Existing Home Sales Jumped To 14-Year High In August, Inventory Tight
Home sales have accelerated due to low mortgage rates and a migration out of large cities
What Israel’s Peace Pact With UAE, Bahrain Means For US Arms Sales
The Arab states in the Gulf already have close strategic military ties with the U.S.
Activist Peltz' Hedge Fund Buys Stake In ‘Undervalued’ Comcast
Cable giant has a strong broadband business, but its media divisions have weakened
Environmentalists Cheer As GE Exits Coal Power Business
industrial conglomerate said it will now focus more on renewable energy projects.
COVID Fears, Stimulus Concerns Send Dow Tumbling
Analysts worry that the fight over the vacant Supreme Court seat will complicate, delay efforts at another stimulus bill
What Is Going On With TikTok, ByteDance, Oracle, And Trump?
ByteDance has made a number of assertions about TikTok that refutes claims made by Trump, U.S. partners
Global Banks Laundered Trillions In Illicit Cash, Report Says
Some of the most well-known banks in the world have been transferring huge amounts of cash for mobsters, fraudsters, criminals, drug dealers and oligarchs.
How Can Companies Revive Sales Growth In Difficult Climate?
Many U.S. companies have surpassed earning expectations but primarily because estimates were too low
As Gun Sales Surge Many Proceed Without Proper Background Checks
During the pandemic, the FBI conducted well more than 3 million background checks per month.
China Seeking To Increase Use Of Renewable Energy
China is by far the world’s biggest polluting nation
What Is Chime? Mobile Bank Now Valued At $14.5 Billion
Chime recently became profitable and is adding hundreds of thousands of users each month.
How The Pandemic Impacted Renters, Mortgage Holders And Student Loan Borrowers
Mortgage holders fared better than renters and student loan borrowers in making payments
Federal Reserve May Extend Bank Dividend, Buyback Limits
The last stress test from the summer showed large banks were generally well capitalized
Trump's Ban Of TikTok, WeChat Apps Raises Questions About Oracle-ByteDance Deal
The government cited national security and data collection concerns in its order; president may make final decision later Friday.
Treasury, ByteDance, Oracle Agree To TikTok Deal But Trump Can Veto
The president and the White House had accused ByteDance of using the app to access the data of U.S. users
Raytheon Technologies To Cut 15,000 Jobs
The downturn in aviation has hammered Raytheon’s businesses
This Is Why Wall Street Is In Love With Snowflake
Cloud computing companies have flourished during the pandemic.
Reports: Treasury, ByteDance, And Oracle Reach Deal
The Treasury Department, ByteDance, and Oracle have reached a tentative deal that would allow Oracle to become TikTok's "trusted technology provider," reports say.
US Companies Going Under Due To Ravages Of The Pandemic
Retail, travel, and energy companies have been particularly hurt by bankruptcies
Federal Reserve Keep Rates Near Zero Ahead Of Election
Two FOMC officials, Kaplan and Kashkari, opposed the policy decision
