This is Business Insider Australia's morning newsletter for Tuesday, February 8.
"Anything that my party does that comes across as being stupid is not going to help us," Sen. Mitt Romney told reporters in the US Capitol on Monday.
Amid tensions with Russia across Europe, US Special Operations Command Europe plans to set up a new headquarters in Albania.
Thousands of protesters in Canada are demonstrating against vaccine mandates for truckers and other COVID-related restrictions.
McCormick, a Pennsylvania Republican highlighting his modest upbringing, agreed to pay his ex-wife $1 million if he left his hedge fund job for the public sector.
40% of Black-owned businesses tanked in April 2020, but they've since rebounded, currently about 30% above pre-pandemic levels, says Wells Fargo.
"The impact on Europe and the rest of the world would be devastating" if Russia invades Ukraine, Biden warned on Monday.
The size of the bitcoin giveaway will depend on the time the ad runs. For example, if it airs at 9:02 p.m., FTX will give away 9.02 bitcoins.
The billionaire PayPal cofounder was one of Facebook's first board members, but he's stepping away — reportedly to focus on politics.
CPI data later this week could goad the Federal Reserve to aggressively raise interest rates if inflation is running hotter than expected.
A mob of people surrounded Labour leader Keir Starmer, calling him a 'paedo protector' after Johnson accused him of failing to prosecute Jimmy Savile.
KPMG did not disclose how much the crypto investment was but highlighted its purchase of carbon offsets to maintain a net-zero carbon transaction.
A class-action lawsuit representing 160,000 borrowers alleges DeVos' Education Department failed to process their loan-forgiveness claims.
Government nurses in Indian-administered Jammu and Kashmir have been trekking through snow, going door to door to vaccinate against COVID-19.
The IRS said it would stop using the third-party facial recognition service ID.me after Insider and others reported concerns about the technology.
Research shows the median unionized worker made nearly $200 more a week compared to their peers — Biden says cafeteria workers should get in on that.
The Exit 7C founder admitted he misrepresented financial data and used investor's funds to charter private jets, rent villas, and visit nightclubs.
There's been increased military activity around Europe, with Russia massing troops near Ukraine, NATO reinforcing its flank, and military exercises.
After a challenging month that included layoffs, Peloton is exploring the possibility of a sale — and Amazon and Nike may be interested.
BofA finds that cyclical sectors including the tech, energy, materials, and staples groups tend to fare well during Fed hiking cycles.