Companies enhance benefits to help employees balance their work and caregiving demands
Women bear the burden of caregiving in the U.S., which affects the workforce. Companies are boosting care benefits to help retain and attract workers.
CNBC US News
JPMorgan sues ex-senior banker Jes Staley over Jeffrey Epstein ties
The legal maneuver is the latest twist in cases that have embroiled the biggest U.S. bank by assets.
Roku will sell its first company-made smart TVs exclusively at Best Buy
Roku said it will sell its first company-made smart TVs exclusively at Best Buy and its website.
Biden proposes stricter limits on toxic wastewater from coal plants
The proposal comes after the Trump administration weakened regulations that required coal plants to treat polluted wastewater with modern filtration methods.
Fatal Tesla collision with firetruck under federal investigation
Federal vehicle safety regulators initiated a crash investigation into a fatal collision that involved a Tesla Model S sedan and a firetruck in California.
Comedian sues Ocasio-Cortez for blocking him on Twitter after he catcalled her outside U.S. Capitol
A suit against Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for blocking a provocateur on Twitter cites a federal appeals court ruling against Donald Trump in a similar case.
U.S. intel chiefs warn Putin is expanding his nuclear weapons arsenal as the war in Ukraine drags on
The warning comes as Russia intensifies its now year-long fight in Ukraine and as Putin threatens to withdraw from a key nuclear arms treaty.
Relativity postpones first launch attempt of 3D-printed rocket Terran 1
Relativity postponed the attempt, stopping just short of the most significant test yet of its ambitious manufacturing approach.
ChatGPT is being used to automatically write emails: Microsoft, Salesforce and TikTok creators are hopping on the trend
A viral TikTok video showed how AI chatbots can be used to send email pitches. Microsoft and Salesforce announced new products with that exact feature.
Private payrolls rose by 242,000 in February, better than expected, ADP says
Companies added jobs at a brisk pace in February as the labor market kept humming, payroll services firm ADP reported Wednesday.
Job openings declined in January but still far outnumber available workers
The Labor Department's Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey showed there are 10.824 million openings, down some 410,000 from December.
Russia tried to influence U.S. elections in 2022 and will do it again, nation's top intel agency says
Moscow will also work to "strengthen ties" to Americans in media and politics to carry out "future influence operations," the nation's top spy agency assessed.
How ETFs are expediting bond market modernization
Despite equities having long transitioned to electronic trading, over-the-counter trading remains common in the bond market. Bond ETFs are changing that.
Watch live: America's top spymasters testify on global threats before Senate Intelligence Committee
Supreme Court Justice Barrett could be swing vote on Biden student loan forgiveness plan
President Joe Biden's plan to forgive $400 billon in student loan debt is at risk in the Supreme Court. Justice Amy Coney Barrett might be the one to save it.
Miami's popular Republican Mayor Suarez weighs GOP challenge to Trump for White House in 2024
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez has been huddling with some of the GOP's biggest political donors and leaders to discuss a possible run for president.
Watch Fed Chair Jerome Powell speak live in second day of Capitol Hill testimony
On Tuesday, Powell told the Senate Banking Committee that the central bank could raise interest rates moer aggressively if inflation data remains strong.
American Airlines CEO tells pilots the carrier will match Delta's pay
Last week, Delta became the first of the biggest U.S. airlines to reach a new contract with its pilots, inking 34% cumulative raises and other quality-of-life improvements.
From dual enrollment to course sharing, these 4 moves can help you save big on college costs
From dual enrollment to course sharing, here are some of the best, and often underrated, ways to cut college costs.
Mortgage demand recovers slightly, despite rising interest rates
Even though rates moved higher, mortgage demand rose last week. It was still lower than the same week one year ago.
Get complete CNBC business news coverage online. Find the latest regional business news pertaining to the United States of America including headlines & top stories available on the official CNBC site.
Subscribe to CNBC US News feed
#channel