Bill Ackman plans to take Pershing Square public and could score a roughly $10.5 billion valuation, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Retro, a photo-sharing app, is building a cozy, small-scale user experience with shared albums and private messaging while avoiding AI trends.
The CFPB sued student-loan company PHEAA, accusing it of ignoring borrowers' bankruptcy discharges and sending false information to credit agencies.
Gold bars and silver coins continue to show strong sales for Costco, and these high-value items help the company show strong online growth too.
"Higher tariffs are likely to feed through to higher prices, complicating central bankers' decisions," S&P Global wrote.
I visited Lowe's and Home Depot to see which home-improvement chain had the better selection of plants, outdoor furniture, and summer essentials.
The two Miami-based firms have been intentional in getting in front of students "in a much broader way."
The initial social contract that created loyalty was broken by the employers, not employees.
"We see big and bulky going very well," Costco CEO Ron Vachris said during its third quarter earnings call.
Let-go TikTok employees spoke about the recent company layoffs, including how they've been impacted and the estimated scope.
The sale comes amid Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman's Vision 2030 plan to diversify the kingdom's economy.
Kevin Tien reopened his restaurant using his own money after selling his home and dipping into his wife's 401(k), and he has a plan for success.
Allison Chen wasn't convinced that she was cut out for a low-paid pastry job, but posting about her pastry work on TikTok has made it more lucrative.
"Most of the event is empty space and piles of loose Lego," one YouTuber who attended the event said.
YouTube is full of creators trying to imitate MrBeast's style. But there's a difference between being influenced and copying, and only one is likely to work.
Titles on JPMorgan's annual list cover topics including smartphone anxiety, AI and communication in a world experiencing "radical shifts."
Meet the top billionaire sports team owners who have teams in the NBA, NFL, NHL, MLB, soccer, and cricket.
Deborah Ogarro Kelly, 47, receives $1,400 a month from a Washington DC basic income program. She uses it to pay for housing, healthcare, and food.
In WeWork's latest chapter, Anant Yardi also wants to use hotel-like tech and work with other coworking companies.
Nvidia's valuation is now less than $400 billion behind Microsoft, meaning the chipmaker could soon become the world's most valuable company.
How Google organizes the web has been one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of the internet. The black box was finally opened this week.
Apollo is at the vanguard of a private-credit revolution. Its CEO responded after bank boss Jamie Dimon raised concerns about the industry.
Costco last raised fees in 2017, and analysts have noted that a hike is long overdue, based on a prior cadence of five to six years.
Retailers often use off-price sellers to deal with excess merch, but Bullseye Deals notably carries a lot of Target's popular own brand products.
Some of these talent managers started out managing singers, working in film production, or in theater. Now, they rep influencers like DeAndre Brown.
The residential skyscraper in midtown Manhattan has been plagued by a yearslong legal dispute, and some owners reportedly want out.
Harrison Butker defended comments he made this month that encouraged women to become 'homemakers,' saying he doesn't regret it "at all."
Ride-hailing drivers are reporting $3 or lower fares. They say it's indicative of a larger pay issue.
Ken Griffin's trading empire, which includes hedge fund Citadel, has been increasingly tapping Goldman execs to help steer the growing business.
Commercial real estate debt could bring greater systemic risk than is currently implied by bank balance sheets, a study says.
Klarna's CEO seemingly touched a nerve on social media by saying AI meant "spending less on photographers, image banks, and marketing agencies."
Two of Alex Gonzalez's three children boomeranged to live at home again. It can be challenging, but he's happy to help them save for homeownership.
Over 100,000 Americans filed their taxes using the IRS's free new program last year. Now, it's sticking around.
The winner will also receive a year's supply of Liquid Death, a branded flight helmet, a cockpit cup holder, and six months of free hangar space.
Nelson Peltz, the activist investor, lost a power struggle with Bob Iger and Disney in April. His battle now appears to be all but over.
Data is king for hedge funds, and the generative AI era offers new advantages. See how much the biggest firms are willing to pay for talent
A ranking from Indeed showed inspectors, nurses, and different types of technicians are hot entry-level jobs.
An employee struggled to navigate a difficult relationship with her coworker, who badmouthed her to other teammates. She ultimately decided to quit.
The firm was reportedly aiming to raise only $7 billion but surpassed that total by more than 20%.
The housing market will see a rolling recovery as supply, price growth, and sales slowly improve, Charles Schwab says.
The biggest burgers from McDonald's, Wendy's, Burger King, In-N-Out, and Shake Shack were all different in flavor profiles and price points.
The JPMorgan Chase boss likened some private credit deals stamped by the rating agencies to shoddy mortgages.
The wealthy owners of Staatsburgh, a historic Gilded Age mansion outside New York City, had tickets for the Titanic's second voyage.
Some are shocked that a dated-looking California home could cost so much. But the secret is in the location: the tech-billionaire hot spot Palo Alto.
Brownstone Shared Housing's CEO claimed that San Francisco's planning department staff had an "adversarial attitude toward housing."
The sale of his Cessna Citation X comes as Trump is facing hundreds of millions of dollars in fines.
A global orange shortage may force manufacturers to consider using alternative fruits, such as mandarin or pear.