Credit Cards

Tesla’s stock declined another 8.8% on Thursday, bringing its losses for the year to 64%. This decline has resulted in the loss of more than $800 billion in market capitalization for the electric car manufacturer. The current 69.7% drawdown from its most recent high reached in late 2021 is the largest in Tesla’s corporate history....

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao said the cryptocurrency exchange has seen only a slight uptick in withdrawals and is operating normally despite a fall in digital asset prices after the collapse of FTX. Speaking on a live “ask me anything” session on Twitter Monday, Zhao said there had been “no news about significant withdrawals” from several...

According to CNBC’s Jim Cramer on Thursday, the freight industry’s pandemic boom could finally be winding down. “We caught a real break today with a much lower-than-expected consumer price index number, and a huge part of that came down to how much it costs to get goods to the consumer,” he said. “Why would the...

When It comes to regulation, the crypto world may have taken a U-turn. The CEO of several major crypto companies told CNBC that regulators are beginning to take a more positive approach to digital currencies following numerous crackdowns targeting the space. Countries like Britain and the U.S. have announced moves to bring regulatory oversight to...

JPMorgan Chase announced Thursday that its second-quarter profit slumped as it built a reserve for bad loans of $428 million and suspended share buybacks. Chairman and CEO Jamie Dimon have become more cautious in his approach due to these actions. “The U.S. economy continues to grow and both the job market and consumer spending, and...

U.S. stocks sunk Friday, with the Nasdaq Composite notching its worst month since 2008, as Amazon became the latest victim in April’s technology-led sell-off. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite fell nearly 4.2% to 12,334.64, weighed down by Amazon’s post-earnings plunge. The S&P 500 retreated by 3.6% to 4,131.93. The Dow Jones Industrial Average shed 939.18 points,...

Your favorite stores offer credit cards, national companies offer enticing perks and credit cards can be used just about anywhere these days. So, how many should you really have in your name? While there’s no magic number, here are a few things to consider before you add another card to your wallet. Image via Unsplash/Markus...

Do you carefully examine your credit card statement each month? If you don’t, you could be missing sneaky charges. When you make purchases online, many companies include fees or service charges that aren’t clearly listed in the pricing information – and which could be costing you hundreds of dollars per year. Read on to learn...

Your favorite stores offer credit cards, national companies offer enticing perks and credit cards can be used just about anywhere. So, how many should you really have? While there’s no magic number, here are a few things to consider before you add another card to your wallet. Image via Unsplash/Two Paddles Axe and Leatherwork Continue...

Credit cards can be useful financial tools when used properly, but users can also get into financial trouble easily if they misuse them. Check out these tips to follow to ensure you’re being smart about your credit card use and avoiding costly mistakes. Image via Unsplash/Joshua Rawson-Harris Continue to original source.