Key Fed inflation gauge rose 0.3% in February, less than expected
The personal consumption expenditures price index excluding food and energy was expected to rise 0.4% in February.
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Virgin Orbit fails to secure funding, will cease operations and lay off nearly entire workforce
Virgin Orbit CEO Dan Hart gave employees an update in an all-hands meeting on Thursday, according to audio obtained by CNBC.
Biden Interior proposes leasing public lands for conservation
The Interior's Bureau of Land Management (BLM) manages more than 245 million acres of public land located primarily in a dozen western states.
Judge strikes down Obamacare coverage of preventive care for cancer, diabetes, HIV and other conditions
Christian businesses sued the government, arguing the Obamacare mandate violates their religious freedom because it covers drugs that prevent HIV infection.
Signal President Meredith Whittaker learned what not to do from working at Google
Meredith Whittaker, president of the Signal Foundation, talks about her tenure at Google, data privacy, and the hype around ChatGPT and generative AI.
Tesla has only installed 3,000 Solar Roof systems in the U.S., far below forecast, study finds
Tesla's Solar Roof systems are getting far less traction than the company was expecting four years ago.
Illumina urges shareholders to reject Carl Icahn's board nominees as proxy fight heats up
Illumina told shareholders that Carl Icahn's board nominees would "threaten the progress" of the biotech company's core business.
Senate votes to roll back Biden administration clean water rule
President Joe Biden has promised to veto Republican-led legislation blocking the "waters of the United States" rule.
More home sellers are sitting out of the spring housing market
New listings in March were 20% lower than the same month last year, keeping home prices higher and competition strong.
People taking obesity drugs Ozempic and Wegovy gain weight once they stop medication
Some people may actually gain back more weight than they initially lost after stopping obesity drugs Ozempic and Wegovy.
OpenAI faces complaint to FTC that seeks investigation and suspension of ChatGPT releases
The Center for AI and Digital Policy accuses OpenAI of violating a part of the FTC Act that prohibits unfair and deceptive business practices.
On 'Ivy Day,' college hopefuls hear from Harvard, Princeton — but here's the school more students want to attend
On March 30, college hopefuls will hear from some of the schools at the very top of their wish lists.
Jobless claims edge up to 198,000, higher than expected
Jobless claims rose 7,000 from the previous period and were a bit higher than the 195,000 estimate.
Satellite-imagery venture Planet reports record quarterly revenue to cap strong year
Planet on Wednesday delivered another record quarter of revenue, nearing the top end of its full-year revenue forecast.
House lawmakers tear into top bank regulators in second hearing this week on SVB collapse
"We need competent financial supervisors. But Congress can't legislate competence," House Financial Services chairman Rep. Patrick McHenry told regulators.
JetBlue is preparing to trim New York flights in response to FAA staffing shortage, CEO says
The Federal Aviation Administration will let airlines reduce schedules at congested airports due to air traffic controller shortages.
Dueling court cases in Washington state and Texas could determine legality of abortion pill
A judge in Spokane is hearing a case that would keep the abortion pill on the market, and a judge in Texas is expected to rule in a case that could remove it.
Donald Trump is back on social media, and nobody knows what happens next
Now that Donald Trump has his Twitter and Facebook back, the social media platforms have to decide how much they're willing to take.
J&J backs out of RSV vaccine race with rivals Pfizer and GSK
J&J lagged behind rival drugmakers Pfizer and GSK, both of which made major strides toward U.S. approval of their RSV vaccines in the last month.
Amid inflation, nearly half of parents financially support their adult children, but 'it has to go both ways,' economist warns
On average, parents who financially support grown children give them $1,400 a month for expenses such as food, rent, cell phones and car insurance.
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