Bed Bath & Beyond bankruptcy could happen ‘this month’
Bed Bath & Beyond is expected to file bankruptcy in early 2023 amid slumping sales and weakening demand
Blockade of Taiwan by China could cost world economy over $2 trillion, report finds
A report by the Rhodium Group estimates that a blockade of Taiwan by China could cause a "catastrophic" disruption of more than $2 trillion in global economic activity.
Most businesses expect 2023 recession: JPMorgan survey
A majority of small and midsize businesses in the U.S. told JP Morgan Chase in a recent survey they expect a recession this year as inflation continues to rage.
Idaho murder suspect nabbed by genetic genealogy; some sites work with law enforcement
DNA databases have been highlighted amid recent reports about the arrest of the Moscow, Idaho quadruple homicide suspect Bryan Kohberger being aided by genetic genealogy.
Consumer complaints about credit reporting agencies highlighted in CFPB report
The CFPB released a report regarding consumers' complaints about the nationwide credit reporting agencies and efforts to fix those concerns.
Oklahoma announces another $226 million in settlements over opioid epidemic
Oklahoma announced new settlements totaling $226.1 million with three pharmacy chains and a drug manufacturer over the opioid epidemic on Wednesday.
2 vehicles stolen from Ruth's Chris Steak House valet in DC since Christmas: 'Unfortunate incidents'
Two vehicles have been stolen from a Ruth's Chris Steak House location in downtown Washington, D.C., over the holidays as the city struggles with an increase in crime.
Silver and gold poised to shine in 2023
With inflation, recession and a volatile stock market expected to remain big themes this year, precious metals are poised to shine in 2023, say experts. Gold and silver, hedges to inflation and uncertainty, could push gold to a record $2,100+ an ounce, while silver may approach $38 an ounce, a nearly 50% jump.
Republican state puts banks on notice over wokeness: 'Won’t be tolerated'
Kentucky's state treasurer announced an aggressive measure Monday to fight back against financial institutions' efforts to push green energy and boycott fossil fuel production.
Biden admin quietly adds workaround, making pricey sports cars eligible for EV tax credits
The Biden administration released guidance Thursday showing that any electric vehicle would still be eligible for tax credits if leased despite the strict requirements for purchases.
New York's first legal weed shop opens, officials hope budding industry will be tax revenue boon
New York's first legal recreational marijuana dispensary, Housing Works Cannabis Co, opened in Lower Manhattan on Thursday, with dozens of others on the way.
US moves to appease allies on EV subsidies
After Europe struck back with protectionism of its own, the US is lowering barriers to keep allies happy as it uses the Inflation Act to decouple from China.
Fashion designer Vivienne Westwood dead at 81
Fashion designer, activist and businesswoman Vivienne Westwood died Thursday surrounded by family. She was 81.
Crypto customers sell claims at a loss to avoid bankruptcy wait
Some customers with accounts stuck in failed cryptocurrency companies are choosing to take a big loss on their investments now to avoid dealing with uncertainties in drawn-out bankruptcies.
Small businesses pay ultimate price as crime wave continues battering communities across the nation
Small business owners spoke to Fox News Digital about shutting down their stores over rampant crime and drug use, which are also affecting business owners from coast to coast.
Exxon sues EU in move to block new windfall tax on oil companies
The EU believes Exxon and Chevron capitalized on an energy crisis and should be fined. The companies, want the money to invest in energy infrastructure.
Finland gets floating LNG terminal to replace Russian gas
As Finland looks to distance itself from Russia and join NATO, it sees energy security as an important step and LNG capacity is crucial to independence.
Why so many accountants are quitting
Even students who major in accounting often find working at the Big Four accounting firms grueling with little compensation and go elsewhere in the job market.
EU foreign-subsidy limits target China but also hit US companies
The EU puts legislation in place to counter the Inflation Reduction Act's subsidies; marks the beginning of a potential trade war with both the US and China.
China’s EV market will slow in 2023. That still leaves it ahead.
China's ev market is likely to slow in 2023 as subsidies expire. Without disounts on electric vehicles, fewer consumers will be able to afford them.



















