China's economy showing warning signs as Trump trade war drags on
Philanthropy
With Delta's help, Martin Luther King Jr. park in Atlanta to reopen
Government shutdown prompts Delta to pay it forward with $83,500 to reopen Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park over holiday.
Jobs
Martin Luther King Jr. park in Atlanta reopens
Four of 10 Americans are now pursuing freelance gigs.
Media & Advertising
Netflix: Fortnite is a bigger competitor than HBO
Netflix said it had a base of roughly 139 million paid members globally through the end of 2018.
Opinion
John Sculley: Tim Cook's FTC request on consumer privacy 'makes so much sense'
Let's connect the dots.
Oil & gas industry sidesteps government shutdown
Despite the shutdown, federal oil and gas employees are hard at work.
What Gilette's PC 'toxic masculinity' ad gets wrong about advertising
PR and advertising should be about understanding and attracting consumers, not lecturing them.
Business Leaders
Robert Shiller: Vanguard's John Bogle "stay the course" style still sage advice
Yale University economics professor Robert Shiller admired Vanguard Group founder John Bogle for his investors’ rights crusade that span three decades.
Career
Rock star trades drum sticks for brushes to help veterans
Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen is taking his collection of paintings on the road for a good cause.
Shutdown drama
All the ways the government shutdown is hurting the economy
From airline profits to mom-and-pop shops: Businesses of all kinds are getting hit.
Small business government shutdown cheat sheet
Small business owners share tips to survive the partial shutdown.
Lawmakers who are forgoing pay amid shutdown
The list has grown to more than 70 members.
Food and Beverage
Marley's cannabis-infused drink will be in stores soon
The product will initially be available in Colorado, Oregon, Washington and Michigan where cannabis is legal for use by adults of legal age.
Brexit Deal Rejected: What's Next?
Why British PM May should opt for no-deal Brexit
The best option now is a so-called hard Brexit, says the former Margaret Thatcher.
Brexit deal soundly rejected by British lawmakers
The rejection was widely expected and dealt the British government its biggest defeat in the House of Commons in more than a century.
The Brexit Vote: How much should we care?
The future of the U.K. is uber important for global investors.
Technology
5G wireless spectrum expected to roll out in 2019 and 2020
AT&T, Dish, T-Mobile and Verizon are among the wireless carriers bidding for the millimeter-wave spectrum bands.
Real Estate
New York City's iconic Chrysler Building is up for sale
The owners of the building have reportedly hired CBRE Group Inc. to market the property.
Opinion
Sears' bankruptcy: The true cost
The retailer’s death spiral may include its gift cards.
California's Gavin Newsom may be good for politics, but not so much for business
Enter Gavin Newsom, now California’s 40th governor, and his spending plans.
Opinion - 10 business techs for entrepreneurs at CES 2019
It is the CONSUMER Electronics Show, but some of these technologies stand to impact my business - and yours - in the near future.
Business Leaders
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon: Tight credit market not a concern
Sentiment is changing dramatically.
Media & Advertising
Verizon adds 1.2M wireless customers in 4Q
Of the 1.2 million net additions, roughly 650,000 were phone subscribers on monthly payment plans.
Jobs
2019 jobs most prevalent in these cities
A new study published by ManpowerGroup looked at the cities that will have the best hiring opportunities this year.
The Fed
Powell says Fed will be ‘patient’ with monetary policy in 2019
Powell seemingly acknowledged that despite strong economic data, investors are anxious after Wall Street experienced a rocky month in December
Personal Finance
Here's why your tax refund may be delayed
You still have to pay, but your refund may get held up.
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