The Federal Reserve's conclusion that the job market is tight is supported by the most recent figures on unemployment claims. However, layoffs are getting worse, led by the crypto and tech industries.
Fears of a recession are intensifying, and the murmurs coming from Wall Street to the White House are becoming too strong to ignore.
President Joe Biden recently said a recession is "not inevitable," though private equity firms and a good portion of Americans beg to differ.
The first half of 2022 was nightmarish for the stock market, with fears of an imminent recession and supply chain disruptions working in the mind of investors.
Here’s a look at how three of the most popular cryptocurrencies have performed in the first six months of 2022 and how much a hypothetical investment of $1,000 in each would be worth now.
What Happened: After a strong 2021 for the cryptocurrency market, the start of 2022 could go down as one of the darker periods for the sector.
June has been good for Coca-Cola Co (NYSE: KO).
The price of the stock has risen by 10%, but if this stock is not in your portfolio is now the time to buy?
Indian cryptocurrency players will have to comply with a government order for a 1% tax deducted at source (TDS) on all cryptocurrency and non fungible token (NFT) transactions, starting today.
Electric vehicle leader Tesla Inc (NASDAQ: TSLA) went public on June 29, 2010. Investors who bought and held the IPO have been pleasantly rewarded since that time. Here’s a look at just how much investors could have made in the IPO.
(This marks the first installment of Benzinga’s new weekly series Science Wednesday, which provides an overview of news and milestones within the sciences.)