Bucks president Peter Feigin brushes off ESPN hosts' disses about Milwaukee
Bucks president Peter Feigin said Friday that the team is going to use the disses levied at the city of Milwaukee as motivation to beat the Atlanta Hawks and win an NBA title.
Nike is 'a brand of China and for China,' CEO says during earnings call
Nike CEO John Donahoe called the sportswear apparel giant a “brand of China” this week, following a fiasco it was involved in earlier this year over concerns about human rights abuses committed by the communist government.
Nike stock soars to record as US sales boom
Nike Inc. shares surged to a record high Friday as customers splurged on sneakers and sportswear as they looked to refresh their wardrobes coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Southwest pledges no checked bag fees policy will stay
Southwest Airlines will not charge for checked bags for the foreseeable future, according to outgoing CEO Gary Kelly and his successor, Bob Jordan.
Elon Musk trolls Jack Dorsey on Bitcoin, sets debate date
Tesla CEO Elon Musk trolled Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey and Ark Invest CEO Cathie Wood over Bitcoin.
Walmart's new AI predicts grocery substitutes for shoppers
Big-box retailer Walmart is using artificial intelligence to aid customers and personal shoppers and better handle still-surging online demand for groceries amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.
Virgin Galactic cleared by FAA to fly passengers into space
The FAA greenlights Virgin Galactic to blast passengers into space giving the stock a liftoff.
Apple banks on physical stores as economies reopen, retail chief says
Apple Inc is expanding retail operations as the United States emerges from the pandemic, betting that a combination of strategies developed before and during COVID-19 will make its stores more popular than ever, its retail chief told Reuters.
Kanye West sues Walmart for selling knockoff Yeezy sneakers
Kanye West and his Yeezy sneaker label have sued Walmart, accusing the retail giant of selling fake shoes
Google delays Chrome's blocking of tracking cookies to late 2023
In a move with big implications for digital advertising, Google is pushing back its plan to kill off third-party cookies -- which many advertisers use to track ads -- in its Chrome web browser until starting in mid-2023.
Nike swishes to a record $12B in quarterly sales
Nike Inc. posted record quarterly sales, topping $12 billion for the first time in its history, on pent-up U.S. consumer demand for sneakers and sportswear this spring.
Experts warn Big Tech antitrust bills could 'shackle innovation and hurt consumers'
As bipartisan lawmakers push antitrust bills targeting Big Tech companies, experts are warning that the legislation could potentially harm innovation and consumers.
FedEx posts profit as online shopping boom continues
FedEx reported a nearly $2 billion profit in its most recent quarter, after reporting a loss the year before, helped by a surge in online shopping and the growth of its business-to-business shipping services.
Microsoft joins Apple in $2T market value club
Microsoft's stock price on the rise pushed the software giant to $2 trillion in market value. Check out Microsoft's share price here.
Banks pass Fed’s stress tests results with flying colors
The Federal Reserve has blessed the nation's largest banks with a clean bill of health paving the way for a flood of dividends and buybacks.
Avenatti sentencing postponed until July 9 in Nike case
A judge on Thursday postponed until July 9 the sentencing of Michael Avenatti for the once high-profile lawyer's conviction in an extortion case involving sportswear giant Nike.
Elon Musk hints at Starlink IPO
SpaceX founder Elon Musk said Wednesday night that it would be "at least a few years" before satellite broadband service Starlink would be publicly listed.
Microsoft enters the next generation with Windows 11
Microsoft is headed into the next generation with the official unveiling of the Windows 11 operating system.
FedEx suspended service for 1,400 freight customers
FedEx Corp. suspended about 1,400 customers of its Freight shipping service earlier this month, a move that surprised customers and was aimed at easing a congested network taxed by relentless package volume.
Bank of America, Wells Fargo eye dividend boost as Fed’s stress tests loom
Passing the Fed's stress tests will allow big banks to unleash billions to buy back stock and boost dividends.



















