Lyron Foster

Elon Musk asks Tim Cook ‘What’s going on here’? after Apple pulls its Twitter ads—setting up a clash of tech titans

Not only did he claim Apple has “mostly stopped” its advertising on Twitter, but he reiterated his criticism of Apple’s ‘internet tax’. Read More

Here’s why protesters in China are holding up blank pieces of paper

A small and seemingly harmless blank sign has become a symbol of defiance in China’s recent protests. Read More

How FTX ‘death spiral’ spelled doom for BlockFi, according to bankruptcy filing

FTX was supposed to be BlockFi’s savior, not their undoing, but BlockFi’s Chapter 11 filing stretches back to spring 2022, beginning and ending with FTX.

This is how much money you need to earn annually to comfortably buy a $400,000 home

Remote work is changing the way you spend money and it could be reshaping your city to look more like a doughnut

Working from home is creating permanent changes in city economies. Read More

Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals could leave shoppers with a money hangover in 2023

Retailers have offered deep discounts to entice Americans to spend this holiday season, but where will that leave consumers when January bills hit? Read More

The return-to-office war may finally be reaching a compromise

Employers and employees are inching closer to a hybrid work schedule that they’re both happy with. Read More

Legendary investor Mark Mobius says China’s stock market will pay the price for COVID protests

Mark Mobius says China’s COVID-zero policies are here to stay, despite the protests. That could mean a 10% drop in China’s markets. Read More

Elon Musk claims Apple has threatened to remove the Twitter app

Musk even tweeted out a meme that suggested he was “going to war” with Apple over paying 30%.

Beware of these stocks in your portfolio with the biggest China risks as Covid protests erupt

A wave of unrest in China could spell trouble for investors holding stocks with sizeable chunks of revenue exposed to the country.