Finance
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1.0KUber 2.0 doesn’t need a Travis 2.0 — even if he does change
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick.REUTERS/Adnan Abidi •Kalanick now needs to put his life ahead of his work. •We shouldn’t expect “Travis 2.0” to...
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1.1KA big deal in trading has led to a Wall Street titan swapping roles
Robert Greifeld, former CEO of Nasdaq.Hollis Johnson Robert Greifeld, the former CEO of Nasdaq, will become chairman of the board of Virtu...
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994Here comes the Fed statement …
Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen arrives on the last day of a G7 of Finance ministers, in Bari, southern Italy, Saturday, May...
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1.1KA 20-something who paid off $111,000 in 2 years shares his best advice to dig yourself out of debt
There’s always a light at the end of the tunnel.Oleg Troino/Shutterstock.com John Kapetaneas clearly remembers the moment he looked down at his...
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1.1KUnited Airlines unveiled new budget tickets — and some customers are furious (UAL)
Some United Airlines customers still don’t understand what is included with basic economy fares.David Goldman/AP Photo United Airlines basic economy tickets have...
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1.2KMay could announce a minority government with the DUP today — here’s what you need to know
Charles McQuillan/PA Wire/PA Images Prime Minister Theresa May could announce a minority government deal with the DUP today. Arlene Foster’s DUP is...
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1.2KVeteran Tory MP Ken Clarke says May has to work with Corbyn for a Brexit deal
Ken Clarke, Father of the House of CommonsReuters LONDON — Pro-EU Conservative MP Ken Clarke believes that Theresa May must “tackle Brexit...
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1.1KGOLDMAN SACHS: Bitcoin is looking ‘heavy’
Bitcoin has had a blistering start to 2017. It’s up about 180% so far this year. However, its near-term outlook isn’t looking...
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1.3KIBM is letting Watson loose on Wall Street regulations
YouTube/IBM IBM is unleashing Watson, the tech company’s artificial intelligence platform, on financial regulations. On Wednesday, the New York-based technology firm rolled...
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1.2KBANK OF AMERICA: There’s one big difference between now and the 1999 tech bubble
The boom in stocks is not yet irrational, Bank of America Merrill Lynch strategists say. About three-quarters of those managing large funds...