Gold Nearing $3,000 An Ounce As Prices Keep Rising
Gold soared toward the $3,000 mark on Thursday, reaching an intraday high of $2,973 and briefly surpassing $2,954 in the cash market.
This Is The Amount Of Money It Would Take Americans To Quit Their Job To Travel The World
A recent study revealed that for many Americans, the dream of dropping everything to travel the world has a price tag—$287,731, to be exact.
Apple Increases Price Of Lowest Price Phone By 40%
Apple's new low-end iPhone 16e starts at $599 while the older model started at $430.
Sen. Mitch McConnell Won't Seek Reelection: 'My Current Term In The Senate Will Be My Last'
Senator Mitch McConnell will not seek re-election in 2026, ending his tenure in the Senate.
Democrats Issue Warning Ahead Of Kash Patel Vote: 'This Is A Real Danger'
Senate Judiciary Democrats claim that Kash Patel will weaponize the FBI
Walmart Warns Earnings For 2025 Will Be Below Expectations
Walmart's latest earnings report showed robust growth across segments amidst concerns that President Donald Trump's tariffs on foreign-made goods will threaten its low-cost model.
Steep Drop In Single Family Home Starts Reported In US
Privately-owned housing starts fell sharply in January compared to December according to data released on Wednesday.
Walmart Faces Risks From Trump Tariffs
As Walmart prepares to announce its annual sales, investors worry that President Donald Trump's tariffs on foreign-made merchandise could threaten its low-cost model.
Zelensky Accuses Trump Of 'Living In Disinformation Space' After Backing Calls For Ukraine Elections
President Volodymyr Zelensky shared his take on President Donald Trump's views about the Russia-Ukraine war amidst growing tension between the two leaders.
Home Builder Toll Brothers Misses Earnings Estimates As Housing Market Woes Continue
Toll Brothers, Inc. reported lower-than-expected results for the first quarter in their earnings report, falling short of expectations--despite a rise in new contracts.
New Air Force One Ordered During Trump's First Term Might Not Be Delivered Until After His Second Term
Boeing's next-generation Air Force One faces another delay until at least 2029--due to supply chain disruptions, workforce shortages, and project modifications.
Huge Fire At Aerospace Manufacturer North Of Philadelphia Forces Shelter In Place Order
A shelter-in-place alert remained in place Tuesday afternoon after a huge fire broke out at a facility Monday night.
New Homebuilder Sentiment Report Drops Sharply As Builders Lose Confidence
The National Association of Home Builders says builders remain pessimistic about a recovery in the next six months.
Trump Wants Higher Share Of Ukraine's GDP Than Germany Was Forced To Pay After WWII: Report
President Donald Trump's proposed deal with Ukraine reportedly demands a $500 billion payback–more than Germany's post-World War I & II reparations–giving the U.S. half of Ukraine's resource revenues.
Huawei Launches $3,660 Tri-Fold Smartphone
Huawei launched the world's first tri-foldable phone, the Mate XT, globally on Tuesday, marking a technological milestone despite ongoing U.S. sanctions.
Head Of FDA's Food Division Quits Over Job Cuts
Jim Jones, head of the Food & Drug Administration's food division, has reportedly resigned citing widespread layoffs that he believes will hinder regulatory progress.
Breakfast Chain Closing Dozens Of Restaurants Across US
Denny's is shutting down even more locations than initially planned, citing financial struggles and shifting market conditions.
Reddit Blames Google Algorithm Change For Traffic Growth Slowdown
While Reddit's latest earnings report showed strong financial growth, the stock took a dip after concerns over a decline in traffic due to Google's algorithm changes were made public.
European Leader Compares Trump's Russia Talk To Infamous 1938 Appeasement To Nazis: 'Not Even Chamberlain Went That Low'
Recent diplomatic efforts by President Donald Trump to negotiate an end to the war in Ukraine have drawn comparisons to British Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain's policy of appeasement toward Nazi Germany in the late 1930s.
JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon Blasts Employees Push For Hybrid Work: 'Don't Waste Time On It'
Chief executive officer Jamie Dimon of JPMorgan Chase gave a rather frank reply in response to growing employee pushback about returning to in-office work.
Bankrupt Joann Will Close 500 Fabric Stores In US. Here's When Going-Out-Of-Business Sales Begin
Nearly a year after filing for bankruptcy, fabric and retailer store, Joann is shutting down around 500 stores nationwide.
Trump Says He Will Announce Reciprocal Tariffs From Oval Office At 1PM
President Donald Trump announced "reciprocal tariffs" in the early morning on his social media platform, Truth Social.
Mortgage Applications Rise, Driven By Refinances
Mortgage applications increased 2.3% last week, driven by a surge in refinance activity, as more homeowners take advantage of interest rates by the Federal Reserve.
Japan Pleads To Be Excluded From Trump's 25% Steel Tariffs
Japan has asked to be exempt from the 25% tariffs on steel and aluminum after president Donald Trump revoked its duty-free quota.
Stowaway Cat Causes 2-Day Flight Delay
A Ryanair Boeing 737 plane was grounded for two days after a stowaway cat was found in the electrical bay.
Travelers Says California Wildfires Cost Its Insurance Business $1.7 Billion
The Travelers Companies, Inc. reported a $1.7 billion pre-tax loss ($1.3 billion after tax) due to the wildfires that devastated California.
Americans Are Spending More With Baby Boomers Opening Their Wallets The Most
Bank of America data showed that spending growth has increased across generations, but Baby Boomers saw the highest jump, nearly 4% year-over-year.
Burger King Owner Restaurant Brands Reports Strong Sales And Income Growth
Burger King saw an 8% growth in system-wide sales, contributing to a 5.4% increase in year-over-year system-wide sales to $44.5 billion.
Russian Troops Given Sabotaged Drone Headsets Rigged To Explode When Turned On: Reports
A batch of FPV drone headsets sent to Russian forces was sabotaged with plastic explosives that would detonate once the device is turned on, revealed a Russian state media report.
5 Former Treasury Secretaries Warn Of DOGE Activities: 'Gravely Concerning'
Five former Treasury secretaries are sounding the alarm, warning Americans that political interference in the nation's financial system threatens both democracy and economic stability.
