Microsoft stock en route to worst daily drop in weeks
Microsoft shares are down Wednesday despite an earnings report that showed a 2% spike in quarterly revenue.
Peter Schiff: Inflation will be higher by year's end; US debt tops economic hurdles
Outspoken economist Peter Schiff of Euro Pacific Capital shares his warnings with FOX Business on the debt ceiling and addresses why inflation is not really easing.
3M cutting thousands of jobs, profits tumble
3M, the maker of Scotch Tape and Post It Notes, will reduce 2,500 jobs at locations around the world due to macroeconomic uncertainty.
Yellen rejects minting $1T platinum coin to avoid US debt ceiling as a 'gimmick'
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen dismissed the idea of minting a $1 trillion platinum coin to raise the debt limit without Congress as a "gimmick" that the Fed may not agree with.
Microsoft will invest billions into artificial intelligence firm
Microsoft and OpenAI will grow their partnership now that Microsoft has confirmed the company will invest $10 billion into the artificial intelligence company.
Gold and silver boom predicted as US hits debt ceiling, dollar devalues
Precious metals expert predicts gold and silver will rise in 2023 as government spending results in increased inflation and U.S. hits debt ceiling.
Two charged with evading US sanctions to help Russian oligarch protect $90 million yacht
Two men have been charged with protecting the ownership of a $90 million owned by a Russian oligarch Viktor Vekselberg, authorities said.
Bed Bath & Beyond gets Nasdaq delisting notice: What it means
Bed Bath & Beyond is facing another critical challenge: staying listed on the Nasdaq Stock Market.
Are single-stock ETFs a good idea?
The Securities and Exchange Commission is not a fan of ETFs that hold just a single stock, but they may have benefits for certain investors.
Musk rips World Economic Forum: ‘unelected world government’
Elon Musk on Wednesday, ripped the World Economic Forum, saying it is increasingly becoming an "unelected world government" that no one asked for or wanted.
Twitter offers Blue subscription at discounted annual price
Twitter Inc has announced a new yearly plan to its subscription Blue Checkmark service as a discount to the existing monthly rate, as CEO Elon Musk looks to increase revenue.
Coinbase halting operations in Japan a week after laying off hundreds of employees
Coinbase will stop its operations in Japan due to market conditions after announcing the company would layoff 950 employees to reduce operating expenses.
FTX says hackers stole $415M after cryptocurrency exchange filed for bankruptcy
FTX met with debtors on Tuesday and reported that approximately $415 million in customer funds had been stolen shortly after the company filed for bankruptcy last November.
Goldman Sachs shares sink after brutal quarter
Investors are selling shares of Goldman Sachs after the bank reported a drop in quarterly profits.
Disney pushes back on Nelson Peltz
Disney is taking off the gloves in its battle with activist Nelson Peltz, who says the media giant needs to restore its magic.
Vegas Golden Knights goalie Robin Lehner files for Chapter 7 bankruptcy, cites $50M in debt
Financial woes are plaguing Vegas Golden Knights goalie Robin Lehner. He filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy because he owes $50 million to dozens of creditors.
Central-bank digital currencies are coming—whether countries are ready or not
Central-bank digital currencies could lead to big changes in the most basic activity of any banking system: making and distributing money.
Founders of bankrupt Three Arrows Capital plan trading platform for distressed crypto debt
Su Zhu, co-founder of Three Arrows Capital, now bankrupt hopes to raise $25 million in seed money for an exchange to handle FTX's and others' distressed crypto assets.
Bed Bath & Beyond reportedly selling assets to private equity firm, retailer says no comment
The New York Times has reported that Bed Bath & Beyond is the in the process of selling chief assets like Buy Buy baby to Sycamore Partners in New York.
BlackRock, world’s largest asset manager, buys stake in small-business 401(k) startup
Five states, including California, Oregon and Illinois, started requiring many businesses to offer retirement plans or enroll workers in a state-run savings program, according to AARP.