talks With Unions, Railroads

2. Biden Admin Races to Avert Rail Shutdown

3. Rail Union Rejects Deal Over Attendance

4. Producer Price Index Fell in August

5. Mortgage Demand Down, Interest Rates Top 6%

1. At Least 1 Chinese Spy Was at Twitter: Zatco

2. How China Became Big Business for Twitter

3. Twitter Shareholders Vote to Approve Musk Deal

4. Report: iPhone 14 to Use Chips From China

5. U.S. Inflation Eased in August, Still High

1. Unions Warn of Possible U.S. Rail Strike

2. Railway Strike Could Be Devastating: Expert

3. Minnesota Nurses Launch Strike Over Pay

4. Categorizing Card Purchases at Gun Stores

5. Yellen: Risk Remains for High Gas Prices

1. King Charles III's First Address to the UK

2. US Household Net Worth Suffers Record Drop

3. Princeton University Offers Free Tuition

4. Will EV Push Lead to Auto Worker Job Losses?

5. Tesla Considers Building Lithium Refinery

1. Queen Elizabeth II Passes Away at 96

2. Fed's Powell Hopeful Inflation Can Be Tamed Without Pain

3. More Consumers Take On Debt to Buy Groceries

4. Economic Downturn on the Horizon: Investment Professional

5. ECB Raises Rates by Record 75 Basis Points

1. Apple Unveils New iPhone 14

2. Musk Can Use Whistleblower Claims

3. Fauci Ordered to Produce Records for Lawsuit

4. Well Timed Stock Sales Avoid Covid Losses

5. Is There Enough U.S. Lithium for EV Goals?

1. California Power Prices Soar to Highest in 2 Years

2. California ‘Fast Food Council' to Regulate Industry

3. Showdown Over Nasdaq Board Diversity Rule

4. Think Tank on Nasdaq Diversity Rule

5. Bed Bath & Beyond Names Interim CFO

1. Bed Bath & Beyond Facing Management Hole

2. Irish Regulators Fine Instagram $402M

3. Who Is Liz Truss, Britain's Next Prime Minister?

4. Europe Heading for Recession

5. EU Wants to Expand Powers Over Businesses

1. 1 In 5 Home Sellers Dropped Asking Price in August

2. August Jobs Report: Hiring Slowed, Market Strong

3. Labor Market in Goldilocks Zone: ZipRecruiter

4. Amazon Fails to Get Rid of Union

5. Starbucks Names New CEO

1. House Committee, Trump Reach Deal

Over Financial Records

2. Suit Uncovers Gov’t Pushing Social Media Censorship

3. 4th Grade Reading and Math Scores Plunge

4. New Home Loans for Black, Latino Communities

5. California Energy Grid Problems Slow EV Growth

1. Snap to Lay Off Over 1.2K Staff

2. Bed Bath & Beyond Laying Off 20% of Staff

3. Walmart Sam's Club to Hike Membership Fees

4. Truth Social Still Not in Google Play Store

5. States With Surpluses Give Rebates, Tax Cuts

1. California Bill Would Let Gov't Set Fast Food Wages

2. Musk Cites Twitter Whistleblower

3. Wireless Carriers Keep Location Data for Years

4. Viral TikTok Videos Teach Auto Theft

5. Job Openings Increase in July

1. NASA Artemis I Moon Mission Delayed

2. Honda Announces Battery Plant in U.S.

3. Electrify Expo Showcases Electric Vehicles

4. Elon Musk Says the World Needs Oil and Gas

5. Full Transition to Renewable Is Not Possible: Energy Analyst

6. Youngkin Won't Follow Calif. Ban on Gas Cars

7. Rise in Laptop Landlords

8. FTC Sues Broker Over Data Sale

9. US Gov’t Ending Free Home COVID Tests

10. Starbucks' Pumpkin Spice Latte Returns

11. Museum of Illusions: Seeing Is Believing?

12. Mickey Mantle Card Sells for Record $12.6M

13. $3 Movie Tickets, One Day Only

1. Moderna Sues Pfizer, BioNTech

2. Facebook Censored Hunter Biden Laptop Story

3. China Signs Deal to Avert U.S. Delistings

4. China Audit Deal Is 'Delaying Tactic': Expert

5. Powell: Taming Inflation to Bring 'Some Pain'

1. Twitter Whistleblower to Testify in Senate Hearing

2. Amazon to Shut Down Amazon Care

