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Deputy Attorney Todd Blanche said Friday that the search of the Fulton County elections office was part of a criminal investigation.

Kevin Warsh is among the top three contenders for the next chair. He spoke with Barron’s about rates, inflation, Powell, and more.

The risk of another government shutdown is rising, Fed Chair Powell takes center stage, gold prices top $5,000 for first time, and more news to start your day.

A big week for earnings will see reports from Microsoft, Exxon, Visa, GE Vernova, and many more. The Fed is expected to keep rates steady, as Jerome Powell closes out his final months as Chair.

Airlines have already canceled nearly 70 flights, but that number is likely to increase. Weathertrends360 says the storm is likely to hurt retail store traffic on the last weekend of their fiscal fourth quarters.

Roughly 30 S&P 500 companies are set to report results this week. Economic data include the personal consumption expenditures price index and a GDP growth estimate.

The levies apply to a “very narrow category” and codifies Trump’s plan to take a cut of chip sales to China. A broader tariff could still come.

Brent crude prices are already up 9% this year as tensions rise in Iran, and amid the continuing conflict in Ukraine.

The Danish Ministry of Defence said Wednesday that it is ramping up its military presence around Greenland, and Sweden sent military officers to the island.

Wealthfront reported earnings for the first time since the stock made its trading debut in an IPO in December.

The president’s statement about Exxon is probably just the beginning of a long negotiation between the oil giants and the administration.

In a statement Sunday evening, Fed Chair Jerome Powell said the subpoenas from the Justice Department should be seen in a broader context.

The major banks will kick off fourth-quarter earnings season this week, and the economic data highlight of the week will be the consumer price index for December.

We’ll also see earnings from Goldman Sachs, PNC, and Delta. The consumer price index will be the big economic data release of the week.

Billions in charges are piling up at GM and Ford after tax incentives for the vehicles expired.

“There was an inadvertent public disclosure of aggregate data that was partially derived from pre-released information,” a White House official said.

The president just launched his latest salvo in his battle against high mortgage rates as he tries to make home buying more affordable.

A Deutsche Bank analyst said if the loan issues can be resolved, it would be a credit positive for Flagstar.

Two of the nation’s largest real estate brokerages are set to close their merger on Friday.

Alaska Air ordered more than a hundred jets. That’s nice, but investors should keep tabs on other things at the company.

The company announced the first commercial version of its Atlas humanoid robot, designed for industrial work.

We will also see earnings reports from Cal-Mine Foods, RPM International, and TD Synnex.