Finance
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A new Uber exec hired to fix problems at the company is accused of making insensitive comments toward women and minorities — but he’s vowing to stay on board
Uber chief operating officer Barney Harford said he is “embarrassed” by allegations that he made insensitive comments about race and gender to...
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Advertisers say they’re not fans of Snapchat — and it’s great news for Instagram (SNAP, FB)
Advertisers are souring on Snapchat, and Instagram looks poised to benefit in a big way. Financial services firm Cowen published on Friday...
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7 ways to figure out who the hiring manager is when it’s not listed in a job posting
Sometimes companies will direct candidates to send their applications to a specific email address, without providing a name to go along with...
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President Donald Trump assigned a task force to investigate cryptocurrency fraud
President Donald Trump has assigned an official task force to investigate the pervasive fraud within the cryptocurrency industry. On Thursday, the president...
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These are the 30 best cars for summer road trips
Nothing says summer more than a summer road trip. Over the next few months, many of us will take to the road,...
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546‘If you’re looking for potholes out there, there are not a lot’: Big bank bosses are brushing off concerns over Trump’s trade war
US President Donald Trump, left, and Chinese President Xi Jinping arrive for a meeting on the sidelines of the G-20 Summit in...
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BANK OF AMERICA: A ‘summer pain trade’ is coming for investors with a rosy view of the global economy
Bank of America Merrill Lynch is telling its super-rich clients to get ready to sell any stock market rallies this summer. Michael...
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‘Firing on all cylinders’: The CEO of JPMorgan’s giant investment bank lauds performance in memo to staff (C)
It’s amazing what can be done when multiple businesses work together. That was the message from Daniel Pinto, chief of JPMorgan’s corporate...
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650Johnson & Johnson is sliding after a jury awarded $4.69 billion to 22 women who said its talcum baby powder gave them cancer
AP Johnson & Johnson on Thursday was ordered to pay $4.69 billion to the 22 women who said its talcum baby powder...
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J&J ordered to pay $4.7 billion to women after claims its products gave them cancer
Fortune 500 company, Johnson & Johnson, has been ordered to pay $4.69 billion to women who argued in court that its talc...