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Tesla’s Most Crucial Metric Drops to the Lowest in Three Years
The metric Tesla Inc. told investors early last year was most important to its executives is in steady decline.
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NerdWallet Falls as Lending Pullback Hurts Credit Card Revenue
NerdWallet Inc. fell after its key credit card revenue declined due to issuers tightening lending, though an international expansion and new artificial intelligence offering are expected to aid a return to growth later this year.
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Squint Your Eyes and US Inflation Data Actually Looks Worse
To the naked eye, a key US inflation metric held steady in March. But look a little closer at two or three decimal places and you’ll see that it actually picked up.
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King Charles to Return to Public Duties After Cancer Diagnosis
King Charles III will return to public-facing duties next week for the first time since revealing his cancer diagnosis in February.
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Carlyle Group Said is Mulling Options for Tamko, Including Sale
Carlyle Group Inc. and the family owners of Tamko Building Products are considering a sale that could value the maker of roof shingles at more than $3.5 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.
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Nvidia Shares Go on a $260 Billion Tear as Clients Splurge on AI
Nvidia Corp. shares are rallying back from last week’s selloff as some of the chip giant’s biggest clients are doubling down on artificial intelligence investments.
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Trump Lawyer Hints That Tabloid CEO Tried to Help Model’s Career
Donald Trump’s lawyer sought to cast doubt on claims that a tabloid publisher’s $150,000 deal with a onetime Playboy model was an attempt to influence the 2016 election.
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Google Pixel 8A leak reveals seven years of security updates
The release of the Pixel 8A is inching closer.
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The new Helldivers 2 major order forces you to make a difficult decision, and fast
The new Helldivers 2 major order forces players to liberate either Choohe or Penta, with only one of two potential rewards up for grabs.
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These New York Agencies Benefit From Giving Away Taxpayer Money
State and local governments love giving out taxpayer money so private companies will choose to do business there instead of someplace else. Each U.S. state has some form of an economic development agency whose primary purpose is to incentivize companies to set up shop within the state or to keep them from leaving. A new […]
