A Business Insider analysis of more than a decade’s worth of executive compensation data suggests that some corporate leaders could be enriching themselves by timing market-moving announcements around scheduled stock options grant dates. Stock options give an employee the right to buy company shares at a fixed “strike” price, normally set on the day the
Remember the inverted yield curve? Buzz around the recession indicator, which has preceded every economic downturn since the 1960s, has died out over the last few years. As the Federal Reserve hiked interest rates in 2022, long-end Treasury rates dipped below yields on the short end, sparking fears about the economy’s health. But a recession
The Bureau of Immigration (BI) warned Filipino migrants in the US against an alleged new trend of cryptocurrency scams targeting them. According to BI Commissioner Joel Viado, one of the rescued Filipinos in scam hubs in Myawaddy, Myanmar disclosed an alleged new scheme where scammers are deceiving victims to invest in fraudulent cryptocurrency accounts, promising them
Good morning. Congratulations to Vice President JD Vance, who sold his home just outside Washington, DC, for $172,000 over the asking price after less than three weeks on the market. The buyer? A former Trump official. In today’s big story, investors are shocked to be battling against President Donald Trump as the stock market closed
Good morning. Tesla sprang a last-minute all-hands on employees last night. Typically, Tesla hosts all-hands during regular work hours — this one didn’t kick off until 9:58 p.m. ET. Musk spoke about the vandalism and protests at Tesla showrooms, told investors to “hang on” to their stock, and shared his plan for a “legion” of