Telecom company AT&T has been upgraded by Wolfe Research analysts to Outperform, with a target price of $21 per share, citing improved cash flow, reduced debt, and increased efficiency.
Target is launching a paid membership program called Target Circle 360, offering free two-day shipping, same-day delivery, and other perks in a bid to compete with Amazon Prime and Walmart Plus.
A technical issue caused login issues across Meta's platforms, including Facebook and Instagram, but the problem has been resolved quickly and the company has apologized for any inconvenience caused.
US stocks closed lower on Tuesday as uncertainty regarding interest rate cuts and concerns about certain tech stocks led to a cautious market atmosphere; however, a broader market decline is not necessarily indicative of a decline in overall stock market performance.
Delta Airlines has increased the cost of its first checked bag by 17%, bringing the fee to $35 for a domestic flight, following similar moves by American Airlines and United Airlines.
The Biden administration's proposed limit on credit card late fees is being criticized by the consumer credit and banking industry, which argues that it could result in higher interest rates and unintended consequences for consumers.
Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of $68,869 before experiencing a significant drop, highlighting the continued volatility of the cryptocurrency market, while increased demand from Bitcoin ETFs and supply constraints are contributing to the current market frenzy.
American automaker Dodge has unveiled two battery-powered versions of the Charger muscle car that will still maintain the roar of a big V8 engine, signaling the adaptation of the muscle car culture to electric vehicles while continuing to sell a gasoline-powered Charger.
As of Monday, Jeff Bezos surpassed Elon Musk as the wealthiest billionaire with a personal fortune of $200.3 billion, according to Bloomberg's Billionaires Index.
Millions of Americans could save on credit card late fees as a new federal rule limits the charges to $8 per month, potentially resulting in $10 billion in annual savings for households.
A digital consultant warns that Google Gemini's AI model has embedded bias and toxicity due to flawed parameters, potentially impacting its output and user perception.
Stellantis has introduced two all-electric versions of the Dodge Charger, including the 2024 Charger Daytona Scat Pack and Daytona R/T trim, as part of its plan to cut carbon emissions, achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2038, and double net revenues by 2030. These EVs aim to satisfy muscle car fans while also contributing to Stellantis' sustainability goals.
Facebook, Instagram, and other platforms owned by Meta Platforms experienced a widespread outage due to a technical issue, with services being restored within a few hours.
Facebook and Instagram experienced outages that caused difficulty accessing their services, but the issues have since been resolved, according to a spokesperson for Meta.
Tesla's German factory was forced to halt production after power lines supplying the plant were set on fire in an act of sabotage claimed by a far-left group, causing significant damage and costing the company several hundred million euros.
Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has restored access to its platforms after a two-hour outage that affected users globally.
Bitcoin reached a new all-time high of over $68,800 this week, driven by the approval of bitcoin exchange traded funds (ETFs) and the upcoming "halving" event in April, but experts warn of the asset's volatility and unpredictable fluctuations in value.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has surpassed Elon Musk as the world's richest person, with a net worth of around $200 billion, according to Bloomberg.
Facebook experienced a technical issue causing users to have difficulty accessing the platform on Super Tuesday, with other Meta-owned apps also being affected.
The U.S. government has unveiled a plan to assist hospitals and healthcare providers affected by a cyberattack on the nation's health payment network, which has led to cash flow concerns and potential business closures in the healthcare industry.
Dodge has unveiled its new 2024 Charger Daytona EV, the world's first electric muscle car, featuring Hellcat Redeye levels of performance and a range of over 317 miles.
Gold futures continue to rise, reaching a record settlement for the third consecutive session, as weak US economic data raises expectations of an interest rate cut and boosts safe-haven investment interest in the precious metal.
SoFi Technologies' stock is down 11.5% after announcing a $750 million debt offering, causing concern among investors about the company's financial situation and potential dilution of shareholder ownership stakes, although the move could potentially decrease interest costs and increase profits.
The Biden administration has implemented a new rule capping credit card late fees at $8, leading to criticism from banking and credit card companies who argue that it will reduce competition and increase costs, ultimately hurting consumers.
The Monroeville Convention Center will stay open after a new agreement is reached between local officials, Hobby Lobby, and Oxford Development Company.
Elon Musk trolls Mark Zuckerberg's Meta after the social media giant experiences a wide-scale outage, highlighting that his platform, X, is still functioning.
