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.
Loss for Weight Watchers; legal win for AT&T
Weight Watchers stock plunged more than 30 percent in extended trading; major legal victory for AT&T after a federal appeals court upheld the company's $85 billion purchase of Time Warner.
US-China trade hopes boost stocks
Trade hopes boost stocks
Amazon receiving pushback in Virginia; Instagram crowns a new queen
Amazon reportedly facing pushback from some local politicians and community advocacy groups in Arlington; Ariana Grande is now the most followed woman on Instagram, overtaking Selena Gomez.
SEC targets Elon Musk; sneak peek at new Peeps
SEC alleges in a filing that Elon Musk violated a settlement when he tweeted about Tesla's 2019 production targets; just in time for Easter, Peeps will now be available in new flavors.
Lyft to file for IPO, but should you buy?
There is a lot of excitement building over Lyft and a slew of other so-called unicorn stocks going public, but should you get in?
Trump should 'take it easy' on OPEC tweets
President Trump can tweet all he wants, but he has few options to get the cartel to change their oil-cutting ways.
Warren Buffett encourages investors to bet on US economy
Buffett’s letter to shareholders
Apps no longer sending personal data to Facebook; Coke's new flavor now available
Fox Business Briefs: Some popular health-based apps have stopped sharing data with Facebook; Coca-Cola's new Orange Vanilla flavor now available.
Lyft reportedly plans to go public; tax refunds on the decline
Morning Business Outlook: Lyft is reportedly close to filing for an IPO; according to new numbers from the IRS, tax refunds are down 17 percent compared with last year.
Warren Buffett's annual shareholder letter
Read Warren Buffett's annual letter to shareholders here...
Warren Buffett releases annual shareholder letter: 5 things to know
These are some of the highlights from this year’s letter.
Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway posted a rare quarterly loss, undercut by Kraft Heinz
Warren Buffett’s sprawling Berkshire Hathaway released its fourth-quarter earnings on Saturday, .
These are Warren Buffett's biggest stock holdings
And with Berkshire’s $116 billion pile of cash, shareholders are eager to find out on Saturday in Buffett’s annual letter whether the “Oracle of Omaha” made any significant purchases in 2018.
YouTube takes action against questionable content; Burger King turns up the heat on KFC
YouTube deletes more than 400 channels after major companies pull ads; Burger King takes jab at KFC in new campaign to promote its new flame-grilled chicken sandwich.
Bad news for Tesla; beware of new regulations the FDA may impose on sunscreens
Consumer Reports is reportedly reversing course on the Model 3 Tesla and will no longer recommend the car; FDA is cracking down on sunscreen companies with proposed new regulations.
What Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, Zuckerberg gave to charity last year
America’s most generous billionaires gave half as much to charity in 2018 as they did in 2017. Here is a breakdown.
Johnson & Johnson still can't escape shadow of its baby powder lawsuits; highest-paying jobs for women
Fox Business Briefs: Johnson & Johnson receives subpoenas from the SEC and DOJ; new study based on Bureau of Labor statistics data shows the highest-paying jobs for women in the U.S.
Apple, Goldman Sachs teaming up on credit card for the iPhone: Report
The card will reportedly be rolled out for employee testing in the next few weeks.
Walmart to host 'Baby Savings Day'; new break-up service wants to help people end their relationship
Select Walmart stores across the country will be hosting a 'Baby Savings Day'; new on-demand service in New York City called Onward helps customers with all the logistics of a breakup.
Google admits a mistake; Payless gives deadline on how long they'll honor gift cards, store credit
Fox Business Briefs: Google admits it made a mistake in not disclosing that its home alarm product Nest Guard has a microphone; Payless will honor gift cards and store credit until March 11.