President Donald Trump said that contracting the coronavirus that causes the disease COVID-19 was a “blessing from God” in a new video released Wednesday, as he talked up a treatment from Regeneron Pharmaceuticals and suggested it should be free.
Facebook Inc. on Wednesday said it would halt political ads in the U.S. for at least a week after polls close Nov. 3, the social-media company’s latest move to limit the spread of election misinformation on its platforms.
Betting markets give Joe Biden a 63.4% chance of winning the White House race vs. President Trump’s 36.0% , down just slightly from a day ago, when the former vice president posted his best-ever figure for this metric — a 64.0% chance.
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday announced that it has launched a new enforcement action against Citigroup to correct several longstanding deficiencies.
The U.S. stock market was back in rally mode Wednesday, recovering all of the previous day’s slide and more as hopes revived for an eventual round of fiscal stimulus from Congress. But oil futures got left way behind.
Big Tech poses a grave threat to markets that might require breaking up the most prominent U.S. tech companies and limiting their acquisitions, concluded a House subcommittee report issued Tuesday.
Big Tech poses a grave threat to markets that might require breaking up the most prominent U.S. tech companies and limiting their acquisitions, concluded a House subcommittee report issued Tuesday.
U.S. benchmark stock indexes fell Tuesday after President Donald Trump said he would end negotiations on a new fiscal stimulus package, sending jitters into investors who hoped Washington lawmakers would strike a deal soon.
U.S. Treasury yields fell Tuesday, reversing course from earlier in the day, after President Donald Trump said he would put an end to pandemic stimulus talks with Democrats.
Shares of General Electric Co. took a sudden dive Tuesday afternoon, after the industrial conglomerate disclosed that the Securities and Exchange Commission is considering civil action against the company for possible securities law violations.
Long-struggling talks to get a second major coronavirus economic aid package passed by Congress looked to have failed Tuesday after President Donald Trump said he was withdrawing from negotiations.
Asked how much trust they had in the president to provide them with accurate coronavirus information, 70% of respondents said ‘none at all’ or ‘not very much.’