Parking Lot to C-Suite: SeaWorld CEO’s Splashy Success
Working at a company from a young age has its advantages. Tell that to Jim Atchison, CEO of SeaWorld, who began his career at the park at just 18-years old and now leads the company he loves from the c-suite.
Know Before the Bell: Amazon’s Phone, Apple Earnings and Flights to Israel Halted
Airlines halt flights to Israel, and Amazon is bringing 'Fire' to your fingers.
Hardware is Dead – Long Live Hardware
Don’t fall for the hype that software is eating the world. Without hardware, software would starve to death.
Microsoft touts backward compatibility of Xbox One for Xbox 360 games, shows off HoloLens
Microsoft is promising that hundreds of games designed for its older Xbox 360 will also work on its newer Xbox One console starting this year.
JPMorgan Chase Denies New Capital Controls on Accounts
JPMorgan Chase says news reports circulating on the Internet that the bank is exerting new capital controls on certain bank accounts are an overreaction to a "streamlining" and "derisking" process Chase says has been underway for several months.
Know Before the Bell: BofA Settlement and Google Teams Up With B&N
Bank of America nears a settlement with the Justice Department, and Google teams up with Barnes & Noble to take on Amazon.
Trading Slowdown Has Goldman Mulling Further Cuts
Goldman is weighing whether to make a formal announcement about the size and scope of potential cuts among traders, particularly amid a sharp decline in revenue.
Trading Slowdown Has Goldman Mulling Further Cuts
Goldman is weighing whether to make a formal announcement about the size and scope of potential cuts among traders, particularly amid a sharp decline in revenue.
Trading Slowdown Has Goldman Mulling Further Cuts
Goldman is weighing whether to make a formal announcement about the size and scope of potential cuts among traders, particularly amid a sharp decline in revenue.
Goldman Just Called the Bottom in Oil
In a new report Goldman just called the bottom in oil.
Hedge Fund Billionaire Steve Cohen Can Manage Money in 2018: SEC
The SEC green lights Steve Cohen’s return to Wall Street after a bruising and public securities case against the billionaire.
Morgan Stanley Shake-Up Cements Gorman As Long-Term CEO
Morgan Stanley's executive shake-up is being viewed as a savvy move by CEO James Gorman.
Billionaire Steve Cohen Hiring and Plots Hedge Fund Return
Hedge fund impresario Steven A. Cohen has signaled that he’s looking to expand his trading activities in Asia, the latest indication that the former head of SAC Capital thinks he can return to managing money for outside investors after a series of regulatory issues barred him from the securities business for the past two years, the FOX Business Network has learned.
Nasdaq CEO Greifeld To Name Adena Friedman COO on Wednesday
The FOX Business Network has learned Nasdaq CEO Robert Greifeld will name Adena Friedman COO on Wednesday, December 16. This development was first reported on November 19 by Charlie Gasparino.
Perella Weinberg Employee Lawsuits Pile Up
Investment banking titan Joseph Perella is under siege from disgruntled employees.
The $100 Million Feud: Kramer vs. Perella Weinberg
Employee defections, personality clashes and a potential $100 million lawsuit threaten to dismantle one of Wall Street's best known investment boutiques.
NY AG Preps Case Against Credit Suisse Dark Pool
New York's attorney general might be ready to light up one of Wall Street's biggest dark pools in its year-long probe of high-frequency trading abuses.
Exclusive: Maurice “Hank” Greenberg Cues Up for Cuba Biz
Insurance titan Maurice “Hank” Greenberg is the latest U.S. businessman looking to possibly expand in Cuba now that the Obama Administration has reversed more than 50 years of policy.
Life After Lehman Brothers: Dick Fuld’s Murky Investment Secrets
Life After Lehman: Since his inglorious exit as Lehman Brothers CEO, Dick Fuld has kept a low public profile. An FBN investigation explores the travails of one of his not-so-public investments.
How Cyber Criminals Stole up to $1B from Financial Services Companies
It may be the largest bank robbery ever. A group of cyber criminals has stolen up to $1 billion globally, according a new report by Moscow-based cyber security firm Kaspersky Lab.












