David Bowie’s Estate Sells Publishing Catalog For $250 Million To Warner Chappell Music
The estate announced a global partnership with Warner Music that will bring Bowie’s music from 1968 through 2016 under Warner control.
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Robert Birnbaum, Who Led New York’s Two Exchanges, Dies at 94
Robert Birnbaum, who headed American Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange during a 27-year career has died. He was 94.
Stimulus Benefit That Helps Pay for Internet and a New Laptop has Deadline Coming This Week
Since May, more than 8.5 million U.S. households signed up for pandemic aid set aside to provide monthly discounts of up to $75 on internet service.
Libor Banks Subject to U.S. Conspiracy Jurisdiction, Court Says
JPMorgan Chase & Co., UBS Group AG and other global banks are subject to U.S. jurisdiction for allegedly manipulating London Interbank Offered Rate.
James Cayne, CEO for Bear Stearns Rise and Fall, Dies at 87
James Cayne, CEO for Bear Stearns, died on Tuesday at Monmouth Medical Center in Long Branch, New Jersey, days after suffering a stroke.
Hedge Funds Kick Risk Addiction at End of Crazy Year for Stocks
Calm has finally come to a stock market that for weeks had been swinging violently.
Don't fear a 20% stock market plunge: JPMorgan
The S&P 500 hit an intraday record early on in Monday's session as investors bid up stocks despite rising Omicron-related infections globally.
