- July 19, 2024
Your flight was canceled thanks to the CrowdStrike and Microsoft outage—now what?
Air travelers became the face of the widespread technology outage Friday as they posted pictures on social media of crowds of people stranded at airports in Europe
Early Tesla and Amazon investor says Nvidia will reach $50 trillion market cap
Nvidia’s rise has been astronomical—it’s grown its market capitalization from $1.1 trillion to $3.1 trillion in the past 12 months—and a tech investor who predicted
Janet Yellen is a fan of ‘Diners, Drive-ins and Dives’ and visiting restaurants to go beyond economic data
Janet Yellen has been at the pinnacle of economic policymaking for decades, having previously served as Federal Reserve chief, San Francisco Fed president, and chair
Jerome Powell is suddenly bearish on the jobs market and it’s a welcome sign for Wall Street
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday reinforced a message that the Fed is paying growing attention to a slowing job market and not only
Fed rate cuts: Expect 200 points of easing as economy slows more sharply
Get ready for a bonanza of rate cuts from the Federal Reserve that starts in a few months and extends all the way into next
Civics are becoming a 21st-century business skill
The Fourth of July is a day typically filled with food, festivities, and fireworks in the U.S., as our nation celebrates the passage of the
Cup Noodles introduces s’mores flavor to win over Gen Z
You can ditch the bonfire and tedious rotating of a marshmallow-stacked stick across an open flame this summer. Instead, you can make s’mores with just
SEC sues MetaMask developer Consensys as it extends legal crusade against crypto industry
On Friday, the Securities and Exchange Commission brought its latest lawsuit against the crypto industry, this time targeting Consensys, a blockchain firm focused on the
Coinbase down 9% this month, aligned with Bitcoin’s tumble
Even with gains through midday Tuesday of better than 4%, to nearly $222, shares in the cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase are down about 13% since June
Consumer sales are flatlining, but UBS says it will drive a revival of brick-and-mortar stores as shoppers want to ‘try before they buy’
The number of people buying online is falling—but bad news for consumer spending could lead to a comeback for brick and mortar stores thanks to