Pandemic milestone: U.S. ends international travel ban, opening the door to vaccinated tourists
The United States pandemic travel ban ended Monday after nearly 20 months
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10-year Treasury yield starts the week higher with focus on inflation data
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose on Monday morning with investor attention turning to inflation data due later in the week.
Biden takes shot at Putin as he touts REvil ransom seizure, new criminal cyberattack cases
Russia-linked REvil Group, also known as Sodinokibi, on July 2 launched an international ransomware attack. The gang previously attacked meatpacking giantJBS.
AMD shares close up 10% after company wins Meta partnership, announces new chips
AMD is in the process of taking market share from market leader Intel as cloud providers like Microsoft, Amazon and Google buy its chips to run their services.
Tesla shares slide after Elon Musk proposes selling 10% of his stock in a Twitter poll
The fall comes after Musk asked his 62.5 million Twitter followers to determine the future of a chunk of his Tesla holdings.
Regeneron CEO says its monoclonal antibodies protect people from Covid for months
Regeneron's monoclonal antibodies grant months of protection from Covid-19, CEO Len Schleifer said.
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As the bipartisan infrastructure bill passes, here's what's next for Biden's economic plans
A bipartisan infrastructure bill will become law, but the larger Democratic social spending plan still has to get through the House and Senate.
Paul McCulley says the infrastructure bill advances both capitalism and social justice
Public investment is the living infrastructure of America's dual embrace of democracy and capitalism, says former Pimco managing director Paul McCulley.
Randal Quarles to resign at year-end, paving way for Biden to further remake the Federal Reserve
Fed Governor Randal Quarles is stepping down from his post at year-end.
Fed Vice Chair Clarida says another year of inflation like this one would not be 'a policy success'
Fed Vice Chairman Richard Clarida conceded that inflation is running well above a level that the central bank considers desirable.
House passes $1 trillion bipartisan infrastructure bill that includes transport, broadband and utility funding, sends it to Biden
The House approved the infrastructure bill as Democrats made progress on their broader social safety net and climate plan.
The U.S. is about to lift a nearly 20-month international travel ban. Here's what you need to know
The U.S. on Monday will lift pandemic travel restrictions that barred visitors in from nearly three dozen countries with vaccine and other requirements.
Elon Musk faces a $15 billion tax bill, which is likely the real reason he's selling stock
Elon Musk faces a tax bill of over $15 billion in the coming months on stock options, making a sale of Tesla stock this year likely regardless of the Twitter vote.
Active bond funds tend to beat stock-based peers. One top manager on strategy and interest rate outlook
Actively managed bond fund managers have the advantage of staying more nimble than their passively indexed peers, says Pimco's Jerome Schneider.
Marvel's 'Eternals' tallies a $71 million opening at domestic box office
"Eternals" secured $71 million in ticket sales during its domestic debut, the fourth-highest opening of the pandemic.
Ford attracts younger and more female buyers with new $20,000 Maverick pickup
Ford says the 2022 Maverick – about the length of a Toyota full-size sedan but far cheaper – is already succeeding in attracting new, younger and female buyers.
Elon Musk says he's using a Twitter poll to determine the future of 10% of his Tesla shares
Musk previously indicated he was likely to sell "a huge block" of his options in the fourth quarter.
Officials confirm eight people, including two teens, are among the dead after Houston music festival stampede
Seven of the victims ranged from 14 to 27 years old, Mayor Sylvester Turner said during a Saturday afternoon press conference.
FBI reportedly executes search warrant at the home of Project Veritas founder linked to an investigation into Biden daughter's stolen diary
The FBI on Saturday searched the home of James O'Keefe, the founder of conservative outfit Project Veritas, the New York Times reported.
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