The wholesale cost of U.S. goods and services posted the biggest increase in July in nearly two years, led by higher oil prices, but inflationary pressures in the economy were still largely invisible owing to the coronavirus pandemic.
U.S. stock-index futures trade mostly higher Monday after President Donald Trump over the weekend signed executive orders that would extend some elements of coronavirus relief. The measures face likely legal hurdles and questions about their effectiveness, however, while continued U.S.-China tensions might also cap upside, analysts say.
President Donald Trump’s executive order and memorandum to stimulate the economy don’t seem to be feasible or legal, experts said Saturday.
One of Silicon Valley’s most prominent trade-secret cases in recent years came to a close Tuesday, as former Google engineer Anthony Levandowski was sentenced to 18 months in prison.
Square Inc. posted a double earnings surprise Wednesday as the payments company delivered an unexpected surge in revenue for the second quarter in a release that came out a day early due to “early external access” of its financials.
President Donald Trump’s latest tweet touts record gains for the Nasdaq Composite Index and suggests a rebound in the market from coronavirus -induced lows is in jeopardy if former Vice President Joe Biden, and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee, wins the 2020 election.
The rebound in growth in the third quarter is more muted than expected, meaning a higher unemployment rate at the end of the year, said Dallas Fed President Robert Kaplan on Monday.
Amazon is expanding its online grocery service ahead of its second-quarter earnings this week, in a major offensive to win more customers in the fiercely competitive U.K. grocery market.
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates told CNBC that the Tesla boss should focus on his job and let the experts focus on theirs.
New research by data firm ForwardKeys shows flight bookings in Europe and the U.S. falling by 99.6% so far in 2020.
Anthony Fauci made his case to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg as to why it’s time to change the approach to the coronavirus.
Jerome Clark of T. Rowe Price also will seek ways to personalize retirement vehicles.
Targeting Americans who are 65+ will harm the economy, betray society’s values and won’t contain the virus
European stocks slipped on Tuesday, reversing the previous day’s gains on worries about the state of California shutting down.
One woman filed her return electronically in February for direct deposit, and is still waiting.
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