Biden has yet to confirm his plans for the next election cycle, but he’s expected to make a decision soon, according to various news outlets.
Mental health author shares her 3 best ways to turn anxiety into career success: ‘I had to learn to work differently’
Morra Aarons-Mele, bestselling author and host of “The Anxious Achiever” podcast, breaks down how she turns anxiety into a workplace strength in three steps.
As demand for Covid vaccines falls, AstraZeneca lines up ‘blockbuster’ products for 2023
Demand for Covid-19 vaccines has dropped, but AstraZeneca has “blockbuster” projects in development that are set to make billions of dollars, according to its CFO.
Buy this next-gen cybersecurity stock with nearly 30% upside, Canaccord Genuity says
The cybersecurity stock is poised to rally nearly 30% as companies amp up their investment in automation tools.
Anger grows in Turkey as earthquake death toll passes 20,000 and rescue hopes dwindle
Thousands spent the night in the debris-encrusted streets of Adiyaman with little shelter and huddled around small fires.
KBW downgrades Bank of America, says the stock trades at an unwarranted premium to its peers
Along with the downgrade, KBW trimmed its price target to $33 from $35 a share, suggesting nearly 10% downside from Wednesday’s close price.
Twitter restored in Turkey after meeting with government officials
Twitter was blocked for many Turks for several hours on Wednesday after a series of earthquakes hit Turkey and Syria on Monday.
PepsiCo earnings beat expectations as price hikes boost snack and beverage sales
PepsiCo saw volume fall 2% across its food business as price hikes hurt demand even as they buoyed revenue.
RBC Capital Markets downgrades Affirm as macro headwinds, higher interest rates persist
RBC Capital Markets is moving to the sidelines on shares of Affirm
Analysts praise Disney’s cost-cutting plan, say focus on profitability is ‘restoring the magic’
The commentary from analysts comes after Disney revealed a new cost-cutting plan that included plans to slash 7,000 job and cut $5.5 billion in costs.