Trump rules out firing Powell while pushing him to cut rates
President Donald Trump insisted he doesn’t plan to fire Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell despite his sustained criticism over the pace of interest rate cuts.
Kohl’s turnaround efforts dealt major blow as its new CEO is fired in scandal involving a ‘personal relationship’ just a few months after taking the top job
That didn’t take long. Kohl’s once again is looking for a CEO to end its yearlong decline after the struggling department store retailer fired Ashley
IBM plans to invest $150 billion in U.S. over next five years
International Business Machines Corp. plans to invest $150 billion in the U.S. over the next five years, joining a cohort of companies that have announced
Trump says he ‘loves’ a millionaires tax, but not enough to lose an election
Being a billionaire himself, it’s no surprise President Donald Trump has been against higher taxes on the wealthy. But in an interview published Friday by
The Polymarket Pope: Online bettors are feeling confident about who the new pontificate will be be
The death of Pope Francis is a time of mourning for millions of catholics around the world, but it also marks the beginning of an
Trump’s handling of tariffs and inflation nosedives his economic approval rating to the rock bottom of his entire presidential career
Many Americans were hopeful in voting for President Donald Trump that his economic policies would mean lower prices, lower taxes, and a booming economy. But
‘American Psycho’ director says she’s ‘mystified’ by Wall Street bros obsessed with Christian Bale’s serial killer hero, saying they don’t realize the movie is a ‘gay man’s satire on masculinity’
American Psycho was always meant to be a satire. The film, released in 2000, starred Christian Bale as Patrick Bateman, a New York City investment
Trump administration dismantles office that sets federal poverty guidelines
A massive crowd of New Yorkers from across the labor movement and allies march to demand the current administration to stop the federal cuts as
T-bills have been a safe investment for decades but that may be changing: ‘I think other countries have a much better balance sheet’
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Investor Bill Ackman pleads with Trump White House not to declare a ‘global economic war against the whole world at once’
President Trump’s punitive tariffs—scheduled to take effect from Wednesday—risk mutually assured destruction to the global economy unless cooler heads prevail, according to Bill Ackman. The