Facebook, Instagram, and other platforms owned by Meta experienced a two-hour outage due to a "technical issue," affecting hundreds of thousands of users before being resolved.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has donated $150 million to medical organizations in Hawaii, marking one of the largest private gifts in the state's history and bringing the total amount donated by Benioff and his wife to over $250 million for philanthropic causes in Hawaii; concerns have been raised about the impact of wealthy individuals buying land in the state, driving up housing costs and displacing native Hawaiians.
US stocks dropped on Tuesday as uncertainty over interest rate cuts and concerns about certain tech stocks led to a market decline, while gold reached new highs on expectations of rate cuts and geopolitical tensions, and Bitcoin briefly hit a new all-time high before retreating.
Production at Tesla's Gigafactory in Germany was halted due to a power failure caused by suspected arson, costing the company more than $100 million and drawing condemnation from CEO Elon Musk.
Major retail pharmacies, including Walgreens and CVS, will soon begin dispensing mifepristone, a key drug used in medication abortions, offering Americans another avenue for accessing the critical medication and potentially increasing the number of mifepristone prescribers.
The Administration for Strategic Preparedness and Response (ASPR) will end its distribution of free COVID-19 tests through the U.S. Postal Service, but will continue to distribute tests to certain facilities, while the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has acknowledged that rapid antigen tests, like those in the USPS program, have low sensitivity and can produce false negative results. Additionally, free supplies of Pfizer's COVID-19 treatment, Paxlovid, will no longer be available from pharmacies, but there are still ways for eligible individuals to access the treatment for free or at reduced prices.
Target is launching a new paid membership program, called Target Circle 360, that will offer unlimited free same-day delivery and free two-day shipping, in an effort to reverse its sales decline.
Shares of dialysis services providers rose between 3% and 12% after Novo Nordisk's diabetes drug Ozempic showed less-than-expected effect on chronic kidney disease patients, indicating that the benefits of GLP-1 drugs are more related to cardiac events than kidney disease progression.
The Biden administration has finalized a new rule capping credit card late fees at $8, saving American families an estimated $10 billion annually, but facing opposition from industry giants who warn it could harm consumers.
Facebook and Instagram experienced a widespread outage, with users being logged out and having trouble logging back in, sparking concerns of hacking, but the services have since been restored without an official explanation for the outage.
Tech giant Apple is facing tough competition in China as its Chinese iPhone sales decline by 24% and its market share falls to fourth place, while Huawei's smartphone sales soar by 64% and its market share expands to second place, according to Counterpoint Research.
Gold reaches a record high due to expectations of US monetary easing, geopolitical risk, strong demand, and central bank purchases, with further upside potential predicted.
The BlackCat ransomware gang is exit scamming, attempting to deceive affiliates by claiming the FBI seized their infrastructure and selling the source code for $5 million.
President Joe Biden is launching a task force to tackle unfair and illegal corporate pricing, aiming to address the perception that the economy is doing poorly despite strong data.
Target's fourth quarter earnings exceeded Wall Street expectations, with adjusted net earnings jumping 57.8% year over year to $1.38 billion, and the company's COO and CFO, Michael Fiddelke, hinted at the potential launch of a membership program to enhance the shopping experience for consumers.
A Royal Caribbean cruise ship employee has been arrested for setting up hidden cameras in passenger bathrooms to spy on young girls, with footage of naked females and child pornography found on his electronics.
Facebook and Instagram experienced widespread technical problems, with users being logged out and encountering error messages, while Instagram users reported issues with their feed not refreshing.
Gold prices have surged past the $2,100 mark as investors anticipate rate cuts, creating a "perfect storm" in the gold market, according to Phillip Streible, Blue Line Future Chief Market Strategist.
Tesla's largest factory in Europe near Berlin was shut down temporarily after an attack by left-wing extremists from the Vulkan Group who protested against the car manufacturer's environmental impact, drawing criticism from Elon Musk.
The video discusses the recent drop in SoFi Technologies' stock price and expresses a positive long-term outlook for the company.
US stocks slid on Tuesday, retreating from record highs, as uncertainty over interest rate cuts and the strength of tech stocks brought a note of wariness to the market.
Tesla's vehicle insurance registrations in China fell nearly 6% compared to the same period last year, indicating a potential first-quarter delivery miss and causing a decline in TSLA shares.
Jeff Bezos has surpassed Elon Musk as the world's richest person, with a net worth of $200 billion, primarily due to his stake in Amazon.
Elon Musk, former owner of Twitter, has been sued by four former Twitter executives for $128 million in severance pay after they were wrongfully terminated following the company's acquisition. Musk responded to sarcastic remarks about the lawsuit with the "face with tears of joy" emoji and later joked about one of the executives using a clown emoji, indicating his dismissive attitude towards the case.