Vintage Ohio Art Metal Spinning Top Ten Little Indians

Warren Buffett says these are the best stocks to own when inflation spikes — with consumer prices still surging, it's time to follow his lead

Vintage Ohio Art Metal Spinning Top Ten Little Indians

Ben Bernanke helped the U.S. recover after 2008 and now sees huge warning signs on inflation, stagflation and student debt

“Why did they delay their response? I think in retrospect, yes, it was a mistake."

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  Bernanke Says Fed Too Slow on Inflation and Faces Stagflation

  Bloomberg
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  Ben Bernanke Says He Doesn't See Value in Bitcoin

  CoinDesk

Ethereum co-founder says every ‘average smallholder’ impacted by Terra’s stablecoin crash should be made whole, cites FDIC’s 0,000 as ‘precedent’

"The obvious precedent is FDIC insurance (up to 0,000 per person)," Vitalik Buterin tweeted, adding that he “strongly supports” helping the “average UST smallholder."

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  Terra creator Do Kwon proposes ditching his UST stablecoin, creating a new chain altogether

  Fortune
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  Terra's UST and LUNA Collapse: How the Crisis Unfolded

  CoinDesk

Seeking at Least 8% Dividend Yield? Analysts Suggest 2 Dividend Stocks to Buy

Vintage Ohio Art Metal Spinning Top Ten Little Indians

Walmart Anticipates a Store Manager Shortage Despite 0,000-a-Year Pay

Many managers leading the company’s roughly 4,700 U.S. stores have been in their roles for at least a decade, and Walmart executives say they need to find a new generation to replace them.

Morgan Stanley Says These 3 Stocks Could Surge Over 60% From Current Levels

Investors are facing a confusing environment, with long- and short-term signals sending different messages. Inflation remains stubbornly high, above an 8% annualized rate, and the Federal Reserve has made it clear that additional interest rate hikes are in the offing. Stocks are well off their highs, and despite last Friday's gains, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq posted their sixth consecutive weekly loss. But there are positives, too. The 1Q22 earnings season gave an upbeat vibe, as more than three

Microsoft to boost employee pay in effort to stop attrition

The Redmond-based software maker is increasing performance pay and annual stock award ranges, CEO Satya Nadella said in a memo to employees. The move comes as Microsoft faces intense competition for talent, including from rival Amazon.

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  Microsoft Boosts Spending on Pay as Competition for Staff Intensifies

  Barrons.com
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  Microsoft Will Boost Pay and Stock Compensation to Retain Employees

  Bloomberg

The Ukraine war is creating a jobs crisis in Russia

As companies flee Russia after its invasion of Ukraine, tens of thousands of their Russian employees are feeding a growing jobs crisis in the country.

Will Apple Come to The Rescue of a Struggling Tesla Rival?

The rout in the financial markets raises questions about the ability of upstart companies to raise funds.