QAnon shaman Jacob Chansley sentenced to 41 months in prison for Jan. 6 Capitol riot case
The Jan. 6 Capitol riot by Trump supporters disrupted Congress' confirmation of President Joe Biden's election win.
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10-year Treasury yield turns lower on Wednesday after housing starts slip
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell Wednesday following the government's October housing starts and building permits report.
Invesco's head of ETFs on why her firm launched sustainable versions of its popular tech funds
Invesco launched sustainably focused versions of its technology-based exchange-traded funds to "maintain optionality," its head of ETFs says.
Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance will seek to vacate convictions of two men in Malcolm X murder
The convictions for the 1965 killing of Malcolm X have long been questioned. The civil rights leader broke with the Nation of Islam a year before he died.
Chobani files to go public through initial public offering as its yogurt sales rise
Chobani on Wednesday filed to go public on the Nasdaq Exchange under the symbol "CHO."
Mortgage refinance demand continues its free fall, as interest rates rise again
Mortgage rates moved higher again last week, causing a drop in refinance demand.
Trump ally Steve Bannon pleads not guilty to contempt charges over Jan. 6 probe subpoena snub
Bannon was charged with two counts of contempt of Congress after defying House investigators' demands to produce documents and sit for a deposition.
Business travel demand expected to surge in 2022, but full recovery still two years away
Business travel spending is expected to fully recover by 2024, according to a new industry report.
Microsoft moves to annual updates for Windows 10, halving the number of yearly upgrades for its users
Microsoft's Windows 10 release cadence now aligns with Windows 11, which came out last month. Users can stick with Windows 10 through 2025.
One solution to the labor shortage: teenagers
Amid a nationwide labor shortage, businesses are hiring more teenagers and paying them more than ever before.
Apple will sell parts so you can fix your iPhone or Mac in an apparent big win for right-to-repair advocates
The move appears to be a big win for "right-to-repair" advocates.
More Americans are planning holiday parties without masks this year as Covid vaccine rates climb, study shows
Researchers at the Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center polled 2,042 adults nationwide from on Covid precautions over the holidays.
U.S. sanctions will still have an impact despite the rise of crypto, Treasury’s Adeyemo says
Deputy Treasury Secretary Wally Adeyemo said on Tuesday the U.S. dollar will continue to be the world's dominant currency despite interest in cryptocurrencies.
Senate confirms Big Tech critic Jonathan Kanter to lead DOJ Antitrust Division
As the DOJ's new antitrust chief, Kanter will inherit a lawsuit against Google filed during the Trump administration.
Senate aims to pass Biden's social spending plan before Christmas, Schumer says
The House is trying to approve Biden's Build Back Better plan this week, following passage of the bipartisan infrastructure package.
Qualcomm hits record high after it tells investors it will grow without Apple
Qualcomm CEO Cristiano Amon said it the addressable market for the company's chips is $700 billion.
Legal battle over Biden Covid vaccine mandate heads to federal appeals court with GOP-appointed majority
The Sixth Circuit appeals court, which has a GOP-appointed majority, will now decide whether to permanently halt Biden's Covid vaccine mandate policy.
EV start-up Lucid's market value blows past Ford at more than $89 billion as shares skyrocket
Lucid CEO Peter Rawlinson, a former Tesla executive, said he expects the EV start-up will eventually be valued more like the industry leader.
Activision Blizzard shares drop after report CEO allegedly knew about sexual misconduct
CEO Bobby Kotick allegedly knew about sexual misconduct allegations but failed to inform the board of directors, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
Dr. Fauci says U.S. Covid cases need to fall below 10,000 a day to get to a 'degree of normality'
The U.S. reported an average of nearly 83,500 new Covid cases every day over the last week, a 14% increase from the week before.
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