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The circa-1885 apartment is in the center of Manhattan, across from Carnegie Hall, near Broadway theaters and Central Park.

Tesla Chief Executive Elon Musk threatened to ban Apple iPhones from his companies Monday, calling the tech giant’s new deal with OpenAI a security risk and escalating his long-running feuds with both companies.

Derivatives regulator Christy Goldsmith Romero is the front-runner to lead the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. following Chair Martin Gruenberg’s resignation, the Wall Street Journal reported late Monday.

Shares of CoreCivic fell late on Monday after the company confirmed it would take a financial hit from a terminated contract for a Texas border facility.

Artificial-intelligence developer OpenAI said Monday that Sarah Friar would become its next chief financial officer, as it prepares to work more closely with a growing number of large companies and deal with an increasingly fraught landscape for the technology.

Shares of Yext Inc. tumbled on Monday after the online-marketing platform trimmed its full-year sales outlook and forecast second-quarter results that were below Wall Street’s expectations.

With on-device computing and privacy features, Apple could have a whole new cachet and appeal for consumers.

Eli Lilly’s experimental Alzheimer’s drug donanemab on Monday moved a step closer to U.S. regulatory approval as it won support from an independent panel of advisers to the Food and Drug Administration.

Citi initiated coverage of American Express, but analyst Keith Horowitz flagged the stock’s current valuation as “a fairly high bar” for a buy rating.

While Americans mull which workers to tip and how much they should be paying them, former President Donald Trump is saying tip earners shouldn’t have to give the Internal Revenue Service any cut of the gratuities they receive.

So-called specialty coffee shops — broadly, those that pay more attention to how coffee is made and sourced — have grown faster than other quick-service restaurants over the past decade, BofA analysts said.

Air-conditioning bills are expected to soar this summer, but there are steps consumers can take to control them.