Oil futures move up on Tuesday, shaking off earlier weakness, as signs of improving energy demand set prices back on track to stretch a streak of gains that’s lasted all month.
President Joe Biden and Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen will meet Tuesday with a handful of top U.S. chief executives to discuss the proposed $1.9 trillion COVID relief plan, the White House said, as Democrats aim to rush the proposal through Congress.
Two U.S. carrier groups are conducting exercises in the waters disputed by China, raising Beijing’s ire just as France announced one of its attack submarines had sailed through the zone.
Reddit Inc. doubled its valuation to $6 billion in a new round of funding that comes as the social-media company has added users through the COVID-19 pandemic and more recently has gained attention for its role in the recent Wall Street trading frenzy.
The family of a 20-year-old trader who killed himself after seeing a massive negative balance in his account sued online brokerage Robinhood for wrongful death on Monday.
The $1.9 trillion coronavirus aid package making its way through Congress is set to be the venue for a new debate between Democrats and Republicans — how best to get more money to families with children.
Take-Two Interactive Software Inc. reported a better-than-expected outlook and results late Monday as sales gained a holiday boost during the COVID-19 pandemic, and said it was moving past its bid to acquire U.K.-based racing games publisher.
Analysts and investors debate whether Tesla’s bitcoin gambit is a smart move, particularly given wild swings in the price of the cryptocurrency and the company’s own shares.
Elon Musk’s Tesla Inc. announces that it acquired $1.5 billion in bitcoins in January and said it could accept the world’s No. 1 digital asset for payment in the future.
Analysts and investors debate whether Tesla’s bitcoin gambit is a smart move, particularly given wild swings in the price of the cryptocurrency and the company’s own shares.
Deploying National Guard troops at the U.S. Capitol — which a pro-Trump mob stormed last month — will cost about $483 million, the government estimated Monday.
Former President Donald Trump faces a second impeachment trial in the Senate this week, after the House last month voted to approve a charge of inciting an insurrection.
President Joe Biden on Sunday gave the first indications that he would not entirely reverse the tough lines adopted by the former U.S. administration toward China and Iran.
Stocks rise Monday afternoon, as major benchmarks build on their strongest week since November with investors penciling in another round of aid spending out of Washington.
The stock market’s surge puts nervous investors in mind of the 2000 dot-com bubble burst, but they might be better served paying attention to the aftermath of the financial crisis.