Microsoft is expected to report earnings of $1.38/share on $36.64 billion in revenue. Meanwhile, the so-called Whisper number is $1.50. The Whisper number is the Street's unofficial view on earnings.
Today's column addresses questions about the effect of taking widow(er)'s benefits before delayed retirement benefits, the chances of future Social Security benefits being reduced due to current financial shortfalls and WEP reductions with more than 20 years of substantial covered earnings.
In order to stabilize the climate and put the global economy on track to achieve net zero emissions by 2050, the private sector will need to play a leading role. Here are the companies stepping up to the plate.
The decision of when and how to reopen schools is one of the most critical of our times. To do so effectively, we would do well to look at what has worked—and what has not—around the world. Adequate federal funding is also necessary for the additional staff and equipment needed to make schools safe.
Through “Kulture Kollabs,” Beer Kulture will add charity funding to its mission
The European leaders agreed to pass a historic stimulus of €750 billion euros ($858 billion dollars). As the economy becomes increasingly unstable in the U.S. and in Europe, it appears more and more investors continue to choose Bitcoin as a “flight-to-safety” asset.
Charlie Daniels will always be remembered by his music, with one hit single standing out from all the rest as a true classic.
When The World Games return to the United States for the first time since 1981 in Birmingham, Alabama in 2022, the NFL will help bring flag football to Legion Field.
Boxing returns tonight in the Grand Conference Center, also known as the Bubble at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas. The super featherweight division takes center stage in the main event as Oscar Valdez will take on Jayson Velez in a scheduled 10-round bout. Kim Clavel and Edgar Berlanga on the card.
Here's how a leading discount retailer has been retooling its marketing strategy.
How the chaos mounted by the COVID-19 pandemic prompted Beneath the Waves to launch an ocean-focused social network.
LNG exports have increased the domestic natural gas price in the eastern part of Australia, and domestic gas users are grumbling. But that’s not the whole story and, as it often is the case, things are not as simple as they appear.
The annual sales day will still be happening in 2020, just ‘later than usual.’
Viper is about to become a truly top tier agent after the 1.04 update launches thanks to some big buffs.
The President wants a payroll tax cut and may not sign a bill without one.
18 models affected, across three OLED generations.
J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter books have been a “bestseller” during lockdown according to Bloomsbury, the U.K. publisher of the series.
Benjamin M. Willis argues that payroll tax cuts could aid individual taxpayers, particularly those in industries most affected by the economic crisis resulting from the coronavirus pandemic, and help avert an unprecedented depression.
The Party City retail chain has seen so much demand for curbside pickup and same-day delivery for balloons and other party goods since the pandemic hit that it has partnered with a tech firm to automate those services.
While Paris is renowned for its many tourism icons, nothing may better capture the spirit of summer vacation in the time of a pandemic than 2 pop-up Covid-19 testing centers set up as part of the city’s annual beaches.
In trading on Tuesday, shares of International Business Machines crossed above their 200 day moving average of $129.18, changing hands as high as $132.17 per share. International Business Machines shares are currently trading up about 1.7% on the day.
Tesla’s (TSLA) shares have had a bumper few weeks after erasing all their coronavirus-spurred losses.
The U.S. Navy's Trident II missile may still be flying in 2084, nearly 100 years after it was first deployed.
The new LoL Esports brand will look to centralize the global League of Legends scene and create a brand for the entire ecosystem.
Investment fund managers have argued that directing more of their clients' money into funds that prioritize environmental, social, or corporate governance issues benefits its clients as well as the rest of society, but that assertion does not comport with reality.