Monthly Archives: August 2022

Michael Cohen says Trump likely feels ‘trapped’ after the FBI’s raid and is worried that whoever tipped off the feds has more dirt on him

Donald Trump speaks at a rally in Delaware on April 23, 2022, left. Michael Cohen leaves federal court in Manhattan on Nov. 22, 2021, right. Left, Joe Maiorana/AP. Right, Carlo Allegri Michael Cohen said Trump likely feels “trapped” and “all alone” after the FBI raided Mar-a-Lago. Cohen told CNN that whoever tipped off the feds…

A wheelchair user says she was left ‘humiliated’ on a flight after the captain announced that departure was delayed because of her chair

The woman said the captain repeatedly told passengers that the plane was delayed due to her wheelchair. Anthony Devlin/AFP via Getty Images A disabled woman says she was left “humiliated” on a flight from Bristol to Tenerife, per The BBC. The woman said the captain repeatedly told passengers that the plane was delayed due to…

Payments firms turn economic uncertainty into M&A opportunity

Insider Intelligence publishes hundreds of insights, charts, and forecasts on the Banking industry. Learn more about becoming a client. Trendspotting: Payments mergers and acquisitions (M&As) have ramped up recently. Here are a few that made headlines this week: Insider Intelligence Paytech Jack Henry will acquire payment infrastructure provider Payrailz, per a press release. Payrailz’s offerings—including tech for bill pay,…

US stocks extend rally as a drop in wholesale prices boosts optimism that inflation is cooling

Omicron has brought volatility to Wall Street. John Moore/Getty Images US stocks continued to rally as wholesale price data gave traders fresh confidence that inflation could finally be easing.  The producer price index fell 0.5% from June to July, the first month-over-month decrease since April 2020. The encouraging wholesale data followed a better-than-expected consumer price…