Microsoft will change hiring practices after DOJ said company discriminated against immigrants
The Department of Justice said on Tuesday that Microsoft demanded more information than was necessary from permanent residents in hiring process.
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Elon Musk says 'civilization is going to crumble' if people don't have more children
The tech billionaire said low and rapidly declining birth rates are "one of the biggest risks to civilization."
Chris Cuomo book cancelled by publisher HarperCollins after CNN host's firing
Harper Collins had planned to publish Chris Cuomo's book "Deep Denial" in 2022. Cuomo was fired by CNN over advising his brother, Andrew Cuomo.
Omicron Covid variant has spread to more than 50 countries and 19 U.S. states, CDC director says
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky said the public health measures used for past variants should provide some protection.
Amazon Web Services outage brings some delivery operations to a standstill
The outage brought down critical internal tools at Amazon, including apps used by warehouse and delivery workers to scan packages and access delivery routes.
American Airlines CEO Parker to retire in March, President Isom to take reins
Parker is the second airline CEO after Southwest's to announce retirement this year.
Treasury wants to crack down on shell companies, corruption with new rule
Treasury announced a pending rule that will require shell companies to report who really owns them, making it harder for criminals to hide illicit money.
Automaker Stellantis plans to generate $22.5 billion in new software revenue by 2030
Driving the growth will be an increase in the automaker's connected vehicles from 12 million today to 34 million by then, according to Stellantis.
Treasury yields edge higher as omicron variant fears ease
U.S. Treasury yields rose on Tuesday, as concerns eased around the omicron Covid variant.
Space infrastructure company Loft Orbital raises $140 million from BlackRock and others
Loft Orbital, a space infrastructure start-up, raised $140 million in a new round of funding that was led by investment behemoth BlackRock.
Apple shares rise as Morgan Stanley raises price target to $200
Morgan Stanley's Katy Huberty argued new products from Apple, like an augmented reality or virtual reality headset, aren't yet baked into the share price.
Comcast shares dip on broadband subscriber guidance that shows slowing growth
It's the second time this year the company provided early guidance on broadband subscribers that caused the stock to dip.
U.S. court temporarily halts Biden's vaccine mandate for federal contractors nationwide
The court said President Joe Biden likely exceeded his authority under the Procurement Act when he issued the mandate.
Democrats' new plan to raise the debt limit will rely on some help from Republicans
Congress is considering a new strategy to raise the debt ceiling and prevent a default on U.S. debt without Republican votes.
Senate confirms FCC Chair Rosenworcel to another term, narrowly avoiding a Republican majority
The vote means the agency narrowly avoiding a Republican majority once her current term was set to expire at the end of the year.
Facebook's head of Messenger leaving company in 2022 as executive exodus continues
Facebook's executive exodus continued on Tuesday with Stan Chudnovsky, head of the company's Messenger division, announcing that he will be leaving in 2022.
Facebook Workplace executive departing to join venture capital firm as talent exodus continues
The head of Facebook's Workplace enterprise communications software has left to join a venture capital firm, the latest in a string of departures from Facebook.
July trial set for Steve Bannon in Jan. 6 Capitol riot contempt of Congress case
Bannon was indicted after the House held him in contempt for refusing to comply with a subpoena from the investigation of the pro-Trump Jan. 6 Capitol riot.
Pfizer CEO says omicron appears milder but spreads faster and could lead to more Covid mutations
"I don't think it's good news to have something that spreads fast," Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla told The Wall Street Journal.
Tech IPOs have been a bad bet in 2021 — all but one are in bear market territory
Of the more than 50 U.S. tech companies to go public this year through an IPO, SPAC or direct listing, only one of them is less than 20% off its high price.
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