Bobby Ilich is the Sports Editor for International Business Times.
Dow Plunges 1,100 Points In Biggest Selloff Since 2020
Disappointing earnings reports from retail giants raised fears of a looming recession and as the Federal Reserve has sought to control inflation.
Wall Street Reacts To Fed, Dow Drops 1,000 Points
U.S. stocks plunged on news that the Federal Reserve would raise rates by half a point.
Wait... Did Tom Brady Actually Retire? Questions Surround Quarterback's Future After Deleted Tweet
ESPN reported that Tom Brady would retire but the legendary quarterback has yet to make a formal announcement.
'Spider-Man: No Way Home' Surpasses $1B At Box Office
Despite the pandemic and fast-spreading Omicron variant, Sony Pictures' "Spider-Man: No Way Home" surpassed the $1 billion mark at the worldwide box office.
Bob Dole, Republican Stalwart, Dies At 98
The former Senate majority leader and presidential nominee was a key figure for the Republican Party.
Tech Stocks Under Further Pressure
The Nasdaq closed lower on Tuesday as technology stocks dropped.
Barcelona, Juve Try To Battle Back From Financial Woes
The presitigious soccer clubs parted ways with their most recognizable players.
After Storied Club Career, Lionel Messi Bids Farewell To Barca
Argentine soccer legend Lionel Messi set records at Barcelona that will likely never be broken.
US Job Market Booms As Country Reopens
Amid a booming labor market, employers are using incentives to lure potential workers.
Chipotle CEO Addresses Raising Menu Prices
The company's CEO said it has increased prices for menu items by about 4% to cover the costs of worker raises.
Google Will Drop Auction For Rival Search Engines On Android Devices
The tech giant made a concession to its rivals amid pressure from the EU.
Mexico Soccer Fans Throw Objects On Field, Chant Anti-Gay Slurs
The United States defeated Mexico in Denver, 3-2, in a match marred by poor fan behavior.
Biden With Strong Approval Ratings After Four Months
The most recent Gallup poll showed Biden with 54% approval ratings and 40% disapproval ratings.
Selloff Continues For Bitcoin
It's been a volatile time for cryptocurrencies, with the price of Bitcoin and Ethereum plunging in recent days.
Starbucks Shareholders Reject Executive Compensation
The coffee-chain giant had a proposal that included a nearly $2 million payout for chief executive Kevin Johnson.
New South African COVID Strain Shows Vaccine Resistance
Novavax found that the vaccine was only about 50% effective against the fast-spreading variant that is circulating in South Africa.
Pennsylvania Still Hangs In The Balance
Donald Trump and Joe Biden are in a close battle for a key battleground state.
Wall Street Ends Tumultuous Week
U.S. stocks plunged Friday as tech giants reported quarterly results that offered tepid outlooks for 2021, a spike in coronavirus cases and amid a tense political climate.
Stock Market Nosedive Brings Back Bad Memories Of 1987's Black Monday
Two deals with foreign governments and computerized trading were two big reasons for the market meltdown of Oct. 19, 1987.
Economists Reject Trump In Open Letter
A letter from 765 economists warned against President Trump, offering 15 bullet points that rejected his administration.
