Truth Social is set to go public next week, with Donald Trump’s stake worth billions. But cashing out could also send other investors fleeing.
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Wall Street largely stumbled on Friday but still managed to post strong weekly gains.
Earnings growth and the possibility of an economic downturn help justify high valuations for major tech stocks, according to some Wall Street strategists.
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., discusses the expedited $1.2 trillion spending bill that just passed in the House on The Bottom Line.
Former Texas Gov. and Energy Secretary Rick Perry discusses how AOC and Bernie Sanders are rolling out a Green New Deal for housing on The Evening Edit.
10 Tampa Bay “Nightside” anchor Carolina Leid appears as a WABC-TV reporter in episode three of the popular Netflix series “Homicide: New York.”
The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into the near-fatal Boeing 737 Max blow out on January 5, contacting passengers and informing them they may be victims of a crime.
Wall Street closed its best of the year so far with a quiet finish
The Wall Street debut of Donald Trumps Truth Social network could give him stock worth billions of dollars on paper. But the former president probably will not be able to cash it out right away, unless some things change.
Stocks are mostly lower in Asia after Wall Street tapped fresh records, led by big gains in chipmakers
Independent MP Andrew Wilkie, one of Assanges biggest champions in federal parliament, says many Australians would be heartened by reports that the US is considering a plea deal.
Chair Jerome Powell said the surprising pickup in inflation in January and February hadn’t fundamentally changed the Fed’s picture of the economy.