Employees Are Quitting Instead of Giving Up Working From Home

The drive to get people back into offices is clashing with workers who’ve embraced remote work as the new normal.

One Coin's 99% Jump Shows Power of Crypto Memers on Social Media

Baby Doge — one of several Shiba Inu-inspired tokens that have little inherent value — has surged this year while other digital assets have tumbled.

Americans Who Can’t Afford Homes Are Moving to Europe Instead

Prohibitive housing prices, a strong dollar and political rancor have contributed to a wave of Americans relocating to Europe.

U.S. Billionaires Got $1 Trillion Richer During Trump’s Term

The numbers don’t lie: We are living in the Billionaire Age.

Qatar Group Now Confident of Winning Manchester United Race

The Qatari group led by Sheikh Jassim Bin Hamad J.J. Al Thani is increasingly confident it’s won the bidding war for Manchester United Plc, thwarting a rival offer from British billionaire Jim...

MacKenzie Scott Gave $3.9 Billion to Nonprofits in Past 9 Months

One-Third of Americans Making $250,000 Live Paycheck-to-Paycheck, Survey Finds

More than a third of Americans earning at least $250,000 annually say they are living paycheck to paycheck, underscoring how inflation is taking a bigger bite out of Americans’ budgets at all ends of...

The 50 Richest Americans Are Worth as Much as the Poorest 165 Million

A look at U.S. wealth data through the first half of 2020 shows stark disparities by race, age and class.

Free to Work Remotely, Young Americans Are Covid Road Tripping

No kids. No mortgage. Flexible work options. Why stay in one place?

MIT's Drop in Black Students Shows Fallout From Top Court Ruling

The enrollment numbers give an early indication of how US colleges are grappling with a Supreme Court decision that banned race as a factor in admissions.

Novogratz Goes Silent on Twitter After Collapse of Coin He Promoted

The billionaire crypto investor and CEO of Galaxy Digital hasn’t tweeted following the implosion of Luna and Terra last week.

Americans Are Willing to Take Pay Cuts to Never Go Into the Office Again

A new survey shows 65% of workers who said their jobs could be done entirely remotely were willing to take a 5% reduction to stay at home.

Drivers Facing Record Gas Prices Say They’d Pay More to Stop War

Threat of sanctions on Russian oil sends pump prices soaring

Millennials Hit Age 40 With No Home, More Debt Run Out of Time to Build Wealth

The oldest members of the generation turn 40 this year. They’re only 80% as wealthy as their parents were at this age.

Nearly 60,000 Sneakers in $85 Million Ponzi Scheme to Go on Sale

Court-appointed receiver looks to unload shoes from Zadeh Kicks, whose owner is charged with fraud and money laundering.

Elon Musk Has Made Millionaires Out of His Most Loyal Fans

They bought Tesla shares early and kept the faith. After a dizzying year, with the stock up more than 700%, is it time to cash in?

How WallStreetBets Pushed GameStop Shares to the Moon

Short sellers have been called a lot of things. Bloodsuckers. Parasites. Other words not fit to print. Now in the vortex engulfing GameStop Corp., they have a new name: the establishment.

Why Dogecoin Is the Meme Stock of the Cryptocurrency Universe

Should investors consider backing a joke?

Employees Are Returning to the Office, Just to Sit on Zoom Calls

Those at companies pushing for in-person work are asking: What’s the point, if we’re still meeting online?

Musk, Tesla, SpaceX Are Sued for Alleged Dogecoin Pyramid Scheme

Elon Musk, SpaceX and Tesla Inc. were sued for $258 billion over claims they are part of a racketeering scheme to back the cryptocurrency Dogecoin.

‘Screw This City’: There’s Never Been a Worse Time to Rent an Apartment in NYC

Bidding wars and record prices are leaving renters frustrated and without many options.

A New Visa Credit Card Offers Bitcoin Rewards Instead of Miles or Cash

Visa Inc. is partnering with cryptocurrency startup BlockFi to offer a credit card that rewards purchases with Bitcoin rather than airline miles or cash.

New York City Is Roaring Back to Life, One Year After Its Nadir

When the pandemic emptied NYC’s streets last year, some declared it dead. But after a terrible, painful year, it’s now defying those declarations.

