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ESG: This is a 'watershed moment' for investing in social advocacy, says NAACP ETF creator
The Impact Shares NAACP Minority Empowerment ETF represents an "evolution" in the civil rights organization's corporate advocacy work and a push for transparency in corporate America, says Marvin Owens, senior director of economic programs at the NAACP.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Lennar, T-Mobile US, Amazon, Eli Lilly & more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Lennar, T-Mobile US, Amazon, Eli Lilly, and more.
68% of parents are worried about paying for college amid Covid-19
To bridge the growing gap between income and tuition expenses, student loan balances will also likely rise as more families must borrow money to cover college costs.
Trump to sign executive order on police reform Tuesday
President Donald Trump will sign an executive order on police reform tomorrow, he said Monday, as activists ramp up pressure for an overhaul of U.S. policing practices.
Ad spending decline won't be as bad this year as it was in the 2009 financial crisis, new study predicts
Though advertising has taken a whalloping in recent months as a result of the pandemic, a new forecast says the impact on U.S. ad spending won't be quite as dire as they were during the financial crisis.
Amazon is rolling out cameras that can detect if warehouse workers are following social distancing rules
Amazon plans to deploy the cameras at hundreds of warehouses within weeks.
House Democrats demand big bank CEOs disclose documents about small business loans in coronavirus bailout
The lawmakers want big banks to provide "all formal or informal guidance" from the administration about PPP requirements, and the "prioritization or exclusion" of loan applicants in underserved or rural markets.
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin says he will talk to lawmakers about small business bailout disclosure
Mnuchin's statements indicating the Treasury and Small Business Administration would not be disclosing the names of those who took out PPP loans angered high-ranking Democrats.
FDA warns hydroxychloroquine may weaken effectiveness of coronavirus drug remdesivir
The Food and Drug Administration warned that taking anti-malaria drug hydroxychloroquine along with antiviral drug remdesivir "may result in reduced antiviral activity" of the latter.
WHO calls for more 'systematic, exhaustive investigation' on clusters in response to Beijing outbreak
The World Health Organization said Monday that more scientists globally should investigate disease clusters to analyze what is driving infection and causing further spread, in light of China's recent cluster of novel coronavirus cases.
Samsung's new phone will be the cheapest 5G phone in the U.S. when it launches Friday
The Samsung Galaxy A71 5G will launch in the U.S. on Friday and costs $599.99, undercutting the OnePlus 8 by $100 to become the cheapest 5G phone in the U.S.
Apple says consumers and advertisers spent more than $500 billion through apps last year
The study from Analysis Group comes a week before WWDC, Apple's annual conference, where it tries to persuade software developers to build apps for its platforms.
Former eBay employees sent bloody pig mask to intimidate critics, feds allege
Federal prosecutors charged six former eBay employees with cyberstalking, alleging they attempted to "stifle" a couple who published a critical online newsletter.
The Fed says it is going to start buying individual corporate bonds
Those purchases will go along with the ETFs the Fed already has been buying, the central bank announced Monday.
Trump supporters will get masks, hand sanitizer, temperature checks at Tulsa rally, campaign boss says
The rally — Trump's first in more than three months — comes amid signs that the U.S. could be headed for a resurgence of the coronavirus pandemic.
DocuSign rises as it gets ready to replace United Airlines in Nasdaq 100
The latest cloud stock to join the Nasdaq 100 projected over $1 billion in revenue in the current fiscal year.
Walmart buys tech from Carezone to help people manage their prescriptions
Walmart was in the running to acquire PillPack in 2018, but Amazon put in a higher offer. Now it has bought the technology assets from CareZone, an Amazon-owned PillPack competitor.
Treasury yields turn higher after Fed announces corporate bonds buying
U.S. Treasury yields turned higher on Monday after the Federal Reserve said it will begin buying individual corporate bonds.
Supreme Court declines to hear cases over legal doctrine qualified immunity, which shields police from lawsuits
The Supreme Court said that it will not hear cases that asked the court to revisit the doctrine of qualified immunity, which shields public officials, including police, from lawsuits for conduct that does not involve a "clearly established" violation of the law.
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