3. Peloton Plans New Initatives After $1.2B Loss

4. Party City to Hire 20K Workers for Halloween

5. 'Quiet Quitting': Viral Workplace Trend

1. Biden Announces Student Debt Forgiveness

2. Debt Forgiveness Worsens Inflation: Economist

3. College Costs Rising 4x Faster Than Inflation

4. University of Texas Could Be Richest School

5. Texas to Shun 10 Banks Over Energy Boycott

1. Musk Subpoenas Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey

2. Former Twitter Executive Turns Whistleblower

3. Truth Social to Join Rumble's Ad Platform

4. Former Apple Engineer Pleads Guilty to Theft

5. China Entities Added to Export Control List

1. Regal Theaters Parent Considers Chapter 11

2. Ford Faces Over $1B in Damages Over Fatal Rollover

3. Banks Near $1B Settlement Over Banned Apps

4. TikTok's In-App Browser Could Be Keylogging

5. FDIC Says Firms Lied About Being FDIC Insured

1. Diesel Falls Below $5, 1st Time Since March

2. Analyst: Diesel Prices Headed Back Up

3. Government to Stop Paying for COVID-19 Vaccines

4. Apple Vulnerability, Users Warned to Update

5. BeReal Social App #1 in App Store

1. Former Trump Exec Pleads Guilty to Tax Fraud

2. Judge Asks for Redacted Version of Affidavit

3. US, Taiwan to Begin Trade Talks in Fall

4. China Property Crisis Worsens

5. Strategist: China Real Estate Is Ponzi Scheme

1. Retail Sales Flatten in July

2. Federal Reserve Sees Little Evidence of Inflation Easing

3. Economist: Hard to See 2% Inflation in 2024

4. People Pawning, Selling More Items: Inflation

5. UK Inflation Hits Double Digits

1. Biden Cancels Nearly $4B in Student Loan Debt

2. Biden Signs Inflation Reduction Act Into Law

3. New Home Development Figure Plunges

4. Realtor.com: Hottest Home Market Brighton, NY

5. Realtor.com Gives Tips for Homebuyers

1. Fed Survey: NY Manufacturing Conditions Plummet

2. Dimon Warns: ‘Something Worse’ Than Recession

3. 50% Chance Of U.S. Stock Market Crashing: CEO

4. China Unexpectedly Cuts Rates as Growth Slows

5. China Tech Firms Share Algorithms With Regime

1. Peloton Laying Off 800 Employees

2. J&J to End Its Talc-Based Baby Powder

3. EV Startups Going Through Rough Terrain

4. House Set to Pass Inflation Reduction Act

5. IRA Pushing More Gov't in Health Care: Expert

1. 45% in US Concerned About More Tax Audits: Poll

2. AG Says He ‘Personally Approved’ FBI’s Raid

3. Trump: DOJ Asked to Lock Storage Unit in June

4. Wholesale Inflation Fell, 1st Time in 2 Years

5. Gas Prices Fall Below $4 a Gallon

1. CPI Inflation Rate Drops to 8.5%

2. Oxbow Advisors: Inflation Starting to Ease

3. Trump Declines Questions During Deposition

4. Musk Sells Nearly $7 Billion in Tesla Shares

5. Tesla Looking to Canada for New Factory

1. Biden Signs $280B Semiconductor Bill

2. Debate on Gov't Semiconductor Spending Bill

3. Solar Supply Chain Hit by Xinjiang Trade Ban

4. Alibaba Gets Hong Kong Listing Approval

5. Court Rules House Can Obtain Trump's Taxes

1. Senate Passes Democrat $430B Health, Climate Bill

2. Stephen Moore on New Democrat Spending Bill

3. Automakers Not Fans of Proposed EV Credit

4. 2 in 3 Say U.S. Economy Getting Worse: Poll

5. Pfizer to Acquire Global Blood Therapeutics

1. U.S. Economy Added 528K Jobs In July

2. July Labor Market Remains Strong

3. Sinema Supports Dem. Bill After Negotiations

4. China Sanctions Pelosi After Taiwan Visit

5. Amazon To Buy Company Behind Roomba

1. Mortgage Rates Drop Below 5%

2. Walmart Laying Off Corporate Staff

3. Missouri AG Investigates ESG Ratings Product

4. Tennessee Sues Walgreens Over Opioid Crisis

5. U.S. Manufacturing Market Share Shrinks

