Okta Inc. late Wednesday hiked its annual earnings outlook by about a third after the identity-management software company’s worst-case scenario of weak business spending never materialized.
: Biden administration to cancel $72 million in student debt for borrowers who say their school scammed them
The announcement affects 2,300 borrowers who attended Ashford University.
: Jeffrey Epstein courted Donald Trump during 2016 election campaign by setting up meetings between Trump allies and Russian diplomat: Wall Street Journal
Convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein arranged for Peter Thiel and Thomas Barrack to meet with Russian Ambassador Vitaly Churkin, the Wall Street Journal reported.
: iPhone is a big winner despite historic downturn in worldwide smartphone shipments
Apple is preparing to unveil new iPhones on Sept. 12, while Google has set Oct. 8 for its launch of Pixel 8 phones.
The Moneyist: I want to give over $600,000 to my adult children. How do I ensure they don’t lose that money in the event they divorce?
“I have a good pension and my own property, so I would like to set my children on the property ladder.”
Futures Movers: Oil prices end at a more than 2-week high as U.S. crude supplies post a nearly 11 million-barrel weekly drop
Oil futures settle Wednesday at their highest in over two weeks after the U.S. government reported a weekly drop in U.S. crude inventories of nearly 11 million barrels.
Front Office Sports: Apple wants to be a force in live sports. Buying ESPN could be the answer.
: MasterCraft’s outlook assumes current retail ‘malaise’ will continue, but CEO thinks there’s upside
MasterCraft’s stock bounces off lows as powerboat maker suggests there could be upside to its disappointing full-year outlook.
: Mitch McConnell appears to freeze again, in another health scare for Senate’s top Republican
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell freezes Wednesday during an event in Kentucky, with the incident coming a month after a similar freeze-up.
In One Chart: This chart helped a group of stock-market analysts predict that August’s stock-market selloff wouldn’t last
A handful of market watchers correctly surmised that the August pullback in U.S. stocks wouldn’t metastasize into a more painful, enduring selloff. How did they do it? They simply took their cues from the typically staid market for corporate bonds.
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