Stocks fell slightly after jobless claims numbers and ahead of remarks from Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
Share:
More In Business
PWC Forecasts Entertainment and Media Market
PWC Forecasts Entertainment and Media Market
Gannett Sues Google, Alphabet Claiming They Have a Monopoly on Digital Advertising
Gannett has filed a civil lawsuit against Google and its parent company Alphabet, claiming that they unlawfully hold monopolies in the advertising technology tools that publishers and advertisers use to buy and sell online ad space.
Stretching Your Dollar: How to Prepare Financially for Losing a Job
Layoffs have sent waves of concern among workers, making many people wonder what they'd do if they lost their job.
Be Well: Assessing the State of the Economy With Marty Cantor
Be Well: Assessing the State of the Economy With Marty Cantor
Apple, the Tech Giant, Is Trying to Trademark Images of Apples, the Fruit
Apple, the tech giant, is trying to trademark images of apples, the fruit. The company has been pursuing the trademark since 2017, and its latest battleground is Switzerland, where its appealing a partial trademark that would only cover black-and-white depictions of Granny Smith apples.
Stock Market Today: Wall Street Falls After Its Big Rally
Stocks are slipping Tuesday in Wall Street’s first trading after a five-week rally carried it to its highest level since the spring of last year.
Airbus Wins Record Order for 500 Jets From India's IndiGo at Paris Air Show
India's IndiGo airline is buying 500 passenger jets from European planemaker Airbus, the two companies said Monday, in a record-setting order that underscores surging demand for air travel fueled by the country's economic growth.
Chinese E-Commerce Giant Alibaba Announces New CEO and Chairman
China’s Alibaba Group has announced a major management reshuffle as the e-commerce giant restructures into six different business divisions to adapt to fast-changing technologies.
Amazon, Marriott and Other Companies Vow to Hire Thousands of Refugees in Europe
Multinational companies including Amazon, Marriott and Hilton pledged Monday to hire more than 13,000 refugees, including Ukrainian women who have fled the war with Russia, over the next three years in Europe.