1. Pelosi Meets Taiwanese President

2. Pelosi's Trip And China's Coercion On Taiwan

3. Biden To Sign Bill To Boost Chipmakers

4. Democrats To Vote On Restoring Oil Import Tax

5. OPEC To Produce Slightly More Oil

1. Nancy Pelosi in Taiwan, to Meet Tsai on Wednesday

2. Consumer Debt Tops $16 Trillion

3. Job Openings Fall in June, Lowest in 9 Months

4. Will Democrat Spending Plan Reduce Inflation?

5. Economist: Reduce Inflation Act Unhelpful

1. Facebook 'Fact-Checks' Recession Definition

2. Twitter Halts Censorship of The Epoch Times

3. Home Prices Grow Less Quickly, Not Falling

4. Amazon's Biggest Quarterly Layoff

5. Economist: Gov't Climate Regulations on Agriculture Reduce Food Production

1. Fed's Main Inflation Figure at 40-Year High

2. Buying a Home Amid Economic Woes

3. Heritage: Spending Bill Would Hurt Families

4. Twitter vs. Elon Musk Trial Set for October

5. Amazon Reports 2nd Consecutive Net Loss

1. U.S. GDP: Economy Shrinks Again

2. Expert: If not in Recession, U.S. Is Close

3. Manchin Makes U-Turn on Dems' Spending Bill

4. Meta Projects 2 Quarters of Slowing Sales

5. Ford Earnings Helped by High Car Prices

1. Fed Ups Interest Rate 0.75% Amid Inflation

2. Expert: Rates Are Higher Than Market Can Bear

3. Looking Back at Paul Volcker 20% Rate

4. China Tried to Build Fed Informant Network: Report

5. Child's Finger Broken by Chess Robot

1. Americans Saving Less as Inflation Bites

2. Senate Advances Semiconductor Chips Bill

3. Expert: Chips Act Misses the Mark

4. Alibaba Seeks Hong Kong Primary Listing

5. U.S. to Sell 20M More Barrels of Reserve Oil

1. Treasury Secretary Yellen Downplays Recession Risk

2. Biden Meets CEOs to Push for CHIPS Act

3. Intel to Make Chips for Taiwan’s MediaTek

4. Tesla Applies for Funds to Grow Charging: Report

5. 1st U.S. Battery-Materials Plant to Be Built

1. AmEx Raises Revenue Forecast

2. AT&T Tumbles, Bill Payment Delays Hurt Cash Flow

3. Blackstone Creating Massive Real Estate Fund

4. Twitter Revenue Drops, Blames Musk

5. VW CEO to Step Down After Tumultuous Tenure

1. Biden 'Doing Well' After Positive COVID-19 Test

2. ECB Hikes Rates for 1st Time in 11 Years

3. Russia Resumes Gas Deliveries at Low Capacity

4. Biden Plans Talks With China's Xi Soon

5. Source: HSBC to Have CCP Members in Branch

1. Putin Says Gas Flows Will Resume, EU Still on Edge

2. Existing-Home Sales Lowest in 2 Years

3. Broker: Home Sales Not Slowing in Florida Yet

4. Real Estate Still Favorite Investment: Survey

5. Netflix Loses Subscribers 2 Quarters in a Row

1. Lawyers for Elon Musk, Twitter Face Off

2. 100M+ People in U.S. Under Heat Alerts

3. AZ: UPS Driver Collapses in Front of House

4. Amazon Investigated for Workplace Safety

5. Amazon Sues Over 10K Facebook Admins

1. Homebuilder Sentiment Plunges in July: NAHB

2. Fed Signals 0.75 Percentage-Point Hike

3. Is a 'Strong' Dollar a Problem for the World?

4. China Ups Loan-Support Efforts for Developers

5. Economist: EU Faces Recession if Russia Cuts Off Gas Supply

1. Judge Sets 1st Hearing in Twitter-Musk Suit

2. China Records Slowest Growth Since Pandemic

3. Over 40K Homebuyers in China Refuse to Pay Mortgage

4. TikTok's Global Security Chief to Step Down

5. Taiwan Accuses China Firm of Stealing Secrets

1. Producer Price Index Near Record Highs

2. JPMorgan Chase Underperforms

3. Rental Rates in Manhattan Hit Record High

4. Senator Joe Manchin Raises Alarm on Inflation

5. CEO: Raising Tax on Small Biz Detrimental

1. Inflation Hits New 40-Year High at 9.1%

2. Economist: 125% Debt-to-GDP Ratio Unsustainable

