Disney CEO Bob Iger’s potential willingness to sell Hulu is a reversal in strategy
Disney CEO Bob Iger said “everything was on the table” with regard to Hulu’s ownership.
Nonprofit Making of Black Angels focuses on education to change the face of angel investing
Angel investors fund companies with high growth potential. Blacks are underrepresented in this world, but there’s an effort afoot to open opportunities.
Morgan Stanley downgrades Affirm, says the payment firm’s offerings are too narrow for its ambitions
Analyst James Faucette downgraded the online payments stock to equal weight from overweight. He also slashed his price target to $15 per share from $46.
The return of El Nino could make the world even hotter — endangering a critical climate threshold
El Nino is widely recognized as the warming of the sea surface temperature, which occurs every few years.
Trump special counsel subpoenas former VP Mike Pence in Jan. 6 probe
Donald Trump pressured his vice president, Mike Pence, to refuse to certify state election results that gave President Joe Biden his margin of victory in 2020.
Rep. George Santos was charged with theft in since-dismissed 2017 dog breeder case
Santos has been caught under a mountain of lies, scandals and investigations since shortly after he won his New York congressional race.
Jeep reveals its most expensive Wrangler SUV ever, topping $115,000
The limited-edition vehicle is the 2023 Wrangler Rubicon 392 20th Anniversary with heavy-duty off-road parts customization from American Expedition Vehicles.
FBI investigating Chinese spy balloon, but much of the evidence is still under water
The spy balloon is believed to be just latest of Chinese surveillance airships that crossed air spaces of the U.S. and dozens of other countries.
Donald Trump can access his Facebook and Instagram accounts again
Meta previously said it planned to reinstate the Trump’s accounts, determining that “the risk has sufficiently receded,” since the original ban in early 2021.
Rep. Angie Craig assaulted in apartment building elevator, her office says
There is currently “no evidence” that the incident against Craig, the first openly LGBT member of Congress from her state, was “politically motivated.”
