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Federal Reserve interest rate hikes, SBF's trial, crypto winter, high inflation, a looming recession, and crime killing retail come like coal in one's stocking.

Electric car manufacturer Tesla's third-largest individual shareholder KoGuan Leo is demanding that CEO Elon Musk be replaced by the board of directors.

The company, whose origins date back to 1957, has 90 satellites in orbit, counts 70 countries among its customers and employs 4,400 people, according to its website.

Bayer has reached a $698 million deal with the state of Oregon ending a lawsuit over PCB pollution, larger than any other state settlement over PCB contamination.

Investors got a second-day jolt with the economy slowing as prices and interest rates are expected to keep rising. The Federal Reserve hiked rates by 50 basis points on Wednesday.

Warner Bros. Discovery has increased its estimate on what restructuring costs will be concerning the company's merger.

Consumers are back in shopping centers as traditional retail stocks rebound on Wall Street while outperforming Amazon, Overstock and eBay.

Billionaire Elon Musk has sold more shares of the electric car manufacturer, this time 22 million worth $3.58 billion.

Elon Musk recently made a promise to shareholders of Tesla about his recent Twitter takeover, saying he would "make sure" it benefits them "long-term."

The Department of Justice has indicted eight social media influencers for allegedly utilizing their wide reach to "pump and dump" securities at the cost of investors.

WeWork, saddled with expensive long-term leases and more than $3 billion of debt, recorded a negative cash flow of around $4.3 billion between July 2020 and September of this year.

The Nasdaq 100 Index will undergo its annual rebalancing making changes to its composition before trading begins on Dec. 19,

Concerned parents in Canada have filed a lawsuit saying their kids are addicted to the video game Fortnite.

Carvana's creditors include Apollo Global Management Inc., Pacific Investment Management Co. and Ares Management Corp., all veterans of restructuring fights.

Traders will be concentrating on key economic reports including the latest on inflation and consumer sentiment.

Traders will be watching how shares of Rent the Runway and GameStop react in Thursday's trading following the latest results.

Carvana investors are fleeing as speculation swirls over the used car retailer's survival. Shares fell more than 30% during Wednesday's trading session.

Microsoft has made a 10-year commitment to make the Call of Duty video game available on Nintendo platforms, the first time since the days of the Wii U console.

The e-cigarette industry will be watching reaction to JUUL settling thousands of lawsuits, along with reaction to Toll Brothers earnings.

Stocks closely tied to the U.S. economy dropped sharply Monday, with big regional banks PNC Financial Services and Regions Financial leading the way.