3. Google to Slow Down Hiring for Rest of Year

4. Delta Earnings Fall Short of Expectations

5. Former FAA Official: Flight Chaos Thru Summer

1. IEA: Global Energy Crisis May Get Worse

2. Small Business Optimism Lowest in 48 Years

3. Director: Trying Times for Small Businesses

4. Peloton to Stop Making Its Own Bikes

5. Mortgage Giant to Cut Thousands of Jobs

1. Musk, Twitter Set for Lengthy Legal Battle

2. Texas Grid Operator Warns Of Power Outages

3. Uber Data Leak Of Former Ceo's Reign

4. China: Bank Scandal Protest Turns Violent

5. Gordon Chang: China Bank System Short On Cash

1. Twitter Laying Off 1/3 of its Talent Team

2. U.S. Economy Added 372K Jobs in June

3. Labor Economist: Job Market Remains Tight

4. Study: Stimulus Checks Had No Positive Impact

5. Amazon Scraps Plans for Newark Air Hub

1. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson Resigns

2. What Next for UK Economy as Johnson Quits?

3. Biden to Save Failing Private Union Pensions

4. Elon Musk Reportedly Had Twins Last Year

5. Why Teens Wear Suits to New 'Minions' Movie

1. Most Americans Blame Inflation on Gov't: Poll

2. AAA: Gas Prices Down Due to Lower Demand

3. Avg Millennial Owes 11% More on Mortgage: Report

4. Soaring Child Care Costs Due to Inflation

5. Released U.S. Oil Reserves Sent Overseas

1. China's BYD Outsells Tesla

2. More Threats of Virus Lockdowns in China

3. Texas Company Pledges to Cover Birth Expenses

4. New Social Platform Focuses on Clean Content

5. Survey: 97% of U.S. Hotels Are Short-Staffed

1. Biden Tells Gas Stations to Lower Prices

2. CEO: Made in USA Now More Important Than Ever

3. Cyberattack Disrupts Unemployment Benefits

4. FCC Commissioner Versus TikTok Executive

5. Chinese Property Developer Misses $1B Payment

1. Minimum Wage Rises in Multiple States

2. U.S. Factory Activity Slows to 2-Year Low

3. Meta Cuts Hiring Plans, Braces for Downturn

4. 4th of July Will Be a Bit Pricier This Year

5. House Flipping Profits Shrinking

1. SCOTUS Limits EPA Reach to Regulate Emissions

2. WH Inks $3.2B Deal With Pfizer for Vaccines

3. Consumer Spending Weakens Amid High Inflation

4. Economist: Gov't Distortion Causing Recession

5. Calif. Lawmakers Pass $308B Spending Plan

1. FCC Commissioner Wants TikTok Gone

2. Chinese Firms Blacklisted Over Russia Support

3. Biden to Ramp Up U.S. Forces in Europe

4. U.S. Emergency Oil Reserves Falling

5. Biden Holds 1st Onshore Drilling Auction

1. Russian Oil: G7 Agrees to Explore Price Caps

2. EU Energy Chief: Serious Gas Supply Hit Likely

3. Sri Lanka Rations Fuel Amid Economic Crisis

4. Buffett’s Berkshire Buys More Occidental Shares

5. Labor Shortage Limiting Oil Output: Expert

1. Russia Defaults on Its Foreign Debt

2. G7 Aims to Raise $600B to Counter China's BRI

3. Alarm in Beijing Over Zero-COVID Policy

4. Professor: 'Zero-COVID' Impossible to Achieve

5. Firms Paying Abortion Costs Face Legal Fights

1. Businesses Respond to SCOTUS Abortion Ruling

2. Bill Gates’ Farmland Buying Spree Hits Hurdle

3. United Pilots Likely to Get 14%+ Pay Raise

4. What Do Workers Really Want?

5. Old-School Lunch Hour at the Office

1. Ken Griffin's Citadel Leaving Chicago: Report

2. Biden Administration to Cancel $6B in Student Loans

3. Musk Says Giga Texas and Berlin Losing Billions

4. Lifeguard Shortage Threatens Summer Safety

5. Fed Chair Addresses Rate Hikes, Unemployment

1. Biden Calls for 90-Day Fed Gas Tax Suspension

2. Expert: No Big Relief in Sight for Gas Prices

3. IEA: Energy Investments Won't Lower Prices

4. Fed Chair: Higher Rates Could Cause Recession

5. JPMorgan Lays Off Hundreds as Rates Spike