‘I want to talk’: WNBA star Brittney Griner opened up during her long trip home
Biden announced the U.S. had secured Griner’s release and in exchange the administration offered Russia the release of notorious arms dealer Viktor Bout.
Cramer: Apple, Amazon, Microsoft and Google will fuel the next rally — but not in the usual way
Unlike the trillions that vanished into thin crypto air, the money for the next upswing will come from four stocks with a combined $6 trillion to donate.
Hong Kong shares drop 2% as investors look ahead to Fed meeting, U.S. inflation this week
On Monday, India is scheduled to release inflation and industrial output data.
Shares of this under-the-radar global miner are set to rally 50%, analyst says
Described as a “genuine cashflow company,” the miner extracts metals such as platinum and palladium.
Dan Niles thinks the S&P 500 will hit a ‘new low’ in 2023. Here’s how he is trading it
Dan Niles’ Satori Fund is beating the market this year. The hedge fund manager shares how he’s trading as recession looms.
What do hotel ‘star’ ratings really mean? Here’s a breakdown
One hotel can be rated three, four and even five stars — that’s because ratings are “not regulated in a consistent way across the industry,” one insider says.
Dow closes more than 500 points higher to start the week as investors await Fed meeting, inflation data
Wall Street is coming off a losing week, with the consumer price index due out on Tuesday and a rate decision from the Fed on Wednesday.
Free for a month, Ukraine’s Kherson still toils to clear Russian traps
For the people of Kherson, sifting through the countless headaches and hazards left behind by the Russians, and bracing for new ones, is a daily chore.
SpaceX launches lunar lander for Japanese venture ispace, which aims to create an economy around the moon
If successful, ispace would be the first private company to land on the moon – a feat previously accomplished by global superpowers.
Workers around the world say this is the best U.S. city for expats
It ranks highly for leisure options and career prospects, but low for affordability and health-care access.
