And it could mean getting from los angeles to San Francisco in under 30 minutes. We have that story and more tonight for monday august 12th. Good evening, everyone. Remember when the blackberry was the must have device for executives . Everyone wanted one, and if you had one, you couldnt put it down. Not any more. Blackberry has been passed by other phones, from apple, samsung and more. Today the blackberry waived the white flag. Its exploring socalled strategic alternatives, that includes partnering with another firm or taking the company private. Or even selling it off to the highest bidder. John fort has the latest on the possible future of blackberry. A humbling moment for a once proud brand. Blackberry, the company that first popularized the idea of a phone that could do more than make calls. The company that added alicia keys as a Marketing Executive in january says its pursuing strategic alternatives. The momentum in the mobil market bee longs to samsung and apple. The latest da
Over proposed rules that some say could make the funds riskier, not safer. All that and more tonight on nightly Business Report for friday, september 20th. Good evening, everybody, im tyler mathisen. And im sue herera in tonight for susie gharib. You can call it fallout friday. A litany of events converged on wall street today, sending stocks sharply lower. First, the rebalancing of the dow and the s p 500 caused volatility as Money Managers had to adjust their portfolios. Second, it was quadruple witching, which is the expiration of certain options and futures contracts. Third, the growing fear that the government may be hurtling toward a shutdown at the end of the month. Well have more on that in just a moment. And lastly, officials making comments today about when the Federal Reserve will start pulling back on its bond buying program. Spooking the markets early on was st. Louis president james bullard, who said next month isnt out of the question. I do think october is a live meetin
Hyperloops. No, its not a cereal, its the future of travel. According to one entrepreneuent and it could mean getting from los angeles to San Francisco in under 30 minutes. We have that story and more tonight for monday august 12th. Good evening, everyone. Remember when the blackberry was the must have device for executives . Everyone wanted one, and if you had one, you couldnt put it down. Not any more. Blackberry has been passed by other phones, from apple, samsung and more. Today the blackberry waived the white flag. Its exploring socalled strategic alternatives, that includes partnering with another firm or taking the company private. Or even selling it off to the highest bidder. John fort has the latest on the possible future of blackberry. A humbling moment for a once proud brand. Blackberry, the company that first popularized the idea of a phone that could do more than make calls. The company that added alicia keys as a Marketing Executive in january says its pursuing strategic
Abundant resources. And money fund fight. You probably own one. You may even think its as safe as a bank account. Both sides tonight in a battle over proposed rules that some say could make the funds riskier, not safer. All that and more tonight on nightly Business Report for friday, september 20th. Good evening, everybody, im tyler mathisen. And im sue herera in tonight for susie gharib. You can call it fallout friday. A litany of events converged on wall street today, sending stocks sharply lower. First, the rebalancing of the dow and the s p 500 caused volatility as Money Managers had to adjust their portfolios. Second, it was quadruple witching, which is the expiration of certain options and futures contracts. Third, the growing fear that the government may be hurtling toward a shutdown at the end of the month. Well have more on that in just a moment. And lastly, officials making comments today about when the Federal Reserve will start pulling back on its bond buying program. Spook
Over proposed rules that some say could make the funds riskier, not safer. All that and more tonight on nightly Business Report for friday, september 20th. Good evening, everybody, im tyler mathisen. And im sue herera in tonight for susie gharib. You can call it fallout friday. A litany of events converged on wall street today, sending stocks sharply lower. First, the rebalancing of the dow and the s p 500 caused volatility as Money Managers had to adjust their portfolios. Second, it was quadruple witching, which is the expiration of certain options and futures contracts. Third, the growing fear that the government may be hurtling toward a shutdown at the end of the month. Well have more on that in just a moment. And lastly, officials making comments today about when the Federal Reserve will start pulling back on its bond buying program. Spooking the markets early on was st. Louis president james bullard, who said next month isnt out of the question. I do think october is a live meetin