News


Latest News


Hacked Tweet Shakes Market as SEC Denies ETF Approval

Hacked Tweet Shakes Market as SEC Denies ETF Approval

The Securities and Exchange Commission declared on Tuesday that the agency's account was hacked and that a post made from the agency's account on the social media site X announcing the approval of a much-anticipated bitcoin exchange-traded fund was "unauthorized."

Jan 10, 2024 09:33 AM EST


Global Growth Grinds to a Halt as World Bank Predicts Third Year of Slowdown

Global Growth Grinds to a Halt as World Bank Predicts Third Year of Slowdown

The global economy is expected to slow down in 2024 for the third year as a result of factors like growing interest rates, persistent inflation, dwindling trade, and a faltering China.

Jan 09, 2024 09:56 PM EST


Supply Chain Improvements and Tech Giants' Plans Spark Optimism, Propelling Chip Stock Gains

Supply Chain Improvements and Tech Giants' Plans Spark Optimism, Propelling Chip Stock Gains

On Monday, semiconductor stocks markedly recovered after a challenging start to the year.

Jan 09, 2024 10:40 AM EST


31% of Americans Expect Mortgage Rates to Fall in 2024, Boosting Housing Sentiment

31% of Americans Expect Mortgage Rates to Fall in 2024, Boosting Housing Sentiment

According to a new Fannie Mae study, more Americans than ever before believe that mortgage rates will drop this year. December had a more positive attitude than November, with 31% of consumers expressing the idea that borrowing prices for house loans will fall over the following 12 months.

Jan 09, 2024 09:33 AM EST


Future of Flexibility? Biden's Reclassification Play Paves the Way for Major Gig Economy Shift

Future of Flexibility? Biden's Reclassification Play Paves the Way for Major Gig Economy Shift

According to a US administration official, President Joe Biden will issue a final regulation as early as this week that would make it harder for businesses to designate people as independent contractors rather than employees, who usually cost a business more.

Jan 08, 2024 07:56 PM EST


Stocks Slip Despite Early Green Shoots, Boeing Plunges on Delivery Delay Worries

Stocks Slip Despite Early Green Shoots, Boeing Plunges on Delivery Delay Worries

Monday saw a little decline in US stock futures but Treasuries remained stable as traders adjusted their wagers following last week's selloff. A barrel of Brent oil dropped below $77.

Jan 08, 2024 11:50 AM EST


Travelers Brace for Potential Continued High Costs as Experts Analyze 2024 Airfare Trends

Travelers Brace for Potential Continued High Costs as Experts Analyze 2024 Airfare Trends

It seems that the aviation industry's incredible rise from the pandemic's lowest points is coming to an end. A thorough examination of many data reveals a tendency toward stabilization in multiple important indicators, indicating the end of fast expansion and the beginning of a new routine.

Jan 08, 2024 11:30 AM EST


Congress Strikes Temporary Truce, Avoiding Financial Cliffhanger

Congress Strikes Temporary Truce, Avoiding Financial Cliffhanger

A deal reached by Congressional leaders on the total amount of spending for the current fiscal year may help avert a partial government shutdown later this month.

Jan 07, 2024 09:17 PM EST


US Spot Bitcoin ETFs

SEC Approval of US Spot Bitcoin ETFs Possible Next Week After 13 Companies Submitted Applications

Discover the latest developments in the cryptocurrency landscape as 13 companies await SEC approval for U.S. spot Bitcoin ETFs. Here's what you need to know.

Jan 06, 2024 04:00 AM EST


Dividend Stocks

Top High-Yield Dividend Stocks in 2024 Poised to Generate $10,000 in Annual Passive Income

Discover a robust investment strategy designed for financial success and stability with this potential of 4 high-yield dividend stocks for 2024.

Jan 06, 2024 03:43 AM EST


SpaceX Blasts Critics into Unemployment, But Labor Agency Says It's Illegal

SpaceX Blasts Critics into Unemployment, But Labor Agency Says It's Illegal

A U.S. labor agency accused rocket and satellite manufacturer SpaceX on Wednesday of forcibly terminating eight workers for distributing a letter denouncing founder and CEO Elon Musk as a "distraction and embarrassment."

Jan 04, 2024 05:46 AM EST


National Debt Drowns in Record $34 Trillion, Congress Squabbles Over Lifeline

National Debt Drowns in Record $34 Trillion, Congress Squabbles Over Lifeline

With the gross national debt of the federal government at above $34 trillion, it is a record level that portends political and economic obstacles to improving America's balance sheet in the years to come.

Jan 04, 2024 09:46 AM EST


Real Time Analytics