Now Boarding: Why airlines are turning to bigger planes to beat airport congestion
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Why major commercial real estate firms are joining resources to recruit Black student-athletes
A paid internship program that teaches the fundamentals of real estate investing has launched a new partnership with Black student-athletes.
Microsoft keyboard users are ‘so devastated’ after discontinuation of accessories
After Microsoft said it plans to discontinue several keyboard models and focus on its Surface brand, the news caused sadness for some devotees
Tech layoffs ravage the teams that fight online misinformation and hate speech
Meta, Amazon, Alphabet and Twitter have all drastically reduced the size of their teams focused on trust and safety as the companies cut costs.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon testifies he had no involvement with Jeffrey Epstein account, bank says
JPMorgan Chase is accused of facilitating sex trafficking by its former longtime customer Jeffrey Epstein in two pending federal lawsuits in New York.
The tech trade is back, driven by A.I. craze and prospect of a less aggressive Fed
The Nasdaq closed out its fifth straight weekly gain and is again outperforming other U.S. indexes as tech stocks are back in favor.
Ford's EV charging deal with Tesla puts pressure on GM, other rival automakers
A surprise deal between Ford and Tesla on electric vehicle charging technology and infrastructure could put new pressure on other automakers' EV strategies.
Disney rips DeSantis bid to disqualify judge in free speech lawsuit
Disney urged a federal court to reject a request by Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis to disqualify the judge overseeing the company's lawsuit against the governor.
Biden Interior advances renewable energy transmission projects in Nevada
The transmission projects in Nevada would connect eight gigawatts of clean energy to the Western power grid, the Interior Department said.
OpenAI's Sam Altman reverses threat to cease European operations
OpenAI's CEO threatened to cease operations in Europe if regulation expanded, then seemed to reverse his stance saying there are "no plans to leave."
Inflation rose 0.4% in April and 4.7% from a year ago, according to key gauge for the Fed
The core personal consumption expenditures price index was expected to increase 0.3% in April, according to a Dow Jones estimate.
Ford EVs will use Tesla charging tech in surprise partnership between rival automakers
Ford Motor will partner with Tesla on several charging initiatives for its current and future electric vehicles in an unusual tie-up.
Amazon's air cargo head changes jobs, will now oversee workplace-safety unit
Sarah Rhoads, who joined Amazon in 2011, has become one of Amazon's top logistics executives and helped to rapidly expand its air-cargo arm.
DeSantis doesn't rule out pardoning Trump, Jan. 6 defendants if elected president
DeSantis was asked about pardoning Trump and defendants in the DOJ's massive probe of the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot.
Virgin Galactic completes Unity 25 spaceflight in key final test before commercial service
It's a crucial moment for Virgin Galactic, which has suffered repeated setbacks, several disasters and years of delays in developing its spaceflight system.
Here's the 'most likely scenario' for when student loan payments could restart — and how to prepare
Borrowers may be down to their last few months without a student loan payment. Here's how to prepare for bills to resume.
FDA grants full approval to Pfizer Covid treatment Paxlovid for high-risk adults
Pfizer and the FDA view Paxlovid as an important complementary tool to vaccination that can help high-risk Americans manage their Covid infections.
Microsoft is sprinkling OpenAI everywhere to try and keep software makers interested in its platforms
This week Microsoft gave developers a slew of new tools to take advantage of artificial intelligence, thanks to a broad alliance with startup OpenAI.
JPMorgan Chase says Jeffrey Epstein paid tuition for kids of U.S. Virgin Islands governor
The U.S. Virgin Islands alleges in a lawsuit JPMorgan Chase facilitated sex trafficking by Jeffrey Epstein, a predator who lived in the American territory.
The A.I. chip boom is pushing Nvidia toward $1 trillion, but it won't help Intel and AMD
Sales are up because of spiking demand for the graphics processors that Nvidia makes that power AI applications like those at Google, Microsoft and OpenAI.
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