The stock market could be rough for the next few weeks, but 2021 will be another story, Wharton professor says
- Dow ends up over 400 points to kick off week, ahead of presidential debate and jobs report
- Here’s how the stock market tends to perform after the first presidential debates
- What stock-market investors will be watching for in first Trump-Biden debate
- Here’s the silver lining for stocks if Democrats ‘sweep’ November election
- Betting against election volatility draws contrarian investors as market swings forecast not violent as feared
Hospital chain in U.S., U.K. hit by ‘suspected ransomware attack’
Computer systems across a major hospital chain operating in the U.S. and Britain were down Monday due to what the company termed an unspecified technology “security issue.”
Trump reportedly paid no federal income tax in 10 of the 15 years before his election. Why 75 million U.S. households pay no federal income tax
- $70,000 in hairstyling expenses? Ocasio-Cortez attacks Republicans over Trump’s taxes
- Rick Santorum is not impressed with the New York Times story on Trump’s taxes — how many voters feel the same way?
- Democrats say Trump tax avoidance allegations show need to make filings public
- Report that Trump is $400 million in debt raises national security concerns
New York state’s coronavirus infection rate highest since July
- President Trump’s new coronavirus adviser gets slammed by CDC director for spreading false information
- There are four coronavirus vaccines in late-stage studies — here’s how they differ
- 1 in 3 parents won’t vaccinate their children against the flu, even though pediatricians say it’s ‘more important than ever’
- Coronavirus update: Global death toll inches toward 1 million as hot spots emerge in India, Europe, South America and Israel
My daughter won’t speak to me. Her therapist said we’re a toxic family. Should I stop paying her college tuition to force her into family counseling?
‘My daughter was in an outpatient program and outpatient family therapy. The therapist said that we were a toxic family and we had parentified our kids.’
Long-standing wealth gap between Blacks and whites remains substantial, Fed data for 2019 show
The long-standing wealth gap between Blacks and whites remained substantial in 2019, new Fed data show.
Hertz CFO steps down, finance VP Cheung takes on role
Hertz Global Holdings Inc. undefined said late Monday that Kenny K. Cheung, recently promoted to executive vice president of finance, took on the role of chief financial officer last week. Cheung succeeded R. Eric Esper, promoted to CFO in August. Esper resigned to pursue a new opportunity, the company said in a statement, and he will remain with Hertz as chief accounting officer until Nov. 1 to assist in the transition. Esper had succeeded Jamere Jackson, who took the reins in August 2018. The car-rental company filed for bankruptcy in May, hit by coronavirus-related travel and business restrictions and under the weight of previous debt. Hertz in June floated a plan to sell potentially worthless stock, but later backed off after the proposal drew scrutiny from securities regulators.
