Mark Wahlberg's new role pumps up stock of fitness company
Shares for F45 Training Holdings are up following the company’s announcement to add Tom Dowd as CEO and Hollywood actor and producer Mark Wahlberg as Chief Brand Officer.
Wall Street bonuses fall 26% on inflation, rising rates
After rising interest rates and fear of a recession mounted in 2022, Wall Street bonuses fell 26%.
Brazil, China strike trade deal agreement to ditch US dollar
Brazil and China have reached an agreement to ditch the U.S. dollar in favor of using their own currencies for transactions, a move that officials say will save both sides costs.
Raytheon awarded $1.2 billion contract to make Patriot missile defense systems for US Army, Switzerland
The Pentagon awarded Raytheon a $1.2 billion contract to produce additional Patriot surface-to-air missile systems for the U.S. Army and Switzerland's military.
Credit Suisse helping rich Americans evade taxes: report
Credit Suisse accused of concealing over $700M from government amid rescue takeover from rival UBS and helping rich Americans evade taxes.
Ukrainian refugees fill US jobs, housing a year after Russian invasion
The Department of Homeland Security says nearly 300,000 Ukrainian refugees now call America home a year after Russia's invasion. Many work long hours to send money back to family.
US surpasses Russia as Europe’s top supplier of crude oil
The European Union imported more oil from the U.S. than Russia in December 2022, marking the EU's shift away from Russian energy following its invasion of Ukraine.
Russian oil rerouted to ‘friendly’ countries at no decrease in sales, officials claim
Russian officials say they have rerouted all oil exports to "friendly" countries at no loss to revenue but expect 2023 to be a more challenging year as Western sanctions bite.
Consumer confidence rebounds amid inflation, bank crisis
A survey from the Conference Board on Tuesday showed the Consumer Confidence Index went up in March, rising to 104.2 from 103.4 in February.
House passes bipartisan bill to revoke China’s ‘developing country' status
The House passed the PRC Is Not a Developing Country Act on Monday to strip China's designation as a "developing country" in international organizations like the WTO.
Australian travelers warn about Apple AirTag tracker placed in luggage in Bali: report
An Australian couple that traveled to Bali in Indonesia discovered an Apple AirTag had been placed in one of their bags, leading them to change their plans.
Manufacturers want US to expand trade ties with Europe: survey
A majority of American manufacturers want the U.S. to deepen economic ties with European countries through market-opening trade agreements, according to the NAM's outlook survey.
Fed’s Barr calls Silicon Valley Bank a ‘textbook case of mismanagement’
The FDIC announced on Monday that First Citizens Bancshares Inc. is acquiring large pieces of SVB more than two weeks after the lender’s collapse caused turmoil in the banking system.
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As corporate America embraces progressive politics, a network of businesses is bucking the trend, offering what its CEO described as quality products from "people who don't hate you."
First Citizens reportedly nearing deal to acquire Silicon Valley Bank
First Citizens Bank is reportedly nearing a deal to acquire the failed Silicon Valley Bank through an auction held by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation.
Feds may throw struggling First Republic Bank a lifeline by expanding emergency lending program
Federal authorities are reportedly considering an expansion of the Federal Reserve's emergency lending program to help banks like First Republic Bank shore up their balance sheet.
Valley National, First Citizens bidding for Silicon Valley: report
Valley National Bank and First Citizens BancShares have reportedly submitted bids for the failed Silicon Valley Bank following it's collapse earlier this month.
IMF says risks to financial stability have increased, calls for vigilance
The International Monetary Fund has issued a warning that the risks to financial stability are rising.
Most Americans don't believe their children will be better off: poll
Over three-quarters of Americans expressed a lack of confidence their children's lives will be better compared to theirs, a Wall Street Journal-NORC poll showed.
Apple CEO Tim Cook one of few US execs expected to attend China investment conference amid tensions
Apple CEO Tim Cook is reportedly set to appear at the China Development Forum this weekend in Beijing.



















