2016 Trump campaign in $450,000 lawsuit settlement voids worker non-disclosure pacts
The settlement comes as former President Donald Trump is running for the 2024 presidential nomination, which could set up a rematch with President Joe Biden.
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Inside the 'Wormhole,' Relativity Space's monster factory 3D-printing reusable rockets
Relativity Space uses a novel approach to manufacturing launch rockets out of mostly 3D-printed structures and parts.
Cloud leaders Amazon, Google and Microsoft show the once-booming market is cooling down
Companies looked for ways to save money on their cloud bills in the fourth quarter, a trend that could persist for at least the first half of 2023.
China says suspected spy balloon over U.S. skies is a civilian airship
Chinese authorities said Friday that a suspected Beijing-operated spy balloon spotted hovering over sensitive U.S. airspace was in fact a civilian airship intended for scientific research.
Tech stocks just finished a five-week rally — the longest stretch since market peak in November 2021
Cost cuts have replaced growth on Wall Street's checklist, and tech executives are being celebrated for efficiency over innovation.
New York office of Rep. George Santos vandalized with graffiti, police say
The words "Santos is," followed by the words for a scatalogical expletive, were found written on Santos' local office in gold spray paint, the NYPD said.
Ford sold 91 million shares of EV startup Rivian last year
Ford liquidated most of its ownership stake last year in EV maker Rivian Automotive.
Vince McMahon open to leaving WWE for good if he sells the company, CEO Nick Khan says
WWE Chairman Vince McMahon is open to leaving the company forever if he finds the right sale, CEO Nick Khan told CNBC.
Amazon stock hit hardest after tech earnings bonanza, despite misses by Apple and Alphabet
Despite Amazon's mixed fourth-quarter earnings report, analysts were encouraged by the company's potential for long-term growth and efforts to tame expenses.
Southwest faces Senate hearing next week following holiday meltdown
Southwest is sending its operating chief, but not its CEO, to the Senate Commerce committee hearing.
Decades-low unemployment rate is welcome news for Biden ahead of State of the Union
The Bureau of Labor Statistics jobs report released Friday found the U.S. unemployment rate fell to 3.4%, a 53-year low, compared with an estimate of 3.6%.
Amazon is shutting some Fresh and Go stores as the company cuts costs
Amazon is exiting some Fresh and Go stores with 'low-growth potential' as it works to cut costs, the company said on its fourth-quarter earnings call.
Jobs report shows increase of 517,000 in January, crushing estimates, as unemployment rate hit 53-year low
Nonfarm payrolls were expected to increase by 187,000 in January, according to Dow Jones estimates.
Biden administration expands EV tax credits in boost for Tesla, Cadillac, others
The EV tax credit change follows Tesla CEO Elon Musk publicly criticizing the former standards as well as GM and Ford lobbying to adjust the guidelines.
Apple telegraphed that things are getting better after a tough quarter — here's how to interpret its remarks
Here's how to interpret Apple CFO Luca Maestri's directional insights from its Q1 earnings call.
U.S. credit card debt jumps 18.5% and hits a record $930.6 billion
Inflation and higher interest rates boosted credit card debt to a record $930.6 billion at the end of 2022, a 18.5% jump from a year earlier, TransUnion found.
Starbucks misses expectations as China Covid surge hurts international sales
In China, Starbucks' second-largest market, transactions at cafes open at least 13 months plunged nearly 30%.
Democrats renew push for national paid family and medical leave program
Democrats say Americans need a federal paid family and medical leave program for workers to bring the U.S. in line with other industrialized nations.
Ticketmaster braces for Beyoncé's 'Renaissance' tour amid fears of Taylor Swift-level demand
Ticketing for the North American leg of Beyoncé's "Renaissance" tour begins Feb. 6, said Ticketmaster, which is trying to avoid a Taylor Swift-style fiasco.
Ford CEO Jim Farley's frustration builds as he vows to transform the automaker
CEO Jim Farley wants Ford to become a far more efficient company, and he needs it to happen quickly.
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