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California court rules against Uber, says company must face employee's lawsuit
The California Supreme Court ruled on Monday that Uber Technologies must face a lawsuit claiming it should have covered Uber Eats drivers' work-related expenses.
10 years after filing for bankruptcy, Detroit boasts balanced budget, improved services
It has been 10 years since Kevyn Orr helped the city of Detroit, Michigan, file for bankruptcy. Now the city boasts a balanced budget and improved services.
EU prepares to probe Microsoft for ‘unfair bundling’ of Teams with Office: report
European Union antitrust authorities will reportedly investigate Microsoft to determine if it unfairly bundled its Teams video conferencing app with its Office service.
Here’s why wedding insurance should be on your marriage to-do list
Wedding insurance protects soon-to-be brides and grooms from unforeseen circumstances – like weather and vendor issues – that may arise on the day they tie the knot.
JPMorgan Chase profit jumps, helped by First Republic purchase
JPMorgan Chase said on Friday that the bank’s profits moved 67% higher over the second quarter, as borrowers' interest payments increased from the purchase of First Republic Bank.
St Louis Fed President Jim Bullard steps down, headed to Purdue University
St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard has stepped down to become dean of Purdue University's business school, the bank announced Thursday.
Inflation eases to a two-year low, but will it keep the Federal Reserve from raising interest rates?
In June, inflation was down from the annual inflation rate of 4% in May, but it increased 0.2% on a monthly basis, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
FTC loses case to block Microsoft Activision $69B deal
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission cannot stop Microsoft’s proposed $69 billion purchase of Activision Blizzard, California judge Jacqueline Scott Corley ruled on Tuesday.
June job growth dips to lowest level since 2020, but Fed still expected to raise interest rates again
The economy added 209,000 jobs in June, slowing from the previous month. But despite this slowdown, the Fed could still be on track to raise interest rates yet again later this year.
FTX's new CEO claims company lied to banks for years about misuse of customer funds
A blistering report by FTX CEO John J. Ray III accuses ex-CEO Sam Bankman-Fried and former top executives of lying to banks, executing false documents and hiding their wrongdoing.
Electric truck maker Lordstown Motors files for bankruptcy, sues Foxconn
Ohio-based electric pickup truck maker Lordstown Motors filed for Chapter 11 on Tuesday and is taking legal action against Taiwanese manufacturer Foxconn.
PacWest sells loan portfolio for over $3.5B
PacWest Bancorp confirmed on Monday the sale of a $3.54 billion loan portfolio to asset firm Ares Management after the LA-based bank began selling real estate loans in May.
Inflation woes: Nearly half of Americans canceling summer vacations and changing plans
Inflation is pushing many Americans to cut back on summer vacations and leisure activities, according to a recent survey by ScoreSense. Some have also turned to personal loans to cover expenses.
IBM pays nearly $5B for software provider Apptio
Tech giant IBM has finalized a deal for the software provider Apptio for $4.6 billion from Vista Equity Partners, giving the tech company greater automation capabilities.
Supreme Court rules in favor of Coinbase in arbitration clash
The U.S. Supreme Court on Friday ruled in favor of Coinbase's efforts to stop customer lawsuits while appealing to move the proceedings out of courts and into private arbitration.
Federal Reserve expected to raise interest rates again this year: Powell
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the Fed expects to raise interest rates again later this year after pausing rate increases during its June meeting.
More than half of Americans fear widespread job losses: Survey
Despite evidence of job growth, 75% of Americans said they fear widespread job losses, a Morning Consult survey showed. But a strong labor market may also push the Federal Reserve to keep increasing interest rates, as Americans cope with high inflation, reports have shown.
Overstock.com pays over $21.5M for Bed Bath & Beyond assets at auction
Overstock.com's auction win includes Bed Bath & Beyond's intellectual property and mobile platform, though the home good's retailer's stores are not part of the purchase.
What Disney's executive exodus means for CEO Bob Iger
Walt Disney CEO Bob Iger is focused on giving company shareholders confidence despite losing his CFO and head of diversity, according to an analyst interviewed by FOX Business.



















