Microsoft confirms more job cuts on top of 10,000 layoffs announced in January
On top of the 10,000 layoffs Microsoft announced in January, the company is now slimming down its number of salespeople.
Trump ally Steve Bannon ordered to pay $480,000 for unpaid legal bills
Steve Bannon, who was a top White House aide to Donald Trump, plans to appeal the ruling. But that could end up costing him more.
Home prices are hitting new highs again, as high rates put the squeeze on supply
After falling for much of last year, home prices nationally are setting new highs in some markets.
Novavax stock spikes 29% after company snags $350 million from Canada for unused Covid shots
Canada’s Covid shot settlement is a sign of hope for investors after Novavax raised doubts about its ability to stay in business earlier this year.
How Amazon’s Prime Day will go and the likely stock reaction, according to Bank of America
The Wall Street investment bank expects Prime Day will be stronger than last year.
How governors and CEOs are negotiating deals in abortion-ban era
Since the Supreme Court returned abortion law to the states, governors on both sides of the reproductive politics are claiming business wins in the fight.
Bearer of rare ‘One Ring’ card from ‘Lord of the Rings’ lore could fetch $2 million and face hefty tax bill
An ultra-rare “One Ring” serialized “Magic: The Gathering” card was reportedly found by an individual in Canada. If sold, they’d likely owe a big tax on profits.
Used car prices expected to stabilize following major decline in June
Cox Automotive reported Monday a 4.2% decline from May to June, the third consecutive monthly decline and one of the index’s largest monthly drops on record.
Republican presidential candidate Doug Burgum says he does not want to engage in ‘every culture war topic’
An early June poll found that an overwhelming majority of voters do not know about Burgum.