6 Most Important Things in Business Today
Oversupply continues to keep oil prices low, Netflix releases its first interactive movie, Apple loses $9 billion, and other important business headlines today.
Oversupply continues to keep oil prices low, Netflix releases its first interactive movie, Apple loses $9 billion, and other important business headlines today.
Facebook shares dipped on Thursday following a recent report from the infamous short-selling firm Citron Research in which it seemed to be changing its tune.
The December 14 short interest data have been compared with the previous report. Short interest in most of these selected social media stocks increased for this settlement date.
Holiday sales grow at their fastest pace in years, crude oil rebounds from recent low levels, and other important business headlines today.
President Trump said the shutdown will not end until he gets his Mexican border wall. According to Reuters: U.S. President Donald Trump on Tuesday said the partial shutdown of the federal government was going…
A member of the Trump Administration said the shutdown of the government could last beyond this week. According to The Wall Street Journal: The Trump administration warned Sunday that the partial government shutdown could…
Zynga shares made a handy gain on Friday after the firm announced that it would be acquiring a European game studio. The transaction is expected to close effective as of January 1, 2019.
Auto executive Carlos Ghosn was arrested in Japan for a second time, Walmart is moving into the delivery business in China, and other important business headlines today.
Twitter shares were crushed on Thursday after the infamous short firm Citron called the firm the “Harvey Weinstein of Social Media.”
Congressman Bobby Rush says it is time for new leadership at Facebook because of a series of scandals at the company.
Former Nissan chief Carlos Ghosn probably will be released from prison, Pinterest is aiming for a 2019 initial public offering, and other important business headlines today.
Facebook is likely to be hit with more investigations and possible sanctions and regulation. Who gets the blame for decisions that could make the company a pariah with its members and advertisers?
Elon Musk previews Los Angeles transportation tunnel, Pfizer and GlaxoSmithKline team up, stock buybacks hit a record this year, and other important business headlines today.
A new study from Amnesty International shows women are abused on Twitter with great regularity.
Goldman Sachs faces new charges, CBS's Les Moonves will not get severance due to sexual harassment claims, and other important business headlines today.