Ford vs. GM: Same industry, two increasingly different companies
The investment cases for Ford and General Motors are increasingly diverging around electric and autonomous vehicles.
FTX says it’s removing trading and withdrawals, moving digital assets to a cold wallet after a $477 million suspected hack
New FTX CEO says the bankrupt exchange is “in the process of removing trading and withdrawal functionality” and moving digital assets to cold storage.
Colorado just legalized ‘magic mushrooms,’ an idea that’s growing nationwide
Voters in Colorado approved a ballot measure legalizing the use of psilocybin and psilocin, two psychedelic compounds found in so-called magic mushrooms.
Trump sues Jan. 6 committee to avoid testifying in the investigation
Former President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit Friday night to avoid cooperating with a subpoena from the House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Here are the three big issues facing Ukraine as a tough winter approaches
Winter is on the way, and in war-torn Ukraine the fight against Russia appears far from over.
GOP’s lackluster midterms showing puts Trump on defense, days before his ‘big announcement’
After the midterms, Trump has been quick to respond to his perceived enemies in the media and politics — including GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida.
Why investors have jumped off the Carvana bandwagon
Shares of Carvana have gone from an all-time high of nearly $377 per share in August 2021 to as little as $6.50 per share this week – a 98% decline.
The top 10 most-regretted college majors — and the degrees graduates wish they had pursued instead
Graduates entering the workforce with good career prospects and high starting salaries are the most satisfied with their major, according to ZipRecruiter.
Jan. 6 committee staffers told preliminary plan for final report would focus largely on Trump, not on law enforcement failures, sources say
The House resolution that created the committee said its mission included examining “the preparedness and response” of Capitol Police and other law enforcement agencies.
U.S. will keep Covid public health emergency in place at least until mid January
The public health emergency, first declared in January 2020 and renewed every 90 days since, has had a vast impact on the U.S. health-care system.
