Money Report

During the pandemic, ‘quiet quitting’ dominated as worker demand surged. Now, with a tighter job market, ‘coffee badging’ is trending.

Retailers are trying to capitalize on customers going big on decorating, especially as discretionary spending is still under pressure.

Merck will pay Hansoh $112 million upfront for rights to the drug, with the potential for an additional $1.9 billion in payments and royalties on sales.

Oklo and data center operator Switch announced a deal on Wednesday, in which the nuclear startup would deploy 12 gigawatts of power over the next two decades.

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Negotiations aren’t just about salary—they’re about our identity, worth, and impact, says law professor and negotiations coach Michelle Greenberg-Kobrin.

Total application volume fell 0.7% compared with the previous week, according to the MBA’s seasonally adjusted index. That was the first decline in five weeks.

Health-care AI startup Suki is building patient summary and Q&A features using Google Cloud’s Vertex AI platform.

Before being chosen by President-elect Trump to lead NASA, Jared Isaacman guided his payments company Shift4 into the crypto market.

The Fed is widely expected to cut rates by a quarter point.

Investors are watching whether UniCredit will proceed with a takeover venture of Germany’s Commerzbank or Italian peer Banco BPM.

The Dow’s nine-day losing streak isn’t all that scary, once you dive into the numbers.

UK inflation data comes after wage growth quashed any last expectation for a final 2024 rate cut from the Bank of England.