Ford to address dealer concerns about separating its EV and legacy businesses
Ford will attempt to soothe dealers' concerns over the company's recent decision to split its EV and legacy gas-vehicle business.
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Insana: Russia's Ukraine invasion is a turning point for investors as the world changes
Since the end of World War II, the entire economic architecture of the planet has changed.
Uber adds fuel surcharge because of high gas prices
The company said that the fees will go to drivers, who are responsible for paying for gas they use.
Didi's 44% stock plunge leaves SoftBank and Uber with diminishing returns
SoftBank and Uber have seen their Didi shares plummet in value already, and now they're sinking further on a potential threat from Chinese regulators.
Biden to ban U.S. imports of Russian vodka, diamonds and seafood
The latest steps to punish Moscow for invading Ukraine were revealed after Biden called on the U.S. to revoke Russia's "most favored nation" trading status.
Congress passes government funding bill, preventing shutdown and clearing nearly $14 billion in Ukraine aid
The spending bill, once signed by President Biden, will fund the government through September and send humanitarian and military aid to Ukraine.
Single-stock ETFs on Amazon, Meta, Tesla and more are coming. Here's what we know
Exchange-traded fund innovation continues with Direxion filing for several leverage and inverse funds that will focus on specific stocks.
10-year Treasury yield is steady at 2% as investors digest inflation data and Russia-Ukraine war
U.S. Treasury yields slipped on Friday morning, as investors digested inflation data released in the previous session.
Inflation ETFs may start making you money. Here's how, according to one portfolio manager
Volatility and uncertainty in the market due to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine are benefiting inflation ETFs.
Trump loses bid to countersue rape accuser E. Jean Carroll, judge rules in scathing decision
E. Jean Carroll has said Donald Trump raped her in the mid-1990s in a dressing room in a New York department store. He denies her claim.
Russia restricts Instagram after its parent Meta allows violent threats against military for Ukraine invasion
Russia has taken actions against Meta sites Instagram and Facebook as part of a media crackdown amid its invasion of Ukraine.
Biden calls for an end to Russia's 'most favored nation' trade status
Biden called on Congress to revoke Russia's "most favored nation" status. He also banned imports of Russian vodka and seafood and exports of U.S. luxury goods.
U.S. clears way for truly driverless vehicles without steering wheels
U.S. vehicle safety regulators have issued final rules eliminating the need for highly automated and self-driving vehicles to need such controls.
How the US and allies cut off Russia from the global economy
After Russia invaded Ukraine, the U.S. and its allies imposed some of the harshest sanctions ever devised to pressure President Vladimir Putin to change course.
Jones Soda unveils cannabis-infused sodas, syrups and gummies under new Mary Jones brand
Jones Soda is launching a line of cannabis-infused sodas, syrups and gummies under a new brand, Mary Jones.
Manchin says Dems should take GOP deal on Fed nominees, dampening Raskin's hopes
Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., says Democrats should consider a GOP offer to advance four of President Joe Biden's five nominees to the Fed.
Ford and PG&E partner on electric F-150 powering homes, grid
Ford will collaborate with Pacific Gas and Electric Co. on the capabilities of the electric F-150 Lightning to power homes and return energy to the power grid.
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen says Americans will likely see another year of 'very uncomfortably high' inflation
Treasury Secretary Yellen said that Americans are likely to see another year of "very uncomfortably high" inflation due to Russia's war in Ukraine.
Moderna CEO Bancel's golden parachute soared by hundreds of millions over the pandemic
The bulk of Bancel's golden parachute comes in $922.5 million in stock, based on Moderna's share price as of Dec. 31, 2021.
North Korea is developing a new long-range missile system, U.S. official says
A senior administration official said the tests were carried out in February and March of this year.
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