The World Needs More Women Fund Managers, Says $49 Billion CIO
Thirty years ago, as a young person starting out in Australia’s finance industry, Sonya Sawtell-Rickson would often find herself the only woman in the room.
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WW International Slips After Cutting Full-Year Revenue Guidance
WW International fell after cutting its revenue guidance for the year, citing supply constraints for a drug used for weight loss and a shift in its subscriber base.
Bitfinex Hacker, Rapper Wife Plead Guilty in Crypto Heist Money Laundering
One of the most enduring mysteries in the world of cryptocurrencies was resolved Thursday when Ilya Lichtenstein acknowledged that he was the hacker who executed the 2016 attack on the Bitfinex exchange.
New Zealand to Boost Defense Capability as China Eyes Pacific
New Zealand said it will invest in a “combat-capable” defense force and protect its interests in the Pacific as China seeks more influence in region.
Mexican Peso Rally Falters as Investors Sour on Risk
The Mexican peso tumbled amid a fresh bout of global risk aversion, supporting calls on Wall Street that the currency was set to fall after a torrid seven-month rally.
Airbnb Slides as Bookings Slow Amid Higher Average Prices
Airbnb Inc. shares slid after the company reported a slower pace of growth in the number of nights booked as prices for lodging remain high.
QQQ Churns in Late Hours on Apple, Amazon Earnings: Markets Wrap
Stocks fell as the selloff in the world’s biggest bond market deepened ahead of the jobs report, which is expected to provide clues on the outlook for the Federal Reserve’s next steps.
California’s Biggest Fire Is Burning a Desert — And Joshua Trees
The York Fire is threatening the rare plants, which live only at specific elevations in the Mojave Desert.
Gilead Recovers as Quarterly Revenue Reassures Investors
Gilead Sciences Inc. shares erased a decline as a strong quarterly performance more than offset a lower profit outlook amid litigation costs. The stock rose as much as 1.2%.
US Sailors Charged With Selling Military Secrets to China
Two US Navy sailors have been arrested on charges of providing sensitive US military information to China in exchange for money in what the Justice Department called a relentless effort by China to get US secrets.
