Twitter says employees might only get half their annual bonus: report
Twitter has told employees that they may only get half of their annual bonuses due to current economic uncertainty
AMC CEO optimistic on future as rival Cineworld shares sink
Cineworld, owner of Regal Cinemas, expects lower levels of admission through November 2022 due to a "limited film slate." It's reportedly planning to file for bankruptcy.
Rising interest rates: Why ETFs are good investments during rocky times
While exchange-traded funds are a good way to diversify a portfolio, there's still no foolproof way to beat high inflation when it comes to investment moves.
Axsome's depression drug enters competitive market after US approval
the Food and Drug Administration approved Axsome Therapeutics anti-depression drug Auvelity which reduces symptions as early as one week.
GM restores dividend, resumes stock buybacks
General Motors is bringing back a quarterly dividend to return capital to shareholders while also eyeing opportunistic stock purchases.
Bed Bath & Beyond's wild week: What to know
Bed Bath & Beyond shares have jumped more than 268% this month with much of the volatility driven by the retailer’s second largest shareholder, Ryan Cohen’s RC Ventures.
Cryptos fall, BBBY shares continue drop and more: Friday's 5 things to know
Traders will watch the drop in cryptocurrencies and the continued fall in shares of Bed, Bath & Beyond after investor Ryan Cohen sold shares.
Plan for rail contract deal doesn't address concerns: union
A report issued by a Biden-appointed board to help get stalled railroad contract talks going is getting pushback by union officials.
GM, LG Energy Solution looking at Indiana for battery plant
General Motors and LG Energy Solutions are developing plans to build a fourth U.S. battery plant potentially in New Carlisle, Indiana.
Biden administration plans for end of COVID-19 shot, treatment coverage — WSJ
Americans may have to pay the bill for COVID-19 treatments and shots as the Biden administration plans a government pullback.
Kohl's cuts annual forecasts as inflation squeezes demand
High inflation has made Americans less inclined to spend on clothing, shoes and other non-essentials, pressuring demand at retailers and leaving them with bloated inventories.
Bed Bath & Beyond slides after Ryan Cohen files for stake sale
Ryan Cohen of RC Ventures, the second largest investor in Bed Bath and Beyond, filed a proposed sale of his nearly 9.5 million shares.
Bed Bath & Beyond shares spike again amid retail investor frenzy
Bed, Bath & Beyond retail trading activity comes after Chewy.com co-founder and GameStop chairman Ryan Cohen's RC Ventures purchased call options on more than 1.6 million shares.
Target profit slumps as discounts fail to spur spending by inflation-weary consumers
U.S. retailers including Target and Best Buy Co Inc. cut their profitability forecasts in recent weeks as consumers curtailed spending on items like apparel and electronics.
Lowe's posts surprise drop in comparable sales on slowing demand
Lowe's same-store sales decreased 0.3% in the second quarter, compared with analysts' average estimate of a 2.4% increase, according to Refinitiv IBES data.
Lowe's, Target earnings, retail sales and more: Wednesday's 5 things to know
Traders will have retailers on the mind in Wednesday's session as monthly sales are reported as well as earnings from Lowe's and Target.
Southwest Airlines offers fall and winter fares for special sale price
Southwest Airlines is offering special fares in an attempt to boost travel once the summer peak season comes to an end. One-way tickets are being offered for as low as $59.
Plan to get railroad contract dispute moving involves 24% raises
The White House has appointed a special board to try and prevent a strike among major U.S. railroads that could hinder supply chains.
Amazon workers file for union election in upstate New York
The union movement among Amazon workers is continuing and now includes workers at a warehouse in upstate New York who have filed a petition for a union vote.
Retirement accounts take hit with inflation, but investors stay the course
Retirement accounts have taken a brutal beating in the volatile 2022 markets, but a new study shows investors are still committing over the long haul.


















