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Bitcoin briefly dipped below $60,000 last week, down from its peak of more than $126,000 in October of last year.
General Mills lost $2 billion in its latest quarter, but cost cutting and innovation plans served as investor-luring lucky charms.
Just like bucket hats and baby tees, ’90s staple AOL is making a bit of a comeback… to the Nasdaq stock exchange.
Comcast said Monday it’ll spin off NBCUniversal from its broadband and wireless biz, investors are happy with the move.
Users can ask the glasses to live-translate more than 20 languages, provide turn-by-turn walking directions, take calls, play music and more.
Merck KGaA’s agreement to buy Bio-Techne for $11.3 billion strengthens its hold in life sciences, especially drug discovery and gene therapy.
A new car cost an average $49,000 last month, according to Kelley Blue Book, and a truck set shoppers back by about $66,000.
The Big Four accounting firms (minus Coke’s auditor EY) submitted briefs supporting Coca-Cola, which seems confident of a win.
Cryptocurrency Bitcoin is still sinking in quicksand and it’s unclear when investors will feel like throwing it a rope.
State Farm is known for its human touch, and a career as a State Farm agent has gained a reputation for fair pay and benefits.
Cybersecurity experts are raising concerns that the shutdown of Anthropic’s models could open bigger holes in the US’s digital defenses.
SpaceX is expected to set aside 20% of its shares for retail buyers who’ve placed bids for more than $100 billion worth of shares.
The company is opening up its less-than-truckload service to all businesses, letting anyone reserve space by the pallet in its trucks.
The keynote presentation of Apple’s annual developers conference was a farewell sendoff for CEO Tim Cook, who received a standing ovation.
Wolfe Research wrote in a note that bitcoin’s four-year cycle could see the token dip below $40,000 this fall before picking back up.
The retailer notched its strongest first quarter for same-store sales in four years and its fourth straight quarter of gains.
Running AI agents around the clock can consume hundreds of millions, or even billions, of tokens (units of data) a week.
Oura said this month, it said it should have more than 5 million paid members this quarter, with plans to IPO later this year.
Nasdaq and Cboe are introducing binary bets on financial market events, capitalizing on the success of Kalshi and Polymarket.
The Pentagon has been slow to invest in drones, stifling the sector’s ability to ramp up in the US. Now, it’s playing catch-up.
