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Sen. Elizabeth Warren and other congressional Democrats have raised concerns about the antitrust implications of Fox Corp.'s proposed acquisition of Roku, sending a letter to Associate Attorney General Stanley Woodward.
Jerome Powell is concluding his tenure as the Federal Reserve chair, prompting reflections on his leadership and the central bank's direction during a period marked by significant economic challenges. His departure signals a potential "regime change" for the Fed.
Senator Elizabeth Warren has expressed concerns that Elon Musk's X Money platform could pose risks to national security and financial stability.
President Donald Trump Saul Loeb/AFP/Getty Images The Education Department said it has not made a final decision on selling off federal student loans. It's the first time the administration has publicly acknowledged that a sale to private companies is under consideration. It comes as private lenders prepare for an influx of borrowers amid looming repayment changes. The future ownership of the federal student-loan portfolio is up in the air. On Monday, Sen. Elizabeth Warren released a respon...
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang has declined to testify before the Senate regarding AI, China, and export controls, despite calls from lawmakers like Sen. Elizabeth Warren for public questioning.
Senator Elizabeth Warren has publicly criticized Meta for what she describes as a 'lack of transparency' concerning the company's push into stablecoin payments.
Senator Elizabeth Warren has slammed the SEC, calling it a 'lap dog for Trump's billionaire buddies' after it dismissed another cryptocurrency case.
Senator Elizabeth Warren is questioning the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) regarding its decision to grant national trust charters to crypto companies.
Jerome Powell held his final press conference and oversaw his last rate decision as Federal Reserve Chair, announcing his intention to remain on the Fed board after his term as chair ends. This decision comes after nearly eight years as head of the central bank.
Democrats have introduced a new bill, led by Sen. Elizabeth Warren, targeting investors owning 50 or more single-family homes, which contrasts with a White House proposal to limit institutional housing investors.