‘They are relentless’: A scammer is trying to change the email on my empty Robinhood account. What do they have to gain?

Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh said Tuesday that the Fed will make high inflation “a thing of the past,” yet he provided no signal about the central bank’s next steps. Fed policymakers “have no tolerance for persistently elevated inflation,” Warsh said in his first appearance before Congress since becoming chair May 22, replacing former chair Jerome Powell….

Morning Hubsters, Happy Fri-yay! John R Fischer here, back in the New York newsroom after spending three heavenly weeks in Turkey and ready to deliver the US Wire. I’ll tell you about my trip at the end, but first, let’s look at primary care, a sector whose growing need for digital infrastructure has attracted the…

Editor’s note: Lynlee Brown is a partner in global trade at Ernst & Young based in San Diego. Views are the author’s own. As the U.S. tariff and refund environment and processes evolve, how companies handle their specific situations at the outset could have complex and potentially irreversible downstream implications. A lack of cross-functional coordination, inconsistent…

The rich have always wanted to own a team, and it seems like lately, they’ve been lining up to do it. Steve Ballmer walked away from Microsoft’s C-suite and into the Clippers, pouring more than $4 billion into the team and its new arena. Mark Walter closed a record $10 billion purchase of the Lakers…

UBS says its top theme right now is that leadership for artificial-intelligence stocks is returning, and earnings season may prove how investors have been too pessimistic.

The resignation of UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has sent ripples through financial markets, prompting an immediate softening of sterling against the US dollar and a corresponding climb in gilt yields. The political vacuum comes at a delicate time for the UK economy, reintroducing a risk premium on British sovereign debt as investors evaluate the…