Photo by Brent Stirton/Getty Images Congress has sent subpoenas demanding information from Meta (formerly Facebook), Twitter, Reddit, and Alphabet concerning the January 6th, 2021 attack on the US Capitol. The House of Representatives Select Committee Read more…
Dogecoin is the most popular meme coin by market capitalization, followed by Shiba Inu. If you think meme coins are going to the dogs, you might be right. Four of the five most popular meme Read more…
Navient will cancel the loan balances of some 66,000 student-loan borrowers to settle accusation of predatory lending. For thousands of students it is a huge relief. Navient, (NAVI) – Get Navient Corp Report the provider of Read more…
One-third of small businesses posted a sales decrease in the in the week ended Jan. 9, according to a government survey. The omicron Covid variant appears to be putting a dent in U.S. small businesses. Read more…
Consumer preferences are shifting toward energy drinks, a report says, a fast-growing space. Energy drinks are flexing their financial muscles, as health-conscious consumers are expected to pump the U.S. market up to $28.25 billion by Read more…
The lower a company’s leverage ratios, the safer an investment it might be during periods of economic instability. James Sullivan via Unsplash; Canva Businesses cost a lot of money to run, and that money has Read more…
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge Phone companies could have to follow new rules about how they notify customers and the government following a data breach if a proposal from the Federal Communication Commission’s Read more…
The all-American clothing retailer is joining the likes of Nike, Mattel and Adidas with an NFT series. First came the Kanye West partnership, then luxury brand Balenciaga and now The Gap (GAP) is wading into Read more…
Enlarge (credit: Getty Images) For more than a decade, the Internet has remained vulnerable to a class of attacks that uses browsers as a beachhead for accessing routers and other sensitive devices on a targeted Read more…
A total of 59% of U.S. CEOs think consumer and producer prices will continue to rise at least into next year, according to a Conference Board survey. The inflation juggernaut doesn’t look like it’s going Read more…