Trump pledges to stay in 2024 presidential race even if he is criminally charged
Former president Donald Trump vowed to continue his 2024 presidential campaign even if he faces criminal charges.
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Former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen expects to testify 'very soon' to grand jury
Hush-money payments to a porn star and a Playboy model who say they had sex with Donald Trump are the focus of a criminal probe of the former president.
Trump proposes 10 futuristic 'Freedom Cities,' featuring Jetsons-like flying cars
Trump, the top Republican 2024 presidential candidate, also called for the government to help the U.S. beat China in developing flying personal vehicles.
Bonds back on? ETF strategies for the balance-seeking investor
After a dismal year for the 60/40 stock/bond portfolio, the standard investing benchmark is making a comeback in 2023.
Amazon to close eight Go convenience stores in cost-cutting move
Amazon has been reevaluating its brick-and-mortar presence as it looks to cut costs.
Reid Hoffman steps down from OpenAI board to avoid potential conflicts of interest
Hoffman cited a desire to invest in companies using OpenAI's software, which would cause a conflict of interest, he said in the post.
ESPN wants to be the hub of all live sports streaming — even if it helps its competition
The idea aims to make ESPN the TV guide of live sports. The network has held talks with major leagues and media companies, sources said.
Tesla's investor day featured 17 execs, taking Elon Musk out of the limelight
One thing the Tesla Investor Day accomplished well was to turn shareholders' attention to the broader organization under Tesla's celebrity CEO.
Apple crackdown on ChatGPT apps unlikely, but it could impose new rules down the road
A email maker called Blix recently clashed with Apple over an AI-powered update to its email app, but that does not mean a ban or crackdown is imminent.
FDA advisors recommend GSK's RSV vaccine for older adults, but flag potential safety risks
A majority of the FDA panel said GSK's vaccine safety data was adequate, and the advisors were unanimous that the shot's efficacy was good.
British chip giant Arm chooses New York listing in a blow to London
British chip designer Arm and building materials group CRH are planning to pursue a listing in the U.S., dealing a blow to London.
Tesla's plan to slash silicon carbide use sends some chipmakers' shares down
Tesla plans to slash use of silicon carbide transistors 75%, powertrain engineering leader Colin Campbell told investors Wednesday.
Salesforce records best day since 2020 after blowout earnings report
Salesforce beat estimates on Wednesday, and activist investor Elliott Management was complimentary after the company showed margin improvement.
Salesforce shares jump 16% on better-than-expected forecast
Salesforce shares surged in extended trading on Wednesday on an optimistic earnings outlook.
Ford plans to restart production of the electric F-150 Lightning on March 13
Ford plans to restart production of its electric F-150 Lightning pickup on March 13 – more than a month after a battery issue caused a vehicle to catch fire.
Tesla stock down as investor day falls short on specifics
Tesla's investor day was long on vision, and included a review of prior achievements, but short on specifics about any new Tesla products or services.
House ethics panel opens investigation of Rep. George Santos on range of issues
Rep. George Santos, a New York Republican, is the subject of a subcommittee probe into possible unlawful activity during his 2022 congressional campaign.
Trump can face civil lawsuits over the Jan. 6 riot, DOJ says
Justice Department attorneys told a federal appeals court that Trump does not have absolute immunity from civil lawsuits stemming from the Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
At least 20 torture centers in Kherson were directly financed by the Kremlin, international lawyers say in a new report
Electric shock torture and waterboarding are among the criminal acts described by Ukrainian women and men imprisoned at the torture sites in Kherson.
Mortgage rates jump back over 7% as inflation fears drive yields higher
Growing fears that inflation is not cooling off are pushing bond yields higher. Mortgage rates loosely follow the yield on the U.S. 10-year Treasury.
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