Sony cuts PlayStation 5 sales forecast to 21 million units after posting record revenue
Sony said it now expects to sell 21 million units of the PlayStation 5 in the fiscal year ending March, down from a previous forecast of 25 million units.
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UK inflation holds steady at 4%, lower than expected
U.K. inflation fell to 4% year-on-year in January, below expectations.
Millions in Indonesia head to the polls to elect Jokowi's presidential successor
Voters have six hours to cast their votes at one of more than 800,000 polling stations across Indonesia's 17,000 islands.
Prices rose more than expected in January as inflation won't go away
The consumer price index was expected to show a 0.2% increase in January, according to economists surveyed by Dow Jones.
Biden is calling out corporations because 'his administration is underwater with independents,' Andrew Yang says
President Joe Biden called out snack companies on Super Bowl Sunday, asking them to put a stop to "shrinkflation."
Paramount Global lays off about 800 employees, a day after announcing record Super Bowl ratings
Paramount Global CEO Bob Bakish announced the company will lay off hundreds of employees Tuesday, just a day after CBS announced Super Bowl viewing records.
Lyft shares pull way back after CFO corrects major earnings release error
Lyft reported better-than-expected earnings on Tuesday and issued uplifting guidance.
Waymo issues a voluntary recall on its self-driving vehicle software
In its first recall, Waymo said it updated its software to better predict a towed vehicle's motion.
Valentine's Day chocolate prices highest in years amid cocoa shortage
It's also a season when demand for lobster and beef generally rise, as consumers dine out during the Valentine's season.
What the Year of the Dragon means for businesses, according to Maybank's fengshui report
Maybank Investment's fengshui report for 2024 takes a look at which sectors will outperform and which will face headwinds in the Year of the Dragon
Jim Cramer says Tuesday's sell-off was based on 'bad judgment'
The overheated CPI number led to poor decision-making by shareholders, CNBC's Jim Cramer said.
Bitcoin money launderer Ian Freeman ordered to pay $3.5 million to romance scam victims
Ian Freeman has promoted the bitcoin cryptocurrency for years while hosting a radio show in New Hampshire with a libertarian theme.
Airbnb reports better-than-expected revenue and beats on guidance
Airbnb reported 17% revenue growth for the fourth quarter and provided an optimistic forecast for the current period.
Jeff Bezos sells more than $2 billion in Amazon stock
The sales come a few days after he disclosed a separate sale of Amazon stock worth more than $2 billion.
Pilots got their payday. Now flights attendants are pushing airlines for higher wages
Flight attendants picketed around the U.S. Tuesday to demand higher pay and better working conditions.
Instacart to lay off 250 employees, or about 7% of the company, as part of restructuring
Instacart on Tuesday announced it would lay off about 250 employees, or roughly 7% of the company, alongside reporting fourth-quarter earnings.
Airfare is down, but here's why that may not last for long
Airfare fell 6.4% in January from a year earlier, according to the latest inflation report.
Former Ron DeSantis Wall Street fundraiser to bolster Trump’s campaign war chest
Wall Street executive Omeed Malik is planning to raise over $3 million and donate at least $100,000 in support of Donald Trump, after helping Ron DeSantis.
Nvidia is now worth more than Amazon thanks to the AI chip boom
Nvidia surpassed Amazon in market capitalization on Tuesday.
Bitcoin falls under $50,000 following hotter-than-expected inflation data
Cryptocurrencies fell Tuesday amid a broader market sell-off following a hotter-than-expected CPI reading.
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