Bank earnings, retail sales and more: Friday's 5 things to know
JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Morgan Stanley will begin earnings season for the major banks on Friday morning.
Crypto broker NYDIG cuts one-third of staff in new focus
NYDIG laid off a third of its workforce last month resulting in the loss of about 110 jobs at the bitcoin trading and banking firm.
Apple to offer Goldman Sachs savings accounts to Apple Card holders
Apple will start offering high-yield savings accounts to its credit cardholders in partnership with Goldman Sachs, according to a Thursday press release.
Inflation sees slight improvement in September but still near record-high level
High inflation in September means the Federal Reserve is likely to remain 'hawkish' in its monetary policy, a financial expert said.
Florida orange production down 32% from last season, USDA says
The U.S. Department of Agriculture reported that orange production in Florida has fallen by 32% from last season, with an all-orange forecast of 28 million boxes.
Netflix's ad-supported plan gets launch date, price
Video streaming platform Netflix on Thursday announced the launch date, Nov. 3, and pricing for its upcoming ad-supported subscription option, Basic with Ads.
Chase Bank allegedly shutters bank account of religious freedom nonprofit, demands donor list
JPMorgan Chase allegedly closed the bank account of the National Committee for Religious Freedom and demanded a list of political donors from the bipartisan, multi-faith nonprofit.
Personal loan interest rates continue trending down for 5-year fixed-rate loans
The latest trends in interest rates for personal loans from the Credible marketplace, updated weekly.
Stuart Varney: Pandemic school closures resulted in an educational disaster
FOX Business' Stuart Varney criticizes what led to prolonged school closures during the pandemic, arguing they caused an "educational disaster."
TikTok looking to challenge Amazon with global warehouse network
The Chinese-owned company operates a TikTok Shop for sellers in the U.K. and Southeast Asia. It has also been piloting an in-app shopping feature in the U.S., U.K. and Canada.
Credit card debt burdens nearly half of Americans, survey says: Here’s how to pay yours down
Credit card debt affects nearly half the country and the average American has an outstanding balance of more than $6,000, according to a recent survey. Here's how you can pay off your credit card debt quickly.
Today’s mortgage rates hold steady across all terms | Oct. 13, 2022
Check out the mortgage rates for Oct. 13, 2022, which are unchanged from yesterday.
Today’s mortgage refinance rates: 10- and 15-year rates stick at 6% | Oct. 13, 2022
Check out the mortgage refinancing rates for Oct. 13, 2022, which are unchanged from yesterday.
Mortgage rates resume their climb
Freddie Mac said the 30-year fixed-rate mortgage hit it's highest level since 2002 this past week, reaching a high of 6.92%. This is up from 3.05% a year ago in Oct. 2021.
First-time homebuyers are back but paying through the nose
As the housing market begins to cool, first-time home buyers are coming back after years of setbacks.
107-year-old Pennsylvania family store describes challenges for mom-and-pop shops: 'Fighting to keep going'
The Centermoreland Grocery & Deli is a general store with more than a century of history in rural Pennsylvania that refuses to keep up with competitors.
Wealthy millennial, Gen Z investors skeptical of traditional stocks, bonds: report
Many high-net-worth millennial and Gen Z investors are skeptical of traditional stocks and bonds, according to a Bank of America report released Tuesday.
9 Halloween restaurant treats to satisfy your sweet and savory tooth
Here's a list of Halloween-themed menu items that are available throughout the month of October from national fast food chains and restaurants.
First-time homebuyers: How to buy a new construction home
Purchasing a new construction home as a first-time homebuyer can be exciting and beneficial. Learn more about the process.
What is LDI? Liability-Driven Investment strategy explained
Defined benefit pensions have to make sure that their assets, such as stocks and bonds, can generate enough cash to meet liabilities - the monthly payouts guaranteed to pensioners.



















