No criminal charges expected in Biden classified documents probe: NBC
Although President Joe Biden is not expected to face criminal charges, his likely Republican election opponent Donald Trump faces four pending criminal cases.
Sonos shares rise 12% on earnings and revenue beat
Sonos shares rose after the speaker company reported fiscal 2024 first-quarter sales and earnings that exceeded Wall Street expectations.
Snap plunges 30% on revenue miss and light guidance, as company says Middle East war creates ‘headwind’
Snap reported weaker-than-expected sales for the fourth quarter and issued a forecast that came in a bit light of Wall Street’s expectations.
Amazon cuts hundreds of jobs in Pharmacy, One Medical units: Read the memo
Amazon has continued to announce job cuts this year after more than a year of mass layoffs.
Trump fraud trial judge demands details about possible perjury by Allen Weisselberg
New York Attorney General Letitia James is suing Donald Trump, his adult sons, his company and its top executives for allegedly inflating Trump’s net worth.
Eli Lilly says weight loss drug shows promise as treatment for fatty liver disease
The results add to a long list of potential health benefits of tirzepatide besides helping patients shed significant pounds and regulate blood sugar.
These stocks could be next to join the S&P 500, increasing demand for shares, says Bank of America
An addition to the ‘most replicated index in the world’ will bolster prices for these names.
Biden, Obama and Bill Clinton fundraiser expected in New York City in late March
The fundraiser is expected to take place on March 28, possibly at Radio City Music Hall, three people familiar with the planning told NBC News.
Credit card debt hits a ‘staggering’ $1.13 trillion. Here’s why so many Americans are under pressure
Strong consumer spending boosted credit card balances to a new record high in the fourth quarter, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
Credit card delinquencies surged in 2023, indicating ‘financial stress,’ New York Fed says
Debt that has transitioned into “serious delinquency,” or 90 days or more past due, increased across the board during the year,
