Catch up fast: Federal flight regulators ordered the "temporary grounding of [171] Boeing 737 MAX 9" planes after a section of an aircraft carrying Alaska Airlines passengers flew off amid ascent Friday night.
Lily Gladstone made Golden Globes history Sunday night by becoming the first person who identifies as Indigenous to win the best performance by a female actor in a dramatic film, CNN reports.
Zoom in: Gladstone won for her role as Mollie in "Killers of the Flower Moon," directed by Martin Scorsese.
Carta is one of the venture capital ecosystem's most critical companies, managing and safeguarding cap table information for around 40,000 startups.
Driving the news: Its credibility is under fire, as is an aspirational business model that helped the San Francisco-based company secure a $7.4 billion valuation.
Berkshire Hathaway and the Haslam family have settled their dispute over a 20% stake in truck stop chain Pilot Travel Centers, on the eve of trial.
Why it matters: We won't get verdicts on lawsuits that pitted the Oracle of Omaha against the owner of the Cleveland Browns, but this does likely mean that Berkshire will end up with all of PTC, one of America's largest private companies with around 30,000 employees.
Fresh disclosures from 10 Bitcoin ETF hopefuls including BlackRock and Fidelity on Monday show the race to zero on fees is already well underway.
Why it matters: With some dozen fund issuers primed for the SEC to fire the starting gun this week, this early battle for dollars may be pivotal for which ETFs stand the test of time.
Grayscale Bitcoin Trust (GBTC) submitted a new version of its ETF application Monday morning, in what appears to be the final gasp for bitcoin ETF hopefuls before a decision is made.
Why it matters: GBTC used to be the only bitcoin game in town, but now is poised to cut fees if it gets approval to convert to an ETF.
The number of employees in child care services crept up by a few thousand to 1.023 million in December — but employment in the sector still isn't back to where it was in February 2020, according to data out Friday.
Why it matters: It's somewhat surprising because there is a record share ofparents — mothers, more specifically — in the job market. And their kids need child care.
If you're looking exclusively at public companies to assess the health of U.S. businesses, you're missing a big piece of the puzzle.
Why it matters: By many measures, public companies came out of the pandemic financially stronger than they were going into it; that paints a rosy picture of what's happening in the economy.
