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SportsYahoo FinanceCapital One Arena’s Caesars Sportsbook creates a ‘365-day destination’
Professional sports executives emerged from the pandemic starving to compensate for a year of lost revenue, and Monumental Sports & Entertainment (MSE) found a solution: sports betting inside stadiums.
BusinessYahoo FinanceWells Fargo CEO says supply chains 'will get solved' in '6-to-12 months'
Employers are finding it hard to hire, and the supply chain crisis is forcing businesses to hike prices. The situation is likely to persist for at least the next six to 12 months, says one bank chief.
LifestyleYahoo FinanceEx-Patriots wideout to college athletes: Read, and 'take advantage of free marketing'
“I just encourage the guys to create, come up with their own content," Malcolm Mitchell told Yahoo Finance.
BusinessYahoo FinanceAmerica has become a massive housing construction site
There’s a housing boom going on in America as low mortgage rates, the accumulation of wealth, and the desire for more space has renters becoming buyers.
BusinessBloombergOei’s clash with Raffles Education escalates; police probe firm
A multi-year dispute between Singapore businessman Oei Hong Leong and Raffles Education Corp Ltd. continues to escalate, even as authorities probe possible wrongdoing at the firm.
BusinessYahoo FinanceDutch Bros. gives coffee giants a run in long-term challenge to Starbucks, Dunkin'
Dutch Bros. catches attention, while Starbucks remains attractive for both Wall Street and Main Street.
BusinessYahoo FinanceExactly what we gain by going back out on the road
What we’re really trying to do is quantify the value of being together. Trying to weigh all those costs versus an almost intangible but nevertheless massive upside. The fact that when we aren’t together we don’t know what we miss.
NewsBloombergSingapore storms back toward pre-virus levels of air traffic
By January, Singapore is poised to reach 84% of the weekly flights to Europe as it had in March last year, before the clampdown on travel.
BusinessYahoo Finance'We're definitely not doing enough' to help global vaccinations: Former US Commerce Sec.
Former U.S. Commerce Sec. Gary Locke weighs in on the global vaccine equity debate and how the U.S. can better respond to the ongoing pandemic.
BusinessYahoo FinanceGrocers grapple with supply chain, labor woes as shelves empty out ahead of holidays
As the holiday season inches closer, economists are predicting that it's going to be harder to find some favorite items.
BusinessYahoo FinanceA timeline of the Federal Reserve's trading scandal
A reputational crisis at the Fed has led to the resignation of two senior officials within the central bank, raising questions about the strength of the Fed’s guardrails around personal financial interests.
BusinessYahoo FinanceStock market news live updates: Dow posts all-time closing high, Nasdaq dips as Snap shares drop by record
Stocks traded mixed Friday morning as investors took in another batch of earnings results and more data on the pace of the economy recovery.
BusinessYahoo FinanceBitcoin ETF demand so strong we could bring '2 or 3' new ones to market: Valkyrie CEO
Digital asset manager Valkyrie launched its Bitcoin Strategy ETF (BTF) on the Nasdaq, as buying fervor for Bitcoin and related financial products cools.
BusinessYahoo FinanceMillennials embrace the American Express card: CEO
American Express sees a pickup among millennials and Gen Z users, chairman and CEO Stephen Squeri tells Yahoo Finance.
LifestyleYahoo FinanceThe new Royal Caribbean Ultimate World Cruise defines the meaning of 'getaway'
Top-tier rooms priced at more than $110,000 are already sold out on the 274-day cruise.
NewsBloombergOil tax targeted in Philippine presidential race as prices surge
Some Philippine presidential aspirants are looking at either cutting or suspending taxes on oil, as fuel prices rise ahead of elections in May of next year.
BusinessYahoo FinancePowell: Federal Reserve 'on track' for tapering asset purchases
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell is readying markets for an announcement of a slowdown in its asset purchases, suggesting that the U.S. economic recovery looks fit enough to sustain reduced Fed stimulus as soon as next month.
BusinessYahoo FinanceBitcoin prices could triple: crypto bull
Here's why one long-time crypto bull is still pounding the table on prices.
BusinessYahoo Finance‘Tremendous pent-up’ car demand going into 2022: AutoNation CEO
According to the Manheim Used Vehicle Value Index, wholesale used car and truck prices rose 8.3% in the first 15 days of October compared to September. Going into 2022, AutoNation CEO Mike Jackson believes demand for vehicles will not abate anytime soon.
PoliticsYahoo FinanceThe problem with Trump’s new media company
it took Twitter more than a decade to turn a profit. Can Trump's new social-media platform do better?
BusinessYahoo FinanceSnap’s stock gets hammered as Apple’s privacy crackdown stings advertisers
Snapchat parent Snap was smacked in early trading Friday, falling more than 20% on news that Apple's privacy changes were hurting advertising.
BusinessYahoo FinanceGender diversity slow because some companies see ‘HR issue’ instead of ‘business issue’: Accenture CEO
In a new interview, Accenture CEO Julie Sweet, the head of a consulting giant that works with more than three-quarters of Global Fortune 500 companies, told Yahoo Finance that slow progress on gender diversity at some companies springs from a lack of sustained commitment.
BusinessYahoo Finance'Breakfast will get a whole lot more expensive': strategist
Prices are skyrocketing on a number of consumer staples and breakfast items — everything from coffee to milk — as companies try to offset surging costs due to supply constraints and production challenges. And relief may not be coming anytime soon.
BusinessYahoo FinanceMaking sense of the Twisted Sister labor market
What to make of the labor market, where unfilled jobs are near a record high, unemployment claims hit yet another pandemic-era low — but workers appear to be in a particularly foul mood and, as Dee Snider famously bellowed, are simply not gonna take anymore?
BusinessBloombergChina’s ‘lipstick brother’ livestreamer sells record US$2b of goods in one day
China’s Li Jiaqi, a top livestream salesman widely known as the “lipstick brother,” sold US$1.9 billion in goods on the first day of Alibaba Group’s annual shopping festival.