White House touts plan to provide $1K investment accounts for newborns
White House to host event with CEOs to promote "Trump Accounts" policy giving newborn U.S. citizens $1,000 investment funds for education, housing and business expenses.
Apple hearing sounds of success thanks to its new wireless earbuds
Fox Business Briefs: Apple seeing higher than expected demand for its $249 noise-canceling AirPods Pro.
Ray Dalio fires back over hedge fund's reported $1.5B bet
The hedge fund titan fires back over a report of a $1.5 billion bet.
Tesla unveils cyber-truck; 'Frozen 2' officially hits theaters
Tesla unveils its cyber-truck in Los Angeles with the base model starting at $40,000. Disney’s 'Frozen 2' officially hits theaters nationwide and expects to bring in $100 million in revenue for domestic opening.
Wall Street bets Goldman is eyeing retail acquisition
Goldman Sachs eyes E-Trade, US Bancorp amid industry consolidation.
Bad news fueled businesses to become more resilient: Expert
If there's one thing the consumer can count on, Chris Davis said it's the bad headlines aren't going away.
What's your college degree worth? Here’s how to find out
U.S. student debt officially hit more than $1 trillion and the Education Department wants help you tame the money monstrosity.
Dozens of British Airways flights delayed or canceled
Fox Business Briefs: Technical issues plaguing British Airways ahead of the busy holiday travel season.
Poll: More than half of Americans behind in retirement savings; Taco Bell to add chicken strips to menu
A poll from Bankrate notes that 52 percent of people are behind in their future savings goal. Taco Bell will add crispy tortilla chicken strips to their menu in 2020.
Charles Schwab buying TD Ameritrade for $26B: EXCLUSIVE
TD Ameritrade, which began as First Omaha Securities, was founded by Joe Ricketts in1975.
$6M Ponzi scheme ripped off seniors, lost half its money to 'calamitous trading strategy,' SEC says
The scheme duped seniors out of their retirement savings, the feds said.
Charles Payne: Science fiction is becoming reality – and we shouldn’t fear that
“No matter how many scary movies Hollywood makes or investigations Congress [has] launched, the future is going to look a lot different, and you are going to be a part of it anyway,” Charles Payne said.
Retail data breach right before the kickoff of the critical holiday shopping season
Fox Business Briefs: Hackers may have accessed the personal information of a small number of Macy’s customers during online checkout.
Nasdaq closes at new record high; Mattel takes politics out of UNO
The Nasdaq Composite hits record close for third consecutive day. Toy manufacturing company Mattel releases nonpartisan version of the card game UNO.
Burger King hit with lawsuit over grilling methods; security concerns over Disney's new streaming service
A vegan customer is suing Burger King for cooking its meatless Whoppers on the same grills as their regular burgers; thousands of Disney+ user accounts have reportedly been stolen by hackers.
Hackers disrupt Disney+ service putting thousands of accounts up for sale
Fox Business Briefs: Disney+ subscribers locked out of their accounts because hackers cracked their passwords and shared their info online.
Ford unveiling all-electric Mustang; Dunkin' ditching hot foam cups
American automaker Ford unveiling the all-electric Mustang Mach-E. Dunkin' will replace hot foam cups with double-walled paper cups.
This app recommends stocks based on your Zodiac sign. But it's not what you think
The app, Bull & Moon, launched in October as a project from Brooklyn-based art group MSCHF.
Apple Card controversy: Artificial intelligence learned its gender bias from Silicon Valley, tech expert says
An expert who works with Fortune 500 companies to eliminate bias in their technology and systems, gives he thoughts on the Apple Card's gender issue.
Buffett hoarding billions in cash despite Restoration Hardware play
Berkshire Hathaway recently opened positions in Restoration Hardware and Occidental Petroleum.
Why going public has lost its luster
"Becoming a public company is a rigorous exercise," said SEC Chairman Jay Clayton.