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Silver price rallies to six-week high ahead US jobs report
Silver (XAG/USD) extends its strong rally on Friday, trading around $64.10 at the time of writing, up 4.16% on the day. The white metal reaches a…
McDonald’s customers told us what they’d change. Better value topped the list.
McDonald’s customers are looking for value. Some say they aren’t finding it there. Patrons of the Golden Arches told Business Insider that they’re…
Google’s AI shake-up puts Demis Hassabis where the company needs him most, insiders say
Google needs a win in the AI race. Employees say moving Demis Hassabis into a chief scientist role is the kind of gambit that could deliver one as…
New Mexico court orders Meta to pay $567M over teen safety
A New Mexico court on Thursday ordered Meta to pay $567 million and implement sweeping protections for teen users after finding Facebook and…
Australian Dollar edges up against US Dollar with NFP data in focus
The Australian Dollar (AUD) trades slightly higher to near 0.7040 against the US Dollar (USD) during the European trading session on Friday. The…
Are shorts in the office appropriate? Readers have largely told us ‘no’ — with some exceptions
Free the knee? Our readers want the knee locked away. Instagram boss Adam Mosseri recently came out as “pro” shorts in the workplace. He said that it…
My husband and I have a monthly money date, and it’s the reason we haven’t argued about finances in 10 years
On the last day of every month, my husband and I sit down for what we call a money meeting — a monthly money date where we discuss our household…
Freddy’s CEO backs California business climate amid expansion as rivals retreat
As restaurant chains pull back in California amid rising labor costs and the state’s $20 fast-food minimum wage, Freddy’s Frozen Custard &…
Labour resilience favours CAD against US Dollar – TD Securities
TD Securities strategists expect Canada’s July Jobs Report to confirm ongoing labour market strength, with employment rising another 20k, matching…
PwC’s US CEO thought fewer emails were better. Then he heard from employees.
After roughly three decades at PwC, senior partner and US CEO Paul Griggs said he still isn’t above criticism. He’s also not exempt from changing his…