US Stocks Close Week in the Red Despite Earlier Rally
In a week marked by ups and downs, US stocks concluded in the red, reversing gains from a Thursday rally. All primary indexes recorded losses,
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Borrowers Set Records with Early Student Loan Payments
American student loan borrowers are making unprecedented strides in repaying their loans as they prepare to resume monthly payments after a hiatus of over three
Al Gore: Big Oil and Banks Profiting from Fossil Fuel
Former US Vice President turned climate advocate, Al Gore, asserts that Big Oil, supported by financial institutions, remains entrenched in fossil fuels despite their role
Nasdaq to Launch Arm Holdings Options on Monday
In a move poised to reshape the investment landscape, Nasdaq is slated to introduce options contracts for technology powerhouse Arm Holdings on Monday. This development
UAW Strike Sends Ripples Through Tech Sector
The United Auto Workers (UAW) strike, which commenced on Friday, is poised to have far-reaching implications beyond automakers GM (GM), Ford (F), and Stellantis (STLA).
Planet Fitness Undergoes Leadership Transition
In a surprising turn of events, the board of Planet Fitness (PLNT) announced on Friday its decision to initiate a leadership transition, marking a significant
Biden Addresses UAW Strike with Top Aide Deployment
President Joe Biden weighed in on the United Auto Workers (UAW) strike targeting major auto manufacturers Ford (F), General Motors (GM), and Stellantis (STLA) on
Federal Reserve: Losses Exceed $100 Billion
The Federal Reserve disclosed on Thursday that its losses have surpassed the $100 billion milestone, marking a significant financial setback. Analysts speculate that this figure
GM Defends Position in Ongoing UAW Strike
In the midst of the ongoing United Auto Workers (UAW) strike, General Motors (GM) CEO Mary Barra staunchly defended the company’s position, emphasizing their efforts
Rising Gas Prices Pose Challenge to US Economy
Despite a string of positive economic indicators in August, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is now cautioning that a robust US consumer base could necessitate
