Capitol Police reopen Senate buildings after finding no active threat
No injuries were reported and no shooter was located, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Police Department told CNBC.
Veteran banker Jeffrey Schmid picked to lead Kansas City Fed
Schmid, with more than 40 years of experience as a regulator and banker, will take over Aug. 21 for Esther George, who retired earlier this year.
This international stock picker beats the market long term by mastering downside risk
Alexis Deladerriere likes publicly-traded opportunities in resilient sectors that don’t necessarily exist in size in the U.S. – such as infrastructure.
‘A short-term glitch:’ Wall Street pros shrug off the effect of Fitch’s downgrade on markets
Stocks dropped Wednesday after the downgrade as traders weighed the move.
Trump indictment reveals new details of Jan. 6, pressure campaign to subvert election
The indictment against Donald Trump details a broad strategy to deny President Joe Biden his victory in the 2020 election.
Foreign buyers are bailing on the U.S. housing market. Here’s why
High mortgage rates, soaring home prices, a meager supply of homes for sale and a strong dollar make homes less financially attractive for international buyers.
Beating the benchmark? How AI-driven ETFs stack up
As ETFs built around the AI revolution continue to pour into the market, questions remain as to whether funds utilizing the technology offer an advantage.
Humana shares rise after insurer’s medical costs came in lower than expected
The results ease investor concerns after Humana and rival UnitedHealth Group warned of a surge in demand for nonurgent surgeries and outpatient services.
Amazon opens Fresh grocery delivery to people without Prime
Amazon’s perk was limited to members of its $139-a-year Prime service.
Democrats press Musk on X’s ‘hostile stance’ toward independent research of its platform
The news comes after X, formerly known as Twitter, sued a nonprofit research group that found an increase in hate speech after the billionaire’s takeover.
