Instagram surpasses 2 billion monthly users while powering through a year of turmoil
Instagram now counts more than 2 billion monthly active users worldwide, according to two employees who spoke with CNBC.
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Elon Musk sells another $906.5 million worth of Tesla shares
Elon Musk sells another $906.5 million worth of Tesla shares, exercises options to buy more than 2 million shares.
More than 100 still missing after Kentucky tornadoes; death toll stands at 74, Gov. Beshear said
At least 74 people were confirmed dead in the state, Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Tuesday, and that number will likely continue rising.
NFL will require coaches, staff to get a Covid booster by Dec. 27
The mandate covers coaches, trainers, physicians and others with direct contact with players, as well as staff including certain assistant coaches, general managers and operations employees.
'Golden era of robotics adoption' kicks off in 2022, strategist says
Next year will be a "key inflection point" for growth in robotics and artificial intelligence, says Global X's Jay Jacobs.
Boeing's 2021 deliveries are on track to more than double from last year, Dreamliners still on hold
Boeing's 2021 deliveries have more than doubled from last year, but are still short of 2019 levels.
Wholesale prices measure rose 9.6% in November from a year ago, the fastest pace on record
The Labor Department's producer price index was expected to rise 9.2% in November from a year ago, according to FactSet.
Jan. 6 panel recommends contempt for Meadows, reveals panicked texts from Trump Jr., Fox hosts over riot
Meadows gave records to the panel that leave "no doubt" that Trump's White House knew about the violent riot as it took place on Jan. 6, Liz Cheney said.
'Land of the lawless': UK politicians urge government to enforce stricter rules on Big Tech
A group of lawmakers said Tuesday that "major changes" need to be made to the U.K.'s upcoming Online Safety Bill.
A major Antarctic ice shelf could shatter within five years, scientists warn
If the Antarctic ice shelf breaks apart, the glacier's contribution to sea level rise will increase by as much as 25%, scientists warned.
Suspicious death reported at Tesla parking lot in Fremont, California
The Tesla Fremont factory parking lot was the scene of a possible homicide on Monday, according to police statements.
House Jan. 6 probe sheds light on Trump aide Mark Meadows' records before contempt vote
The Jan. 6 panel will vote to send to the House a contempt report that provides new details about some of the records Meadows has provided to the investigators
Covid booster is 'optimal care,' but fully vaccinated definition stays put, Fauci says
Health officials will continue to evaluate whether the definition of fully vaccinated needs to change, Dr. Anthony Fauci said.
Rivian R1T named MotorTrend's truck of the year
Other finalists for MotorTrend's truck of the year were the Ford Maverick, GMC Hummer EV and Hyundai Santa Cruz.
OSHA opens probe into deadly Amazon warehouse collapse in Illinois
A tornado on Friday hit the Amazon delivery depot in Edwardsville, Illinois, known as DLI4.
Peloton fires back at its portrayal in 'Sex and the City' reboot with own parody ad: 'He's alive'
Peloton wants users to know its fitness equipment can improve one's health — not lead to complications, which was implied in the reboot of "Sex and the City."
U.S. will not punish military personnel over drone strike that killed 10 civilians in Afghanistan
The strike came during the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan, which President Joe Biden had ordered in April.
Morgan Stanley CEO Gorman calls for the Fed to raise interest rates soon
The Federal Reserve should raise interest rates soon to combat a future downturn, Morgan Stanley CEO James Gorman said Monday.
Former Minneapolis cop Derek Chauvin set to plead guilty in federal civil rights case for George Floyd killing
The murder of George Floyd by Police Officer Derek Chauvin led to protests nationwide and demands for reform of U.S. police departments.
Biden to visit Kentucky on Wednesday as governor says tornadoes killed 74 people
Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear said Monday that 74 people were confirmed dead in the state after tornadoes tore through the state over the weekend.
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