Thursday’s GDP report expected to show the U.S. economy at a crossroads
The consensus outlook for the fourth quarter is that gross domestic product grew at a 2% seasonally adjusted annualized pace.
How chaos in the Red Sea is putting the U.S. Navy to the test
As the U.S. Navy engages targets in the Red Sea, a bigger test looms in the Pacific as China builds up its vaunted rocket force.
British billionaire Joe Lewis pleads guilty to insider trading, securities fraud
British billionaire Joseph Lewis through a family trust controls a majority ownership stake in the English Premier League soccer team Tottenham Hotspur.
How investors are playing emerging market opportunities in India and Japan
Although investors are piling into exchange-traded funds focused on both countries, one expert suggests Japan could be a better play over India.
Amazon’s Ring will stop allowing police to request doorbell video footage from users
Ring plans to discontinue its “Request for Assistance” tool, which allowed law enforcement to submit requests for users’ footage in the Neighbors app.
College enrollment picks up for the first time in over a decade — but student loan debt is still a major sticking point
More students went to college this fall, but there’s been a shift toward shorter-term programs over four-year degrees.
Chipotle wants to hire 19,000 workers for busy spring season, will offer new financial perks
The burrito chain’s recruitment goal is up about 27% from a year ago.
Homebuyer demand pushes mortgage applications higher, even as interest rates inch up again
Mortgage rates rose slightly last week, but that did not seem to deter homebuyers.
Spotify to begin in-app sales on iPhone in Europe after new EU law requires Apple to allow it
Apple hasn’t yet revealed how it will change its software and policies to comply with the new EU law.
FAA taking ‘direct inspection approach’ in Boeing 737 Max 9 crisis, chief says
The FAA announced an audit of Boeing’s production line after a door plug blew out during an Alaska Airlines flight.
