Adobe stock jumps on estimates for next year as strong dollar cuts into growth
Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen says the company’s success continues, but it’s not immune from fluctuation in currencies.
Analyst who provided Trump-Russia dossier information acquitted of lying to FBI
Analyst Igor Danchenko was acquitted in what is expected to be the final case stemming from special counsel John Durham’s three-year probe into the origins of the FBI’s investigation into alleged ties between former President Donald Trump’s 2016 campai…
People of color face higher risk of flu hospitalization as U.S. faces potentially severe season, CDC says
Flu hospitalizations were 80% higher among Black adults, 30% higher among Native Americans and 20% higher among Hispanics, according to CDC data.
Intel’s Mobileye targets $15.9 billion valuation in IPO
Intel is looking to raise as much as $820 million which it will use for working capital and corporate purposes, it said in the filing.
The new iPad requires a $9 dongle if you want to use the Apple Pencil
Apple introduced a new iPad on Tuesday, but it requires a $9 dongle if you want to use the Apple Pencil with it.
Investors are nearing capitulation and setting up for ‘another bear rally,’ BofA survey shows
Investors are getting closer to the point of capitulation amid expectations for plummeting global growth and a hostile market environment.
Amazon workers in Albany vote against unionization, labor leader calls it ‘sham election’
Employees at an Amazon warehouse near Albany overwhelmingly rejected a unionization effort on Tuesday.
Biden to ask Congress to codify Roe v. Wade abortion rights protections if Democrats keep control
Biden said he would ask lawmakers to codify the abortion rights protections in the Roe v. Wade decision if Democrats control Congress after the midterms.
McDonald’s to sell Krispy Kreme doughnuts at 9 locations in latest menu experiment
McDonald’s will sell Krispy Kreme doughnuts at nine locations in Kentucky, starting Oct. 26, as part of an operational test.
Homebuilder sentiment drops to half of what it was six months ago
Confidence among builders in the single-family home market is at the lowest level since August 2012, with the exception of a drop at the start of the pandemic.
