Data Update 5 for 2022: The Bottom Line!
The proverbial bottom line for success in business is the capacity to deliver profits, at least in the long term. Even though we live in...
The Wall Street Journal: In new book, Barr rips Trump, says election not stolen, urges GOP to move on
Former Attorney General William Barr writes in a new book that former President Donald Trump has “shown he has neither the temperament nor persuasive powers to provide...
Key Words: ‘Morons’: Romney, Cheney, Kinzinger condemn fellow Republicans for speaking at white nationalist event
Three veteran Republican lawmakers have called out far-right Reps. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Paul Gosar for speaking at an event organized by a white nationalist.
Dow Jones Newswires: Japan preparing to cut off some Russian banks from SWIFT network
Japan is in close communication with the U.S. and Europe to prepare to cut off some Russian banks from the global SWIFT financial network, Japan's...
Dow Jones Newswires: New Zealand to end isolation requirement for vaccinated travelers
Travelers to New Zealand will no longer be required to isolate on arrival, the government said Monday, as cases of the Omicron variant of COVID-19...
The Margin: Ukrainian sailor reportedly tries to sink Russian oligarch’s yacht: ‘I would do it again’
The luxury yacht, the 155-foot-long Lady Anastasia, with an estimated value of nearly $8 million, reportedly belongs to Alexander Mikheev, CEO of Russian arms company...
Futures Movers: U.S. stock futures plunge as investors weigh impact of latest Russia sanctions
U.S. stock-index futures tumbled late Sunday after President Vladimir Putin raised Russia's nuclear alert level following stinging new sanctions over the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Financial Crime: Ne’er-do-well grandson admits stealing $679,000 from his own grandparents for phony college tuition payments — he pretended to be attending Oxford
Prosecutors say Douglas Senerth claimed he was attending Oxford and Assumption College, but that he really just kept the cash and never went to class.
: The U.S. government is working with businesses to make sure they are ready for a Russian cyberattack. But what can you do?
The hacker collective Anonymous said it was stepping up cyberattacks on Russia. Experts say U.S. consumers should also be on alert.