Why Twilio May Have a Problem
Opinion: This year’s first tech IPO is no Uber or Airbnb, but one thing about Twilio does stand out as peculiar, even among unicorns.
Analyzing Brexit: A Closer Union or Better Relations
Britain’s membership in the EU is fraught with problems, but so is parting. There is a difference between having a closer union and better relationship; independence or interdependence.
Analyzing Brexit: A Closer Union or Better Relations
Britain’s membership in the EU is fraught with problems, but so is parting. There is a difference between having a closer union and better relationship; independence or interdependence.
Midday Market Report: 6/20/16
Rio declares state of financial emergency
Why a Twitter Deal Makes Absolutely No Sense
After Microsoft scooped up LinkedIn, everyone’s wondering why nobody is buying Twitter. Apparently, nobody is that dumb.
Market Moves Constructive Despite Volatility
Despite the volatility lately, I think the market moves have been constructive.
Midday Market Report: 6/17/16
Sales of iPhone 6, 6S to end in China
The Hot New Trend: Incomprehensible Technobabble
The new trend in business speak is an old concept: If you can’t dazzle them with brilliance, baffle them with bull----.
Exclusive: Trump’s ‘Yuge’ Fundraising Not So ‘Yuge’
The Trump campaign is publicly touting the tremendous success of its nascent fundraising effort with contributions “pouring in” to its coffers, but the money men on the ground and working the phones to convince potential donors to support the real estate tycoon’s presidential ambitions are providing a more sobering assessment, the FOX Business Network has learned.
Midday Market Report: 6/16/16
More Americans file for unemployment
Can You Afford to Live Longer?
While it's good news that you can expect to live longer in retirement and have a better quality of life, it also means your investment portfolio may need to last for 30 years or more.
Midday Market Report: 6/15/16
Investors playing defense
Valeant's New CEO Says Key Assets Can Be Sold
After months of confusion, Valeant Pharmaceutical’s new chief said Tuesday the troubled company is looking to sell assets to reduce its massive debt load—including its crown jewel, the Bausch & Lomb.
Valeant's New CEO Says Key Assets Can Be Sold
After months of confusion, Valeant Pharmaceutical’s new chief said Tuesday the troubled company is looking to sell assets to reduce its massive debt load—including its crown jewel, the Bausch & Lomb.
TradeKing Midday Market Call Recap - $SPX & $WFC
Featuring @BrianOverby & @MNKahnQuick Takes Pro Market Technician Michael Kahn Analyzes the S&P 500:SPX was trading at 2,067.
TradeKing Midday Market Call Recap - $SPX & $WFC
Featuring @BrianOverby & @MNKahnQuick Takes Pro Market Technician Michael Kahn Analyzes the S&P 500:SPX was trading at 2,067.
4 to Watch: Is the Paula Deen Brand Fried?
Branding Experts Karen Post and Marc Rudov on whether Paula Deen’s personal brand can recover from the racism scandal. And Wall Street Journal’s Spencer Jakab on the war of words between Men’s Wearhouse and its founder George Zimmer. In case you missed it, here is a recap of some of the top newsmakers and expert analysis from last night on FOX Business Network.
4 to Watch: What the DOMA Ruling Means Financially for Gay Couples
Marcum LGBT Family Practice Leader Nanette Lee Miller on the financial implications of the Supreme Court decision for gay couples. And Consumer Reports Senior Projects Editor Tod Marks on how to complain to companies to get what you want. In case you missed it, here is a recap of some of the top newsmakers and expert analysis from last night on FOX Business Network.
4 to Watch: Is the Coal Industry Getting Burned by Obama?
Platts Global Director of News John Kingston and ACCCE V.P. Lisa Camooso Miller on the White House’s impact on the coal industry. And want to get a great deal on baseball tickets? MarketWatch’s Charles Passy can tell you how. In case you missed it, here is a recap of some of the top newsmakers and expert analysis from last night on FOX Business Network.
What's Keeping You Up at Night: Affording Medical Bills
Americans between 40-50 years old are twice as afraid of the financial consequences of a critical illness than they are of dying from it. And for good reason.