Elon Musk said his cage fight against Mark Zuckerberg will stream on 'X,' the app formerly known as Twitter.
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Elon Musk Offers to Buy Twitter for $43-billion
Al Root, Senior Writer at Barron's, discusses possible scenarios if a Twitter buyout deal goes through and what a takeover means for the future of the social media platform.
Gas Prices Take Up Large Share Of Retail Spending
Gas prices took up a big share of consumer spending in March. Retail sales climbed 0.5% from the previous month as Americans are forced to spend more money on food, gasoline, and other necessities. Kayla Bruun, Economic Analyst at Morning Consult, breaks down her outlook on consumer spending as prices continue to rise.
Bank of America Q1 Profit Tops Estimates as Lender Releases Reserves for Soured Loans
Kristina Hooper, Chief Global Market Strategist at Invesco, discusses the biggest takeaways from Bank of America's earnings and highlights what investors should watch as BigTech reports this week.
Need2Know: Russian Fires on Lviv, U.S. Shootings & Lucky Charms FDA Probe
Catching you up on what you need to know on April 18, 2022, with Russian missile attacks on the Ukrainian city of Lviv killing seven, mass shootings in South Carolina and Pittsburgh, Lucky Charms cereal under official investigation by the FDA, and more.
Cheddar Quick Hit GSTV of April 19th
Cheddar Quick Hit GSTV
Keys to Helping Crypto Investors Navigate Current Market Volatility
Joel Birch, Co-Founder and CEO of Stacked, joins Cheddar News' Closing Bell, where he explains how his platform makes it easy for users to manage their crypto assets and elaborates on why he believes the price of Bitcoin will bounce back in a big way.
New York Auto Show Puts Big Focus on Electric Vehicles
Lisa Whalen, Automotive and Mobility Analyst at Morning Consult, joined Cheddar News' Closing Bell to break down the famed auto show's emphasis on electric vehicles this year, reflecting a shift toward electrification in the automotive industry.
Fetch Rewards Connects Consumers to Retailers, Raises $240 Million in New Funding
Wes Schroll, CEO and Founder of Fetch Rewards, joins Cheddar News' Closing Bell, where he explains how his company is helping save shoppers money and discusses how he plans to grow the company with $240 million in new funding.
Cheddar Morning Google News Briefings of April 18th
Cheddar Morning Google News Briefings
