NYC Congestion Pricing Cleared by Judge for Sunday Launch
New York’s controversial plan to charge drivers entering Manhattan’s central business district was cleared by a federal judge to take effect on Sunday, in a blow to efforts by neighboring New Jersey ...
Giuliani Says He Isn’t Hiding DiMaggio Jersey From Poll Workers
Rudolph Giuliani says he isn’t hiding a signed Joe DiMaggio jersey, which once hung above a fireplace in his former Manhattan apartment, despite allegations that he’s ignoring court orders to ...
The Business of History Is Booming
Suddenly there was a wave of noise. Thousands of fans cheered as the theme to the duo’s podcast, The Rest is History, started playing. Sandbrook shook his head, thinking: “What on Earth?… This is like ...
Nippon Rejection Shows National Security Means Whatever You Want
For months, United States Steel Corp. argued that selling out to Japanese-owned Nippon Steel Corp. was the only way to survive. President Joe Biden thought different, concluding that even a takeover ...
Risk Appetites Dim in Week of New Year’s Angst on Wall Street
The turning of the calendar is an occasion to look ahead. For Wall Street at New Year’s, the verdict on the future is one of trepidation.
Year end 7,000 target on the S&P 500: analyst
Jay Hatfield, CIO and CEO Infrastructure Capital Advisor, says the S&P 500 is likely to hit a year end target of 7,000.
Trump Loses Latest Bid to Toss New York Hush Money Verdict
A New York judge rejected Donald Trump’s request to throw out the guilty verdict in the so-called hush money case as a result ...
ETFs Surged Past $500 Billion Last Year as Canada Firms Rode U.S. Stock Rally
Assets in Canadian exchange-traded funds surpassed C$500 billion ($346 billion) for the first time in 2024, a year that smashed records for inflows and new fund launches.
Trudeau attending U.S. relations cabinet committee meeting amid calls for resignation
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau took part in a virtual meeting of the Canada-U.S. relations cabinet committee on Friday, as people inside and outside the Liberal caucus call for him to resign as leader.
Lion Electric temporarily reduces workforce amid CCAA proceedings
Lion Electric announced Friday it’s temporarily laying off around 150 workers in Canada and the U.S., in the context of its ongoing proceedings under the Companies' Creditors Arrangement Act (CCAA).
US Approves Potential $3.64 Billion Air-to-Air Missile Sale to Japan
The US approved the potential sale to Japan of air-to-air missiles produced by RTX Corp. in a deal valued at as much as $3.64 billion.
Zero-Day Options Are Most Popular on S&P 500 as Dominance Grows
Zero-day options on the S&P 500 Index surpassed all other expirations combined in the fourth quarter for the first time ever, the latest milestone to mark the growing dominance of the short-term ...