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.
Outrage mounts over Google’s health care data grab; largest Starbucks opens in Chicago
Concerns over Google gathering detailed health information on Americans has led to a federal inquiry; the largest Starbucks Reserve Roastery opens in Chicago.
JetBlue rolls out new discount airfare; another major hotel chain tosses toiletries
Morning Business Outlook: JetBlue is getting down to basics with its new fare that offers cheaper prices for fewer perks; Hyatt is the latest hotel chain to discontinue travel-sized toiletries.
Compensation for California wildfire victims; America's largest milk producer files for bankruptcy
Pacific Gas and Electric reportedly offers $13.5 billion in compensation to victims of California wildfires; Dean Foods, America's largest milk producer, files for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Half of world's wealthy bracing for huge sell-off in 2020, UBS says
Still, despite the reservations about the year ahead, 69 percent of respondents said they were optimistic on investment returns over the next decade.
Instagram announces big change; Wendy's celebrates 50th birthday with new Frosty
Morning Business Outlook: Instagram says it will start hiding the number of likes users get on their posts; Wendy's releases the Birthday Cake Frosty to celebrate their 50th anniversary.
Alibaba breaks 'Singles Day' sales record; Tesla rolls out its first cars made in China
Fox Business Briefs: E-commerce giant Alibaba sets a sales record on 'Singles Day,' the world's busiest 24-hour online shopping event; Tesla shows off the first cars made in their Shanghai plant.
UBS hit with $51M fine for allegedly overcharging clients
UBS is accused of overcharging clients between 2008 and 2017.
Dunkin' offers free donuts for veterans; Americans' money worries
Dunkin' offering active duty military a free donut of their choice for Veterans Day; WalletHub survey shows 33 million Americans say they don't have money for a winter vacation.
Goldman responds to gender discrimination allegations involving the Apple Card
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak and entrepreneur David Heinemeier Hansson say they each were allowed larger credit limits than those given to their wives.
Saudi Aramco IPO an offer too good to refuse
It seems that the Saudi government offered a little a friendly little, shall we say, invitation to invest a boatload of money from some of the many princes’ personal coffers
Disney soars as streaming service makes more magic for the kingdom; Coca-Cola dives in to sparkling water craze
Fox Business Briefs: The Walt Disney Company saw its stock soar; Coca-Cola is launching a flavored seltzer brand next year to compete with brands like La Croix and Spindrift.
Atlanta Fed president forecasts a steady US economy for 2020
The Federal Reserve should be taking a 'wait and see' approach, argues the Atlanta Fed president.
Juul halts sales of its best-selling flavor; Amazon announces special Veterans Day deal
Morning Business Outlook: E-cigarette maker Juul says it will stop sales of its best-selling mint flavor; Online retailer Amazon Prime announces a discount for active military members and veterans.
Peter Thiel's venture firm countersued by 'Wonder Years' actress
McKellar served as the only general counsel of Mithril.
Netflix CEO promises more program spending; Americans making big buys online in the middle of the night
Fox Business Briefs: Netflix CEO tells the New York Times the company is likely to spend over $15 billion dollars; a new study says Americans are spending $2 billion dollars ‘night shopping.’
California continuing its investigation into Facebook; holiday season arrives at Starbucks
California details an 18-month investigation into Facebook's privacy policies and says the social media network is not cooperating in the review; Starbucks releases its line of holiday-themed cups.
Walgreens explores going private; Starbucks unveils its holiday cups
Morning Business Outlook: Walgreens is reportedly exploring whether to go private and as held preliminary talks with major private equity firms; Starbucks has unveiled its latest holiday cup.
T-Mobile and Sprint merger gets FCC approval; young Americans' dream job
FCC approves merger between T-Mobile and Sprint after a vote down party lines; according to a recent survey, the majority of young Americans' dream job is to become a social media influencer.
Why humble CEOs make a better investment than their narcissistic counterparts
A new study found that market analysts underestimate the earning power of humble CEOs.
Google workers protesting climate change; early look at the new Ford Bronco
Fox Business Briefs: Google employees pen letter asking the CFO to release a 'company-wide climate plan'; Ford reveals the racing version of its soon-to-be-released Bronco.