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Affirm CEO details no-fee lending model: 'We have total alignment with our consumers' [323d]
Jim Cramer makes the case for buying Procter & Gamble stock [323d]
Asia-Pacific markets set for mixed open as AI sell-off on Wall Street continues [323d]
Merriam-Webster declares 'slop' its word of the year in nod to growth of AI [323d]
PayPal applies to form bank that can offer small business loans and savings accounts [323d]
Frontier Airlines replaces CEO Barry Biffle with carrier's president [323d]
Trump says he's 'strongly' considering reclassifying pot via executive order [323d]
Ford to record $19.5 billion in special charges related to EV pullback [323d]
Baron Capital rolls out five active ETFs, SpaceX becomes the firm's biggest investment [323d]
Tesla stock closes at 2025 high after Musk confirms driverless Robotaxi tests underway in Austin [323d]
Pentagon takes big stake in new Korea Zinc smelter in Tennessee, will get 10% of company [323d]
New Trump tariffs collection hits $200 billion, Customs says [323d]
How surprise year-end income could derail your tax strategy — and how to plan for it [323d]
Former iRobot CEO calls Roomba maker's bankruptcy 'a tragedy for consumers' [323d]
AI infrastructure selloff continues on Wall Street as Broadcom, Oracle shares slide [323d]
Former Instacart employee says she was fired over her Democratic congressional campaign [323d]
One of our chipmakers has become a tech battleground stock — plus, an update on Linde [323d]
45% of Gen Z adults say they would be happy to receive crypto as a gift this holiday season—here's what experts say [323d]
OpenAI poaches Google executive to lead corporate development [323d]
Ukraine peace talks progressing, Russia open to EU membership, U.S. officials say [323d]
Zillow shares are getting crushed. Here's why [323d]

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