Consumers are feeling gloomy about the economy. Here’s why they’re spending anyway
Shoppers carry Macy's bags outside of Macy's flagship store on Black Friday in New York, US, on Friday, Nov. 28, ...
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Bitcoin Miners Are Changing The Status Quo As BTC Price Hits $114,000, Here’s What They’re Doing
Bitcoin miners are shifting strategies as the BTC price rebounds back above $114,000 after declining from all-time highs. Instead of ...
China’s tech talent are making big strides — they’re creating apps for the world
San Francisco-based AI design app Lovart officially launched Wednesday, with North American users in focus.LovartBEIJING — Chinese developers are powering ...
From robotaxis to rockets: Morningstar rated these two ETFs as top performers. How they’re positioning right now
He helped clinch the top two spots on Morningstar's best performing ETFs last quarter, and now Ark Invest's Brett Winton ...
The CEO of Sweet Loren’s makes new hires sit through a personality test—they don’t get the job if they’re too corporate
The CEO of the cookie dough empire Sweet Loren’s gives a personality test to all prospective hires. Loren Castle says ...
Chinese tech giants reveal how they’re dealing with U.S. chip curbs to stay in the AI race
Niphon | Istock | Getty ImagesTencent and Baidu, two of China's largest technology companies, revealed how they're keeping in the ...
Prices are falling on some purchases. ‘Enjoy,’ economist says: ‘They’re not here to stay’
People line up at departures gates in Los Angeles International Airport.Daniel Slim | Afp | Getty ImagesEven though inflation hasn't ...
FDA chief says they’re looking at whether to approve COVID shots for next winter
The head of the Food and Drug Administration said Tuesday that the agency is now looking at whether it will ...
First-class seats are getting so fancy they’re holding up new airplanes
A Lufthansa First Class "Allegris" cabin, which was set up outside the show. Peter Kneffel | Picture Alliance | Getty ImagesHeated ...
Ransomware attacks spiked in 2024—but they’re nothing compared to what’s coming this year, tech expert warns. ‘I’m very afraid of the things we’re going to see in 2025’
A report from NCC Group found that December 2024 saw the “largest number of attacks for the year." Read More
