NYSE to proceed with delisting 3 Chinese companies after flip-flopping on the matter
In yet another reversal, the New York Stock Exchange has finally decided to delist three Chinese telecom companies.
Treasury Secretary Mnuchin intervened in NYSE's Chinese delisting saga: report
In a weird reversal, the New York Stock Exchange is reportedly reconsidering its decision to delist a basket of Chinese companies.
Stock futures trade mixed as investors await results of Georgia races, fate of Senate
Investors attempt to handicap the Senate in 2021.
More than 170 business execs urge lawmakers to accept election results
More than 170 business executives are urging lawmakers to certify the results of the 2020 presidential election and stop any further delays "in the orderly transfer of power," they wrote in a letter Monday.
US Treasury announces new sanctions on Iran's steel industry
The U.S. announced a fresh wave of sanctions against Iran on Tuesday-- this time aimed at 17 companies that supply the regime with materials for the steel industry.
Square's Jack Dorsey opposes Bitcoin regulation
Regulators have bitcoin all wrong, says Twitter, Square CEO Jack Dorsey.
IBM hires Gary Cohn, former Trump economic adviser
Former Trump economic adviser Gary Cohn is adding IBM to his resume.
Biden says Democratic victories in Georgia Senate runoffs would lead to $2,000 stimulus checks
President-elect Joe Biden pledged that if Democrats win the pair of races, Congress would send a third stimulus check to Americans still reeling from the coronavirus pandemic.
Georgia Senate runoffs matter but if Biden, Dems did nothing in next 6 months they would look like geniuses
The new Biden administration won’t likely leave well enough alone.
US manufacturers urge Congress to certify election results, dispel ‘conspiracy theories’
Key industry group said disappointment does not justify harming U.S. democracy.
What are the global economy's 5 biggest threats in 2021?
The majority of the world is still ensnared in the throes of the coronavirus pandemic, but the biggest risk for the global economy in the year ahead is a politically divided United States — not the deadly virus outbreak.
AOC tells progressives to ‘push Biden hard’ on canceling student loan debt
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez renewed her push for President-elect Joe Biden to bypass Congress and cancel billions of dollars in student loan debt when he assumes the White House in a few weeks.
Manufacturers want Biden to boost ‘Buy American’ practices
Joe Biden's transition team has offered little more than what the president-elect has said in public statements and proposals.
Biden team defends Yellen making millions in speaking fees from big corporations
The Biden team responded this weekend to criticism of President-elect Joe Biden’s treasury secretary pick Janet Yellen after it was revealed she raked in more than $7 million as a speaker from Wall Street firms and other corporations after leaving the Federal Reserve in 2018.
Trump vetoes Calif. fishing bill over seafood trade deficit
Trump said such legislation would increase reliance on imported seafood and worsen a multibillion-dollar seafood trade deficit
Janet Yellen has made millions in speaking fees, records show: reports
If Janet Yellen wins Senate confirmation to become Joe Biden’s treasury secretary, she may find herself with a dramatic reduction in income.
US economy's wild ride during COVID pandemic gives clues for 2021
For the economy, 2021 should be a less volatile year.
Biden names ex-Facebook regulatory lawyer to key White House post
The incoming Biden administration has faced criticism from both sides of the political aisle regarding its appointment of former Big Tech employees.
Struggling NC restaurants fight for congressional help after court victory
North Carolina's small businesses and restaurants ravaged by the coronavirus pandemic's economic devastation are standing up to Congress.
EU, China seal investment deal that may irk US
The EU and China ink a trade deal that may not sit well with the U.S.


















