‘I don’t see a recession at all’
Larry Kudlow, director of the U.S. National Economic Council, speaks during a Bloomberg Television interview outside the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Friday,
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‘Technically we did not have a yield curve inversion’
White House National Trade Council Director Peter Navarro Getty Images White House trade advisor Peter Navarro disputed that the bond market flashed a recession signal
How Fyre Festival’s organizer scammed investors out of $26 million
In April 2017, roughly 5,000 people spent hundreds to thousands of dollars for tickets to what they thought would be the experience of a lifetime:
Why Apple doesn’t want users to replace their own batteries
Apple CEO Tim Cook Spencer Platt | Getty Images The two recent incidents involving Apple products show a growing risk to the company’s brand: the
Amazon executives donated to Rep. Cicilline, antitrust probe leader
Rep. David Cicilline (D-RI) Getty Images Just two months before lawmakers grilled executives from Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and Google at a hearing held as part
Stocks will tumble if Fed doesn’t get more aggressive: James Bianco
Wall Street’s next make or break moment for stocks may come from 2,000 miles away. Federal Reserve chief Jerome Powell will deliver opening remarks at
Americans support free trade — and are worried about the Trump economy: poll
China’s President Xi Jinping (L) and US President Donald Trump attend a welcome ceremony at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing on November
SoftBank to lend up to $20 billion to employees to invest in new fund: WSJ
SoftBank Group founder, chairman and CEO Masayoshi Son announces his group’s earnings results on May 9, 2019, in Tokyo. Alessandro Di Ciommo | NurPhoto |
The often-hated open floor plan gets a new savior: The office pod
Zenbooth pods Source: Zenbooth The open floor plan has become a minefield of distractions for office workers — the incessant ringing of phones, the chatter
Why YouTube’s Susan Wojcicki limits her own kids’ screen time
If you’re worried about how much time your kids spend on their cell phone, iPad or video game, you’re not alone — and many Silicon Valley
Arctic wildfires emit more CO2 in June than Sweden does in an entire year
Smoke billows from a fire outside Ljusdal, Sweden in July, 2018. Sweden is fighting its most serious wildfires in decades, including blazes above the Arctic
The price of a cup of coffee may keep Social Security solvent
When Rep. John Larson, D-Conn., travels the country to talk about his plan for Social Security reform, he often holds up a Starbucks coffee cup.
What billionaire Ray Dalio taught his son about business and life
Nowadays most people would be grateful for any words of wisdom from billionaire hedge fund manager Ray Dalio, as the 70-year-old is one of the
Weight Watchers new children’s app, Kurbo, faces backlash
Kurbo app Scott Mlyn | CNBC Do your homework! Clean your room! Count your Weight Watchers points? Weight Watchers, which now calls itself WW, this
Alphabet Waymo self-driving tech needs more humans
Alphabet‘s self-driving car company Waymo has built the world’s smartest vehicles with access to the world’s best artificial intelligence, but there’s one barrier that it
Music producers making $100K a year selling their melodic beats online
Robin Wesley in his home studio Robin Wesley Very few people can say they’ve made six figures while only working about 20 hours a week.
Here’s what DJ Khaled bought with his first paycheck
DJ Khaled is among the world’s highest-paid hip-hop artists: In 2018, he earned $27 million, according to Forbes. The 43-year-old Palestinian-American music mogul, whose real
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CEO of WeWork Adam Neumann Getty Images WeWork’s parent company, the We Company, made a splash earlier this week with the release of its much-anticipated
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World Wrestling Entertainment Inc. Chairman Vince McMahon (L) and wrestler Triple H appear in the ring during the WWE Monday Night Raw show at the
GE stock may be recovering, but Harry Markopolos got his digs in
Fraud finder Harry Markopolos took GE stock down more than 11% in one day with a dizzying array of charts and numbers, but also some