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.
Inflation dog may finally bark, investors bet
With the world economy forecast to shrink 6% this year, it may seem like a strange time to fret about inflation.
Potential buyers circling Chuck E. Cheese pizza and play chain
Chuck E. Cheese, the troubled restaurant chain and children’s party venue, is fielding interest from creditors and other potential suitors, according to people familiar with the matter, as some bricks-and-mortar establishments struggle to survive the coronavirus pandemic.
Robinhood trading app makes suicide prevention donation after young trader takes life
The co-founders of the Robinhood trading app said the company is making changes to its “customer experience” and donating $250,000 to suicide prevention after a college student killed himself after the app showed he had a negative balance down $730,000 from trading options.
What is quadruple witching?
Quadruple witching is a market event that could bring increased volume and volatility.
Netflix set to auto-cancel inactive subscriptions; faster wireless speeds coming soon
Netflix recently began asking customers who hadn't watched anything in 12 months if they want to keep their membership, users who don't confirm will have their subscriptions automatically canceled.
Facebook lets users block political ads; Americans could be back in theaters soon
Fox Business Briefs: Facebook users in the U.S. now have the option to completely turn off all political advertising on their feed.
Blowout retail sales numbers for May; Harvard drops standardized test requirements
Fox Business Briefs: Commerce Department says retail sales rose 17.7 percent during the month of May.
These are Warren Buffett's 3 oddest stock holdings
Here are three of the stocks that seem the most out of place within the Buffett universe.
JPMorgan returning traders to Manhattan office next week, 50% by mid-July
JPMorgan Chase & Co., the nation's largest bank, will start allowing traders and salespeople to return to its Manhattan office next week with the goal of having 50 percent of employees back in mid-July.
5 reasons you shouldn't invest like Warren Buffett
He was the wealthiest man in the world for many years, but has slipped in rank in recent years, partly due to his having given away many billions of dollars.
Ground beef recalled for possible E. coli contamination; 24 Hour Fitness files for bankruptcy
Fox Business Briefs: Nearly 43,000 pounds of ground beef is being recalled for possible E. Coli contamination; 24 Hour Fitness files for bankruptcy reorganization.
Arnold Schwarzenegger to become major investor in Genius Brands
Genius Brands says former governor and actor Arnold Schwarzenegger will become a significant investor in the company.
New York hedge-fund traders aim to avoid city tax by WFH
The city's 4% unincorporated business tax raises about $2 billion a year for the city by taxing investment-fund managers, law firms and other individually owned businesses, based on the portion of sales or services performed within the city.
Barstool's Dave Portnoy leads army of new traders into stock market
The sports-betting industry was a $150 billion business in 2019 and gamblers have since March been limited to wagering on South Korean baseball and other obscure sports, causing many of them to turn their focus to the financial markets.
What United Airlines wants to know before you board your flight; how Hilton is making guests feel more comfortable
Fox Business Briefs: United Airlines is asking passengers to complete a health assessment before boarding.
Twitter wants you to read before you retweet; new reading on the coronavirus impact on jobs in America
Fox Business Briefs: Twitter testing a new feature to promote informed discussions by prompting users to open and read an article before sharing.
Target bumps up dividend 3% despite coronavirus pressure
Target Corp.'s dividend hike is a rarity among retailers since the COVID-19 pandemic choked sales.
Goldman Sachs outlines plans for US employees' return to the office
Goldman Sachs has unveiled its plans for U.S. employees' long-awaited return to the office in an email shared by the company on Wednesday from CEO David Solomon, Chief Operating Officer John Waldron and Chief Financial Officer Stephen Scherr.
Prediction on the future of air travel; Best Buy gets ready for in-store shoppers
Fox Business Briefs: Group representing the airline industry says it won't return to being profitable before 2022.
Berkshire Hathaway's Benjamin Moore 'illegally buried hazardous waste': Lawsuit
A former Benjamin Moore attorney claimed in the lawsuit the retailer dumped the waste in Los Angeles in 2001.