BUSINESS
Cryptocurrencies Lose $2 Trillion in Value Since 2021 Peak
It's been a tough 2022 for cryptocurrencies.
Gas Station Owner Who Stopped Selling Fuel Over 'Ripoff' Prices Applauded
Ren's Mobil Station owner Reynold Gladu received praise for protesting oil companies "fleecing Americans."
Starter Guide: How to Establish Your Own Call Center Business
Right now, the call center market is predicted to be worth an astonishing $496 billion in 2027.
How Much Did Exxon Make Last Year? Biden Demands Oil Giant Pay Its Taxes
The president said Exxon "made more money than God this year."
Gas Prices: What Is 'Demand Destruction'?
Gas prices are getting so high that consumers are starting to buy less gas, driving demand down, experts say.
U.S. Economy to Slump While China, Others Soar: Study
GDP growth in 2023 is expected to lag behind other industrialized economies such as Australia and Canada.
How ChenMed Takes 'Love' and Turns It Into Profits
Most Loved Workplaces: Why Employees at ChenMed love the company thel work for
On-Site Employees Feel Less Connected Than Remote Workers: Study
Some 22 percent of fully remote workers say they feel "not connected," while the share for those in the office is nearly double.
Starbucks Closure of Unionized Cafe 'Blatant Act of War,' Says Union Leader
An employee at the upstate New York location said that the coffee giant "won't get away with retaliating against us like this."
More Than 360K Refrigerators Recalled Over Choking Hazard
Consumers were advised to immediately stop using the refrigerator's ice maker, empty the ice bucket, and contact Electrolux to replace the ice maker.
Queenie Donaldson Steps From Behind the Scenes to Receive Her Crown
Queenie Donaldson is taking her decorated Rolodex and advice from mentors and stepping forward to help others accomplish their dreams.
Luxury Hotel on Galapagos Isle Will Destroy Wildlife, Experts Say
A plan to build a luxury tourist resort on the first Galapagos Island seen by Charles Darwin has infuriated conservationists and residents.
Who Controls Oil and Gas Prices in the United States?
Oil and gas prices have surged to near-record levels in recent months. But who owns and regulates the oil and gas industry?
Deutsche Bank HQ Raided by Police in DWS Greenwashing Probe
Police also raided the nearby offices of the asset manager group in Frankfurt, Germany.
Which Grocery Stores Are Open on Memorial Day? Kroger, Walmart and More
Albertson's, Aldi, Kroger, Wegman's, and Walmart are among the grocery stores that will be open on Memorial Day.
Report: Hyundai, Kia Sedans Getting the Axe as Electric Cars Take Over
As SUVs and EVs dominate the next decade, sedans are getting the ax.
TikTok Won't Display Legal Weed Safety Ads—Here's Why
A New York state body penned a letter to the social media company pleading for it to allow advertisements about the legalization of weed.
Elon Musk Says 'Bankruptcies Need to Happen' as He Predicts Recession
The Tesla CEO suggested on Twitter that an upcoming recession could last between a year and 18 months.
Lack of Financial Education Has Led Young People Into Debt, Study Says
A majority of adults believe their lack of financial education as a child has caused problems in later life.
Thousands of NFTs Bought By Art Lovers Now Virtually Worthless
Thousands of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) of "The Kiss" by Gustav Klimt sold to art lovers are now worth a fraction of their purchase price after prices crashed.
Credit Lenders Use Facebook to Decide On Approvals, Experts Say
Credit organizations are looking at your Facebook page to see what you spend on clothes or travel to decide on your loan applications, experts say.
Despite Setbacks and Delays, the Sky's the Limit On Tesla and Rivian Profit
As both companies seek to meet production targets, analysts weigh in on where each of them will be by the end of the year.