Sneakerhead Accused of Running Huge Air Jordan Ponzi Scheme

Zadeh Kicks promised the hottest sneakers at discount prices. Buyers say they never got their shoes and are out millions of dollars.

These Are the World’s Richest Families

The Waltons are branching out into NFL ownership and music festivals, breaking with their historical thrift.

There’s Never Been a Worse Time to Buy a Home in a Poll of U.S. Households

The share of Americans who say it’s a good time to buy a house hit an all-time low of 25% in a monthly Fannie Mae survey.

Drivers Facing Record Gas Prices Say They’d Pay More to Stop War

Threat of sanctions on Russian oil sends pump prices soaring

Americans Are Done With 5-Days a Week in the Office. Here’s What That Means for the Economy

An interview with Nicholas Bloom, a prominent Stanford University economist who has studied remote work and economic uncertainty for years and has become a de-facto “working-from-home” expert during...

Musk Leapfrogs Zuckerberg to Become World’s Third-Richest Person

It’s been an eventful few days for Elon Musk.

Wall Street Influencers Are Making $500,000, Topping Even Bankers

Finance firms have long struggled to reach young and new customers — until now.

Covid Is Accelerating the Exodus From New York and California to Cheaper States

While taxes spur relocations by the rich, lower costs, bigger living spaces and better quality of life are driving other Americans during the pandemic.

Here Are the Most Expensive US Cities for Renters Right Now

Boston leaped over San Francisco to land in second place on the list of most expensive US rental markets, with New York still holding the crown.

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Shiba Inu’s 100% jump intensifies calls for Robinhood crypto listing

Superyacht Sales Jumped 77% Last Year as Inventories Shrank

Billionaire Jeff Bezos is awaiting delivery of a 417-foot sailing yacht. Steven Spielberg also has one on order.

The Snowballing US Rental Crisis Is Sparing Nowhere and No One

“It’s pretty much the perfect storm for renters right now.”

Ex-High School Classmates Are Among the World’s Largest Crypto Holders

Kyle Davies and Su Zhu started Three Arrows Capital at the kitchen table of their apartment in 2012. Now they’re among the world’s biggest crypto holders with a portfolio worth billions of dollars.

A $4.5 Billion Crypto Crime Stars an NYC Couple, Stolen Bitcoin and Rap

Heather Morgan and Ilya Lichtenstein’s world of TED talk-style speeches and music videos collapsed around them when they were arrested over stolen Bitcoin worth $4.5 billion.

Americans Who Can’t Afford Homes Are Moving to Europe Instead

Prohibitive housing prices, a strong dollar and political rancor have contributed to a wave of Americans relocating to Europe.

One Coin's 99% Jump Shows Power of Crypto Memers on Social Media

Baby Doge — one of several Shiba Inu-inspired tokens that have little inherent value — has surged this year while other digital assets have tumbled.

The Man Who Lost $20 Billion in Two Days Is Lying Low in Suburban New Jersey

Archegos Capital's Bill Hwang is groping for answers in the wake of one of the biggest debacles in Wall Street history.

Elon Musk on SNL Spurs Dogecoin Watch Parties After 20,000% Gains

The late-night comedy show has become a potentially market-moving event for the joke cryptocurrency on a wild ride.

Covid-19 Is Creating a New Kind of Financial Midlife Crisis

The pandemic has disrupted professional trajectories, forcing people to focus on other areas of life — perhaps for the first time in years.

Apollo’s Harris Will Pay Devils Arena Staff During Shutdown

Despite NHL games being suspended indefinitely, hourly workers and event staff at the New Jersey Devils’ arena will be paid through the end of the regular season.

Wall Street Titans Warn of the Next Big Risks for Investors

Cathie Wood, Mohamed El-Erian and Scott Minerd share their views on deflation, inequality and cybersecurity.

Elon Musk’s Wealth Is Soaring Past A Quarter Trillion Dollars

He’s leaving the second-richest person in the world, Jeff Bezos, in the dust.

Employees Are Returning to the Office, Just to Sit on Zoom Calls

Those at companies pushing for in-person work are asking: What’s the point, if we’re still meeting online?

