A new app, Neon Mobile, is climbing the charts by offering users money in exchange for recording their phone calls. While it promises substantial earnings, the implications for privacy and data security are alarming.
Jerome Powell's upcoming speech is set to provide crucial insights following the Fed's first interest rate cut of 2025. With mixed stock futures and a looming PCE reading, investors are on edge. Will Powell's words signal more cuts ahead?
Nvidia shocks the tech world by investing $5 billion in Intel, aiming to enhance its AI capabilities and revolutionize data center solutions. With impressive earnings growth, how will this partnership reshape the industry?
This weekend's box office sees Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle and Him neck-and-neck for the top spot, while A Big Bold Beautiful Journey disappoints with poor reviews and earnings. Discover the full analysis of the latest box office hits and flops.
Wall Street's main indexes are on the rise with FedEx leading the charge after impressive earnings. Tech stocks also rally as optimism grows regarding monetary policy easing and trade talks between Trump and Xi.
Stock futures remain stable after a record-breaking session driven by the Federal Reserve's interest rate cut. The market sees all-time highs as earnings numbers support growth across all sectors.
Cracker Barrel's customer visits plummet by 8% following a controversial logo change. The chain faces continued decline, prompting a reevaluation of its transformation plans and marketing investments.
President Trump proposes replacing quarterly earnings reports with semiannual ones, aiming to focus on long-term goals and cut compliance costs for public companies. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent supports the idea, citing potential benefits for investors.
President Trump is advocating for a shift from quarterly to biannual earnings reports, claiming it will save costs and promote long-term corporate management. However, critics warn it could reduce transparency and increase market volatility.
President Trump is advocating for public companies to report earnings every six months instead of quarterly. While he believes this will save costs and improve management focus, experts warn it could reduce transparency and increase risks of fraud.
