Analysts suggest that Apple is the top choice among the "Magnificent Seven" stocks to invest in April, as the consensus price target predicts an upside potential of over 8%.
The share price of Trump Media and Technology Group soared after its recent SPAC merger, boosting former President Trump's net worth to $7 billion, but with TMTG's low revenue and uncertain prospects, it's unlikely Trump's media company will sustain its success and he may have better odds achieving a White House victory or facing criminal convictions.
California's minimum wage for fast-food employees has increased to $20 an hour, giving many workers a 25% raise, although some restaurant chains have raised concerns about the impact on labor costs; however, many workers argue that the wage increase is still not enough to meet the high cost of living in California.
The typical household in the US makes about $29,000 less than it needs to afford a typical home, with buyers needing to make around $114,000 per year to purchase a median-priced home and spend no more than 30% of their income, according to Redfin's analysis of the 50 most populous US metros.
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Chinese shares lead in Asia amid global economic optimism, while Japanese shares fall as traders anticipate potential currency intervention, and U.S. stock futures rise on expectations of a June interest rate cut.
Chinese shares surged the most in a month, indicating signs of an economic recovery, while gold reached a record high, driven by optimism about China's economic recovery and global manufacturing upturns.
A broken toilet on a United Airlines flight caused contents of a waste tank to overflow into the passenger cabin, resulting in the plane having to turn around and return to Frankfurt.
Management consulting firm McKinsey is offering career coaching services and up to nine months of pay to managers who want to leave the company, allowing them to spend that time searching for a new job while still receiving their salary and access to company resources and coaching services.
San Franciscans gathered for an annual tricycle race on Vermont Street in Potrero Hill, a tradition that has been going on for over 20 years and attracts participants of all ages.
The Powerball jackpot has reached $1 billion, making it only the fifth time in history for a jackpot to reach this amount, with the option to choose between annuitized payments or a lump sum.
The affordability of homes in the U.S. has become increasingly challenging, with Americans needing a 46% higher annual income to afford a median-priced home of $402,343 compared to the start of 2020, and residents in 22 states and the District of Columbia now requiring a six-figure salary to afford a typical home, according to a Bankrate analysis.
A United Airlines flight from Frankfurt to San Francisco was forced to turn back after a broken toilet caused feces to flood into the cabin, resulting in a foul odor and necessitating the return to Germany, adding to a series of recent incidents involving Boeing planes.
OpenAI has developed Voice Engine, which can replicate a person's voice using a 15-second audio sample, but the release has been delayed due to concerns about potential misuse during the upcoming election year.
China's home sales continued to decline in March, with the value of new home sales from the largest real estate companies dropping by about 46%, suggesting that a turnaround for the sector is not yet in sight.
Tesla's full-self driving software is receiving positive feedback from users and analysts believe it could generate a high-margin recurring revenue stream, although skeptics argue that the technology has not yet reached a level of autonomy that justifies its cost.
A lucky gambler at Caesars Palace hit three jackpots in a row, earning a total payout of $667,750.
Rivian, an electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, is expected to benefit from the next upcycle in EV demand as competitors like Apple exit the market, positioning the company as a survivor and potentially providing a buying opportunity for investors.
Nearly 3 in 4 people believe tipping culture has become excessive, with over half thinking that businesses are substituting employee salaries with customer tips, potentially leading to negative consequences for those reliant on tips as their main income source.
Dollar Tree, the parent company of Family Dollar and Dollar Tree-branded stores, will close approximately 1,000 stores across the U.S. due to revenue inconsistencies caused by inflation, with 600 Family Dollar stores closing in the first half of 2024 and another 370 stores closing over the coming years.
Airline passengers express concern about traveling in Boeing jetliners due to recent flight problems, but experts emphasize that air travel remains the safest form of transportation.
Sensitive information belonging to millions of AT&T customers, including Social Security numbers and passcodes, has been discovered online, prompting an investigation by the company and notifications to affected customers.
AT&T has reported a data breach on the dark web, with personal data from approximately 73 million account holders leaked, though no financial information or call history is believed to be included, and AT&T is offering complimentary identity theft and credit monitoring services to affected customers.
California is raising its minimum wage for fast-food workers to $20 an hour starting on April 1, which has raised concerns among franchise owners about the impact on their businesses and the potential need to raise prices.
A Delta Air Lines flight made an emergency landing at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport due to a potential maintenance issue, adding to the list of incidents involving Boeing planes in recent months.