It's Beautiful and Virtually Covid-Free. Just Don't Try to Buy a House There

Prices are surging for even the most dilapidated homes in New Zealand, one of the world’s most unaffordable property markets.

Here’s Where MacKenzie Scott Is Donating Her Billions

Bloomberg categorized and analyzed over 700 donations by the notoriously quiet philanthropist.

Crypto Scams Are Biggest Threat to Investors in 2022, Regulators Say

Investments tied to cryptocurrencies and digital assets are by far the biggest threats facing individual investors in 2022, according to an annual survey of securities regulators by the North...

The World’s Bubbliest Housing Markets Are Flashing Warning Signs

Global monetary tightening is squeezing homebuyers, adding risks that a slowdown could ripple through the economy.

Top Places to Move if You’re Single and Why It’s Not NYC

Remote work has fueled migration across the US, and with rent surging in many places a new analysis found a city in Kansas was the top place to relocate.

Americans Who Can’t Afford Homes Are Moving to Europe Instead

Prohibitive housing prices, a strong dollar and political rancor have contributed to a wave of Americans relocating to Europe.

Americans Who Can’t Afford Homes Are Moving to Europe Instead

Prohibitive housing prices, a strong dollar and political rancor have contributed to a wave of Americans relocating to Europe.

The Robinhood Generation Is Debating Old School Investors on Trading Stocks

The wrangling over the best way to go about investing is not only playing out online, but also making its way into the family sphere.

College Degrees Lose Luster as Inflation Surges and Student Debt Balloons

Nearly half of parents said they would prefer not to send their children to a four-year university after high school.

CFA Study Casts Doubt on Whether Passing Test Is Key to Fund Manager Success

These Charts Show Why Most Millennials Couldn’t Buy Homes at 24

Struck by major recessions at critical points in their financial development, many millennials are missing out again on the chance to buy a home and start a family.

Teen Who Tracked Elon Musk’s Jet on Twitter Is Now Chasing Russian Oligarchs

19-year-old Jack Sweeney is following the aircraft of Russia’s billionaires as they come under international pressure over the country’s invasion of Ukraine.

Billionaire Roman Abramovich Says He’s Selling Chelsea Football Club

Roman Abramovich is selling Chelsea Football Club after almost two decades of ownership amid unrelenting scrutiny over his ties to Russia.

These Are the World’s Richest Families

The Waltons are branching out into NFL ownership and music festivals, breaking with their historical thrift.

Zuckerberg Loses $6 Billion in Hours as Facebook Plunges

Mark Zuckerberg’s personal wealth has fallen by more than $6 billion in a few hours, knocking him down a notch on the list of the world’s richest people, after a whistleblower came forward and...

Tax-Free Inheritances Fuel America’s New $73 Trillion Gilded Age

Almost half of all U.S. wealth transferred over the next quarter century will come from the top 1.5% of households.

A Traditional Wall Street Advantage Is Suddenly Being Threatened

It has been close to impossible for regular people to buy shares at IPO pricing. Now that is changing.

US Housing Market Is So Stressful That Buyers Are Left in Tears

With prices high and inventory tight, Americans say the process of purchasing a house is just as bad as getting fired.

MacKenzie Scott Gave $3.9 Billion to Nonprofits in Past 9 Months

MacKenzie Scott Gave $3.9 Billion to Nonprofits in Past 9 Months

Million-Dollar Home Listings Dry Up for Wealthy Suburban Buyers

Soaring demand is colliding with limited supply in elite towns, pushing house hunters elsewhere.

One Coin's 99% Jump Shows Power of Crypto Memers on Social Media

Baby Doge — one of several Shiba Inu-inspired tokens that have little inherent value — has surged this year while other digital assets have tumbled.

Americans Who Can’t Afford Homes Are Moving to Europe Instead

Prohibitive housing prices, a strong dollar and political rancor have contributed to a wave of Americans relocating to Europe.

MacKenzie Scott Gave $3.9 Billion to Nonprofits in Past 9 Months

How Surging Used-Car Prices Are Turning Vehicles Into a Profitable Investment

Some car owners are selling their vehicles to make the most of the current market mayhem.

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