No Labels ends 2024 presidential efforts
The group’s co-founder said that it was not able to identify “candidates with a credible path to winning the White House” on a third-party ticket.
Trump loses bid to dismiss Georgia election interference case on free speech grounds
Trump and 14 co-defendants argued that the indictment brought by DA Fani Willis violated their right to challenge Trump’s loss to President Joe Biden.
Borrowers need to act by April 30 to qualify for student loan forgiveness
There’s an opportunity to qualify for student loan forgiveness, but borrowers need to act by April 30, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau says.
Trump defends Truth Social as media company’s skeptics grow, stock price whipsaws
As critics question Trump Media’s value, the company has become by far the most expensive stock in the U.S. to sell short.
These are Mizuho’s top stock picks for April, including home retailers and an energy name
The Wall Street firm highlighted 24 of its highest-conviction bets across six sectors.
Ripple to launch U.S. dollar stablecoin, taking on a $150 billion market dominated by Tether, Circle
Blockchain firm Ripple said it’s launching a U.S. dollar stablecoin, marking an entry into the $150 billion stablecoin market.
Ford to delay all-electric SUV, truck to focus on offering hybrid vehicles across its lineup by 2030
The Detroit automaker said it will continue to invest in EVs, including the three-row SUV, but it is postponing its production to allow the market to mature.
Cocoa and coffee prices have soared to record highs — and Citi says there may still be room to run
Citi says a record-breaking rally for both cocoa and coffee prices could yet have further room to run.
Who put up Trump’s $175 million bond? A subprime car loan billionaire who has run afoul of regulators
Don Hankey made a fortune building a subprime auto loan empire. Along the way, his companies racked up consumer complaints, regulatory fines and were sued by the DOJ.
Disney beat back activist investor Nelson Peltz. Now the real work begins
Disney CEO Bob Iger has a year to show investors they were right to back him and the board over Trian Partners’ Nelson Peltz.
