Writers are seeking more compensation to reflect the content boom driven by streaming over the past several years.
Woman arrested for allegedly throwing wine at Rep. Matt Gaetz
The woman allegedly threw the drink at the congressman after “swearing loudly” at him at a wine festival in northwest Florida, an arrest report said.
Gemini says DCG risks default, and CFTC official reiterates ether is a commodity: CNBC Crypto World
CNBC Crypto World features the latest news and daily trading updates from the digital currency markets and provides viewers with a look at what’s ahead with high-profile interviews, explainers, and unique stories from the ever-changing crypto industry. On today’s show, Christy Goldsmith Romero of the CFTC discusses the agency’s approach to crypto regulation.
3 indicators the job market is seeing what one economist calls an ‘unambiguous cooldown’
The U.S. job market remains strong. But new federal data on layoffs, job openings and quits points to a continuing slowdown.
Barclays downgrades a string of retail stocks as its hopes for a V-shaped recovery fade
Many retailers had expected sales in the first half of this year to be weak, followed by a pickup in the second half. Barclays says this is less likely.
Lawmakers update Kids Online Safety Act to address potential harms, but fail to appease some activists, industry groups
As Congress and President Joe Biden have made clear kids online protections are a key priority, KOSA has become one of the leading bills on the subject.
Trading ‘Fed Day’: What JPMorgan sees happening based on these scenarios
The Federal Reserve is expected to hike rates again, but the key for the market will come from the central bank’s hints on future policy action.
New York and California lost over $90 billion in income to low-tax states during Covid
The losses accelerated the trend of high-earners relocating to lower-tax states like Florida and Texas.
Who’s the next Chegg? A.I. could threaten the main revenue sources for these companies
Tuesday’s selloff in Chegg shares exposed some investors to the potential drawbacks of artificial intelligence
No, the IRS still isn’t hiring an ‘army’ of armed auditors—here’s how the agency is actually spending $80 billion
The IRS clarified how it plans to spend $80 billion in funding from the Inflation Reduction Act. Republicans how to erase the new funding altogether.