Celsius energy drink has become the No. 3 brand in the U.S. by rebranding caffeine as a wellness tool—appealing to gym-goers, sober-curious consumers, and overworked professionals alike.
As economic uncertainty grows, workers are embracing ‘job hugging’—staying put in their current roles instead of chasing new opportunities.
Kalshi, the CFTC-regulated prediction market, has raised $50 million as online forecasting platforms gain widespread adoption among retail and institutional users.
A new U.S. aid package for Argentina has sparked allegations that select investors with political ties profited from Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s intervention.
A clash between fintech start-ups and Fidelity is reshaping who can manage your 401(k), raising questions about security, fees, and your right to integrated financial advice.
NYT tech reporter David Yaffe-Bellany shares how he navigates the volatile world of cryptocurrency reporting by embracing uncertainty and focusing on human stories.
The Los Angeles Times is moving toward a public stock offering, announcing plans to raise $500 million through private shares ahead of a potential IPO in 2026.
Oscar S. Wyatt Jr., the audacious Texas oil magnate who built Coastal Corporation and later served prison time for Iraq kickbacks, has died at age 101.
Roger Ver, aka ‘Bitcoin Jesus,’ has settled a long-standing tax fraud case for $48 million—a move signaling a softer stance on crypto enforcement under the Trump administration.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics is recalling staff to publish the September inflation report on schedule, ensuring timely Social Security cost-of-living adjustments despite the government shutdown.