Or so it's proving for equity investors, blindsided this week by two of their most steadfast allies. First it was the Federal Reserve, where incoming chairman Jerome Powell upped the temperature on inflation in remarks to Congress. Now it's Donald Trump and his protectionist threats. The treachery of allies
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U.K. Prime Minister Theresa May's vision for post-Brexit Britain would see some industries stay aligned with European Union rules — with others breaking free entirely. Her plan could change how banks operate as well as raise costs for holidaymakers using their smartphones. Below are some key
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A federal body overseeing labor disputes advised the dismissal of Jeremy Damore's claim that Google fired him unjustly for his controversial memo regarding inclusion and diversity programs at the company.
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Anand Mahant, an accounting major from India, has spent nearly four years living his dream in America. By August, the 21-year-old will have completed a bachelor's degree in accounting at the University of Bridgeport. “It was a tremendous journey, filled with joy,” sad Mahant, who hopes to continue his
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Warren Buffett has shown us once again why he consistently tops the list of the most philanthropic billionaires. On Friday, the Berkshire Hathaway CEO gave $2.2 million to the charity Girls Inc. of Omaha, Nebraska, after winning a 10-year bet that …
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