GameStop names former Amazon exec to key role
GameStop Corp. shares rose Tuesday after the video-game retailer announced the appointment of a former Amazon executive to chief growth officer.
Who is Archegos fund manager Bill Hwang?
Losses at Archegos Capital Management have triggered the liquidation of positions approaching $30 billion in value, The Wall Street Journal has reported, and sent the shares of two major investment banks tumbling. Archegos is run by former Tiger Asia manager Bill Hwang. What do we know about Mr. Hwang?
Goldman, Morgan Stanley limit losses with fast sale of Archegos Assets
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Morgan Stanley were quick to move large blocks of assets before other large banks that traded with Archegos Capital Management, as the scale of the hedge fund’s losses became apparent, according to people with knowledge of the transactions.
Dow hits record as US banks less exposed to hedge fund's liquidation
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rallied to record highs Monday despite selling pressure in financials and elsewhere after a large hedge fund was forced to unwind billions of dollars in positions.
Credit Suisse warns on “highly significant” loss tied to hedge fund
Archegos Capital Management may be linked to possible losses for global banks.
Dow, S&P, transports hit record in winning week
U.S. stocks rose Friday as those shares benefiting most from a reopening of the economy outperformed.
WeWork agrees to $9B SPAC deal in push for stock-market listing
WeWork has agreed to sell itself in a blank-check deal that will result in the shared office space provider becoming a publicly traded company almost two years after its initial public offering debacle.
ThredUp CEO: '2021 will great year for apparel retailers' after IPO success
ThredUp's cashing in on the consignment wave in its IPO.
Stock futures trade higher on economic rebound optimism
Investors will be watching for the latest income & spending numbers, along with consumer sentiment
Justices say accident victims can sue Ford in state courts
The ruling could make it easier to bring state court lawsuits against other car makers and companies that do business nationwide
Caesars puts pandemic losses at $2B, wants insurers to pay
Caesars names 60 insurers it says are rejecting its claims to recoup losses under insurance policies it had for catastrophic business losses
Massachusetts judge allows state lawsuit over Uber, Lyft driver status to proceed
Uber and Lyft deny that their drivers are misclassified, saying the vast majority enjoy the flexibility that comes with on-demand work
Stocks spike as financials, materials rally on economic recovery prospects
U.S. stocks shook off a warning from Fed Chair Powell and focused on jobless claims and GDP improvements
GameStop shares soar as video-game retailer hints at coming board purge
Global e-commerce sales surged 191% last year
US regulator opens inquiry into Wall Street's blank check IPO frenzy
The U.S. securities regulator has opened an inquiry into Wall Street's blank check acquisition frenzy and is seeking information on how underwriters are managing the risks involved, said four people with direct knowledge of the matter.
Nike faces social media storm in China over Xinjiang statement
The social media fallout comes as relations between the United States and China have deteriorated in recent years
Stock futures rebound ahead of GDP, jobless reports
Shares are rebounding after Wednesday's broad, late day decline led by selling of tech heavyweights
GameStop board on the verge of mass departures: report
GameStop has reportedly informed the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that several members of its board are expected to leave
Mastercard battles return of $19B UK class action
A two-day court hearing will kick off on Thursday and will determine the fate of Britain's first mass consumer claim
Playboy brand hits revenue record in first earnings report since public market return
PLBY Group CEO Ben Kohn talks expanding the iconic Playboy brand to record highs.

















