Nvidia’s split of soaring stock could boost retail investor appeal, Dow chances
Nvidia shares were soaring 10% afternoon after the company announced a 10-for-one stock split as part of a blockbuster quarterly report.
Target, Walmart shoppers seek home goods, grocery delivery online
U.S. online spending is experiencing a rebound, spurred by high gas prices, convenient delivery options and a surge in deals following a brief post-pandemic slump.
UAW’s influence tested in pivotal Alabama Mercedes-Benz factory union vote
The outcome of a vote on Friday by workers at a Mercedes-Benz factory in Alabama will be a key referendum on whether the UAW can maintain momentum in the historically anti-union South.
Dow Eclipses 40,000 For First Time Ever In The Stock Market
The Dow Jones Industrial Average hit the 40,000 point threshold for the first time ever on Thursday as investors on Wall Street were feeling timid over the idea of interest rate cuts.
FTX Says Some Crypto Customers Could Get Their Money Back, But No Gains From Price Increases
If a judge accepts the company’s bankruptcy plan, certain customers of the defunct cryptocurrency exchange FTX may be entitled to receive the full amount of money they lost.
Peloton CEO Is Stepping Down, Fitness Company To Cut Workforce By 15%
Peloton’s Chief Executive Officer has officially stepped down from the role as the popular fitness company is planning to cut 15% of its global workforce.
X Will Be Launching App For Smart TVs, ‘Similar To Youtube TV’
Elon Musk’s X (Twitter) will be releasing an app for smart TVs that is “identical” to what YouTube TV offers.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Declares Amazon Flex Drivers Are Considered Employees
The Wisconsin Supreme Court declared that Amazon Flex drivers are employees, not independent contractors, as the major online seller has contended in the past.
After Oscars party, Hollywood faces a strike-slimmed movie slate
The movie industry celebrated “Oppenheimer” and other successes at the Oscars on Sunday.