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Stocks close at record highs on strength in tech and health
The major stock averages ended slightly higher Friday, notching record highs as Wall Street capped a week in which trade optimism sparked a massive rotation out of bonds and into equities.
Crypto firm rejects paper claiming it was used to manipulate Bitcoin price, says study 'built on a house of cards'
"It is reckless—and utterly false—to assert that Tether tokens are issued in order to enable illicit activity," executives at Tether said after a new research paper linked the firm to market manipulation.
Climate change could end mortgages as we know them
The traditional 30-year home loan — along with city and state budgets — face a grave threat from growing climate risks
Japanese women fight for the right to wear glasses to the office
The ban on glasses is the latest flash-point. In March, women railed against the requirement that they wear makeup at work, and earlier this year it was rules that require high heels.
The changing demographics of America's suburbs
The changes in the demographic makeup of America’s suburbs are so profound that some urbanists are calling for a new sociology of suburbia.
Disney delivers earnings magic for investors
The House of Mouse reported surprisingly strong results -- and we got a sneak peek at an early indicator for Disney+.
Alibaba could break out on Singles Day -- here's how to trade it
Nov. 11 is China's equivalent to Amazon's Prime Day sales event. Here's how to trade BABA stock now.
5 of the most shorted stocks in November
These five stocks are the most shorted stocks of the past month.
3 Tips to Maximize Your Startup Ecosystem
With work and a collaborative attitude, you can make connections that will last a lifetime.
Small Business Lessons from Blue Collar Millionaires
Not all millionaires wear a suit.
I closed my Business Platinum card, but I'd still recommend it to small business owners for these 9 reasons
I closed my Business Platinum when its annual fee increased, but I still think it can be a great option for businesses with lots of travel expenses.
Tin Hut BBQ Is a Veteran Owned Business Helping Other Veterans in Need
Check out this veteran entrepreneur's success story and how he's using that to give back to his fellow vets.
New Study Debunks Age Bias in the Workplace. What Does That Mean for Your Business?
The latest data suggests that employees of all generations prefer a diverse environment.
3 Ways to Bridge the Gap Between Your IT and Finance Teams
Viewing IT as an enabler of change and sustainability, rather than a cost center, is paramount to remaining relevant.
Wall Street eyes Washington next week
Investors will be listening to what Fed chair Jerome Powell says on the Hill next week. Wall Street also gets the latest data on inflation, and Disney launches its streaming service. Fred Katayama reports.
Man says his property was seized for $8.41 owed in taxes
An article in Reason magazine looks at property tax laws in Michigan and how one man who said he owed just $8.41 had his property seized. The author of the article, Eric Boehm, joined CBSN AM to talk about it.
Hong Kong protests cause profit loss at Disney theme park
Hong Kong protests have been causing Hong Kong Disneyland to lose money. Veuer’s Natasha Abellard has the story.
Oprah recently bought Jeff Bridges' former California ranch — take a look
Oprah Winfrey recently purchased Jeff Bridges' $6.85 million ranch. She now owns 70 acres of land and property in Montecito.
Zillow moves into house flipping. Is this cause for concern?
Zillow starts flipping houses
In the elevator with FCC Chairman Ajit Pai
WSJ's Joanna Stern "bumps into" FCC Chairman Ajit Pai and asks him about why she still gets robocalls, the battle over net neutrality, and what he thinks 5G will do for the average consumer. Photo: Andria Chamberlin for The Wall Street Journal
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