Dave & Buster’s stock heads lower after hours after Q3 earnings
Dave & Buster's Entertainment Inc. fell around 7% in the extended session Tuesday despite a beat for the restaurant and entertainment chain's third-quarter results. Dave...
Madison Square Garden changes spinoff plans, focusing on live entertainment business
Madison Square Garden Entertainment Corp. said late Tuesday its board has approved a "revised" plan for the planned spinoff of its businesses, and it is...
Lawmakers tell Live Nation CEO they want answers on the Taylor Swift Ticketmaster fiasco
A House subcommittee asked Live Nation CEO Michael Rapino to provide a briefing on Ticketmaster's ticketing process for Taylor Swift's Eras tour.
MongoDB stock jumps 27% after cloud database company shows surprise adjusted profit
MongoDB provided upbeat commentary on demand even as some companies are being more cautious with spending on Salesforce and other software.
: Intel begins layoffs and offers unpaid leave to manufacturing workers
The layoffs and cost-cutting that Intel Corp. executives recently warned about have begun in California, with a couple of hundred employees set to lose their...
Key Words: Goldman Sachs CEO says recession is likely, with 35% chance of a soft landing
At the Wall Street Journal's CEO Council Summit, David Solomon said he sees some job cuts ahead for the bank, along with inflation and geopolitical...
Financial Crime: Collared: how a bulldog puppy helped unravel a $54 million drug ring
Cops were able to zero in on the culprits through a phone number on the collar of Bob the dog whose picture was sent through...
Washington Watch: Here are the politicians who received money from FTX’s Sam Bankman-Fried
FEC filings show the vast majority of his donations went to Democrats, but the FTX founder claims he made "dark-money" contributions to Republicans.
The Tell: ‘No cuts until 2024,’ says Goldman economist about Fed’s likely path on interest rates
The Federal Reserve will keep raising rates through May 2023, albeit at a slower pace, but don't count on any cuts next year, says Goldman...