Finance

Last week we talked about Buy Now Pay Later (BNPL) services and why they are an attractive option for many consumers. This week we’ll discuss some of the potential pitfalls

The holidays are upon us and despite inflation American consumers aren’t holding back on their spending. A poll showed that the majority of Americans plan to spend the same or

The crypto dominos continue to fall: on Monday, cryptocurrency lender BlockFi Inc. filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, just a few weeks after crypto exchange FTX did the same. Both

Taxes are notoriously difficult to understand and it does not help that U.S. tax laws are heavily influenced by lobbyists or political donations – and those who can afford to

For any business journalist—even if you don’t focus on finance—a public company’s 10-Ks (financial reports for the year) and 10-Qs (quarterly earnings reports) filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission

Stories about inflation are not just front-page news, but every-page news. From housing to transportation to retail, and everything in between, consumers and reporters alike can feel the tightening of

Burn rate is one of those important metrics that shareholders, CEOs, investors, and others use to evaluate how well a company – particularly a start-up – is doing. Here is

The big business news of the day (so far, at least) is Microsoft’s near-$70 billion acquisition of video-game maker Activision. As Andrew Ross Sorkin and Michael J. de la Merced of the

Earnings articles are incredibly timely and important for business. As soon as the market closes at 4 p.m. EST, investors are anxiously searching for coverage of whichever earnings were scheduled