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.
Twitter makes a move for TikTok; what thinning crowds mean for Disney World
Fox Business Briefs: Wall Street Journal reports Twitter is interested in TikTok and the two companies have held preliminary talks about a possible combination.
Blackstone discussed joining Microsoft in potential bid for TikTok
The move by Blackstone comes as ByteDance is facing pressure from the White House to sell TikTok to a U.S. company or face the likelihood that the app will be banned in the U.S. over concerns that the Chinese government uses customer data for surveillance purposes.
Robinhood app luring and robbing amateurs — like in the dot-com era
In the 1990s, newbie investors took the brunt of the dot-com crash, with some losing their lifesavings, well after professional traders had sold their positions. Now history may be repeating itself in the form of Robinhood, a stock-trading app that has become something of a cultural phenomenon during the pandemic.
Facebook extends work from home for employees; TikTok blasts Trump's executive order
Fox Business Briefs: Facebook will allow employees to work from home through July of 2021.
Hilton sees drop in demand; Adidas sees online sale surge
Fox Business Briefs: Hilton sees a business drop nearly 80 percent in second quarter; Adidas says their online sales are up 95 percent.
Disney sees streaming boom; Clorox wipes still MIA
Fox Business Briefs: Disney's three major streaming services Disney Plus, Hulu, and ESPN Plus surpass 100 million paid subscribers.
Angel investor wants to hire teacher for backyard 'microschool'
The investor's decision to host a private school at his home comes as several large school districts in California, including San Francisco, announced that their schools will not immediately return to classrooms and instead will begin the new term online.
Clock ticking on TikTok deal; chicken sandwich wars are heating up
Fox Business Briefs: President Trump is backing Microsoft's move to buy TikTok but warns it faces a U.S. ban if a deal isn't reached by September 15.
BP cuts dividend as coronavirus speeds up push into greener energy
BP announced a $16.8 billion pre-tax loss and cut its dividend in half.
Lord & Taylor files for bankruptcy; Microsoft in talks to buy TikTok
Fox Business Briefs: Luxury department store Lord & Taylor files for bankruptcy one year after closing its 11-story flagship building on New York's Fifth Avenue.
Tech giant reporting high second-quarter earnings, despite the pandemic
Amazon posts a record second-quarter profit of $5.2 billion resulting from a spike in online shopping.
California governor asks Warren Buffett to back dam removal
Efforts to remove the dams and restore the basin have been in the works for a dozen years
Pharma giant starts its first human safety trials of its coronavirus vaccine candidate
Fox Business Briefs: Johnson and Johnson reports progress in preliminary testing of an experimental coronavirus vaccine.
Dunkin Brands weathers coronavirus, reinstates dividend
Comparable sales have shown improvement every week of this month, reaching the low single digits by July 25.
What is the difference between common and preferred stock?
Investors must decide whether to buy common or preferred shares of a company: here's the difference.
What is a golden cross?
Golden crosses usually don’t occur until an index or security has already begun its uptrend.
Coronavirus lockdown measures lead to a drop in sales for McDonald's
Fox Business Briefs: McDonald’s global sales were down nearly 24-percent in the spring quarter in the U.S., the decline was more than 8-and-a-half percent.
NY concert with Goldman Sachs chief, The Chainsmokers to be investigated over 'egregious' social-distancing violations: Cuomo
Gov. Cuomo investigating Hamptons charity concert with Goldman Sachs boss David Solomon and the Chainsmokers over social distancing violations.
Goldman Sachs revamps employee reviews, opening door to greater job cuts
Goldman Sachs Group Inc is adopting a performance review system that will grade up to 10% of its 39,000 employees as under-performers this year, according to an internal memo sent on Monday, potentially leading to more job cuts in 2021 than the bank has made in recent years.
Universal Studios canceling their famous 'Halloween Horror Nights'
Fox Business Briefs: Theme park announces that its annual Halloween event will be canceled due to operating restrictions linked to the coronavirus pandemic.





















