Business and Finance News for Students by Students
U.S. stock indexes end mixed Wednesday, as investors focused on remarks by central bankers and corporate executives while fretting that soaring inflation is damaging the world’s biggest economy. The Dow fell +82.32…
The FCC commissioner has called on the CEOs of Google and Apple to remove TikTok from their app stores, citing new reports suggesting the video app popular among American young people is…
The 2021-22 NHL season is in the books, and the Avalanche’s six-game Stanley Cup Final victory over the Lightning delivered mixed (but mostly alright) results. The Final averaged 4.6 million…
American motorists are getting a measure of relief at the gas pump, with the cost of filling up sliding for a second consecutive week as oil prices tumble. The national average on…
Dreamers dream. Realists realize. Simply based on the names reportedly tied to a potential NBA franchise in Las Vegas — including noted sports executive/developer Tim Leiweke, boxing’s richest moneymaker Floyd…
In 2019, Wawa CEO Chris Gheysens told a crowd at the National Restaurant Association Show that he considered its stores “as a restaurant-to-go.” Since then, convenience stores have made large strides…
The State of Illinois is suspending sales tax on groceries beginning July 1 and continuing for a year through June 30, 2023. The state announced the pause on its 1%…
On this day in 1864, the U.S. Treasury stopped issuing “greenbacks.” Where The Market Was: 1864 predates both the Dow and the S&P 500. What Else Was Going On In The…
U.S. stocks surrendered early gains to close sharply lower on Tuesday, falling for a second straight session, as downbeat economic data sowed fears about the outlook for corporate earnings. The Dow fell…
Chick-fil-A is opening a new kind of drive-thru experience. The fast-food chain announced last week that it is testing an express drive-thru lane just for customers who order ahead on…