A lucky gambler at Ceasars Palace in Las Vegas won a total of $667,750 in just three hours by hitting multiple jackpots on Dragon Link slot machines.
Researchers at The University of Texas at Austin are pioneering the production of hydrogen from iron-rich rocks without CO2 emissions, potentially revolutionizing the hydrogen industry with a low-carbon alternative.
A pair of alleged squatters in Queens are suing homeowners after refusing to vacate the property, highlighting the ongoing issue of squatters' rights in New York City.
April Fools' Day allows companies to connect with their customers through humor, but it can also lead to backfired pranks and negative consequences for brands.
Nippon Steel's new chief, Tadashi Imai, is determined to move forward with the $14.1 billion acquisition of United States Steel Corp, stating that the deal is crucial in enhancing the competitiveness of the American company and highlighting the advantage of having access to Nippon Steel's advanced technology and numerous patents. However, the acquisition faces uncertainty due to President Joe Biden's preference for U.S. Steel to be domestically owned and operated, potentially straining relations with Japan.
Kia is recalling over 427,000 Telluride SUVs due to a defect that may cause the vehicles to roll away while parked, leading to potential crash risks.
Three third-prize-winning tickets, including one sold in Liverpool, were sold for the Powerball drawing in Upstate and Central New York this weekend.
Four $50,000 tickets were sold in Colorado during the Powerball drawing, with three sold at a Circle K store in Highlands Ranch and one at Winners Corner in Pueblo.
Four people in Colorado are $50,000 richer after winning the Powerball, while the next jackpot is estimated to be $975 million.
Apple's dominance may be waning as it faces an antitrust case, making it a good time for investors to consider Microsoft and Super Micro Computer as alternative AI stocks with growth potential.
The new law in California will require most fast food workers to be paid at least $20 an hour, providing more financial security for workers but potentially leading to higher prices and negative impacts on businesses.
Despite a decrease in NIO's delivery forecast for the first quarter of 2024, its stock valuation is now at its most compelling point ever, and the company is expected to rebound from the decline in deliveries later in the year.
Real estate mogul Barbara Corcoran advises potential homebuyers not to wait for lower mortgage rates, as it may attract more buyers and drive up competition and prices in an already tight market.
Campers are increasingly choosing electric vehicles, with about 4% of regular campers owning an EV, and companies are working to improve infrastructure and towing capabilities for electric campers.
Amazon is offering a variety of great deals on products like air purifiers, heating pads, smart speakers, coffee machines, cameras, keyboards, cookware, scales, stair steppers, and flashlights this weekend.
Former NFL quarterback Tim Tebow and wife Demi-Leigh are supporting Nehemiah Manufacturing, a Cincinnati-based company that aims to provide second chances to ex-convicts by offering them jobs and opportunities for redemption, through the success of brands like Tide, Downy, and Febreeze.
AT&T has alerted millions of customers about a recent data theft from the "dark web," which includes personal information such as Social Security numbers, but does not appear to include financial information or call history.
The Powerball jackpot is set to reach nearly $1 billion, making it the fifth-largest prize in the game's history.
US oil exports have been benefiting from sanctions on Russian and Venezuelan oil, leading to increased market share and record production, with India becoming one of the biggest buyers of American crude.
Robinhood unveils its new Gold Card, offering 3% cash back and the ability to invest that cash back, utilizing technology acquired from startup X1, while challenges in the BaaS space arise with layoffs and consent orders, and PayPal Ventures invests in Indonesian startup Qoala.
Many retail stores like Walmart, CVS, and Home Depot will be open on Easter Sunday in 2024, while others like Target, TJ Maxx, and Lowe's will be closed.
Tech billionaire's land acquisitions in rural Hawaii raise concerns among locals about affordability and the impact on Native Hawaiians.
Most fast food workers in California will now be paid at least $20 an hour, providing more financial security while potentially increasing prices in a state with a high cost of living.
Americans who have used Mastercard or Visa debit or credit cards between January 1, 2004 and January 25, 2019, may be eligible for a one-time cash payout following a $5.6 billion credit card settlement.
Ray's New York Bagels, a frozen store-bought bagel brand, is considered the closest to a traditional New York bagel, with its hard, shiny exterior and chewy, soft interior, and freezing their freshly baked bagels is said to preserve their fresh-out-of-the-oven taste and texture.
Chicago airports are preparing for a busy travel day as millions of passengers are expected to travel during the Holy Week celebrations, Easter, and spring break.
