Wednesday’s top personal finance stories
BUSINESS
: Cuomo responds to harassment scandal: ‘I’m not going to resign’
The New York governor apologized for making people feel “uncomfortable,” and says he will retain his emergency powers until the end of the pandemic
How to Build a Fully Remote Workforce
James McKinney speaks with Automattic CEO and WordPress Co-Founder Matt Mullenweg on how to start a business with remote workers.
NewsWatch: Wall Street’s 20 favorite infrastructure stocks are expected to climb as much as 34% over the next year
President Joe Biden is pushing for massive federal spending that can benefit many companies.
Zara does it again! Now he sells bathroom ‘grass’ for 300 pesos and a mop with a bucket for 1,600
The wave of criticism came through social networks, in which they call it inexcusable that he sells a grass at such a high price.
Market Extra: Day-trading Redditors nearly crashed the stock market. Now they’ve been packaged into a new ETF.
An ETF that’s backed in part by Dave Portnoy, self-proclaimed head of the hordes of retail investors who have upended markets in recent weeks, raises questions about market manipulation.
How to Get Into the Business of Teaching Business Online
Educators are making the shift from brick and mortar to virtual classrooms.
The Ratings Game: GE stock jumps toward 3-year high after UBS analyst gets a little more bullish
Shares of General Electric Co. ran up toward a near three-year high, after UBS analyst Markus Mittermaier said rising interest rates and the COVID-relief bill are reasons to get a little more bullish on the industrial conglomerate.
Elon Musk is creating a city in Texas, it will be called Starbase and it would be ruled by ‘the Doge’
The SpaceX CEO’s new project would take over the city of Boca Chica, where Elon Musk is building his Starship rocket.
Coronavirus Update: Expert ‘mortified and disgusted’ by Texas reopening plan; it ‘will kill Texans,’ says top Democrat
News that the governor of Texas, Republican Greg Abbott, will lift the state’s face mask mandate and allow businesses to fully reopen on March 10 was met with a wave of alarm on Wednesday, as health officials warned the U.S. is not out of the woods yet, even as the vaccine program looked set to get a needed boost.
