U.S. government agency in charge of financial stability weighs in on climate change risks
The Financial Stability Oversight Council issued a report on the risks a changing climate poses to the U.S. financial system, in response to Biden's order.
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Stock picking is as popular as ever despite indexing's proven success — 'Trillions' author on what's driving it
It's a stock picker's market, but long-term data still supports the buy-and-hold crowd, says Robin Wigglesworth, author of "Trillions."
NTSB finds driver seat was occupied in fatal Tesla crash in Spring, Texas
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) just issued new details in a high-profile Tesla fatal crash investigation.
Bumble, Duolingo lead rally in shares of app developers after Google slashes subscription fees
Shares of app developers rose on Thursday after Google announced it would reduce the company's cut from subscriptions on its Android app store.
American, Southwest CEOs say they don't plan to fire employees over federal vaccine mandate
American and Southwest have urged employees to apply for medical and religious exemptions.
AutoNation shares hit new all-time high after company reports record quarterly earnings
AutoNation's stock Thursday morning topped $130 a share for the first time ever, according to FactSet.
WeWork shares jump more than 13% in public markets debut after SPAC merger
The office-leasing company halted initial plans for an IPO in 2019 after investors raised concerns over its business model and then-CEO Adam Neumann.
Fed to ban policymakers from owning individual stocks, restrict trading following controversy
The Federal Reserve announced Thursday a ban on officials owning individual stocks and limits on other activities as well.
Fed's Bostic sees interest rate hike coming next year as inflation lingers
Atlanta Federal Reserve President Raphael Bostic said Thursday that he sees an interest rate hike coming later in 2022.
CDC says these are the most common side effects people report after getting Moderna, J&J boosters
The CDC said the most common side effects people reported after getting Covid vaccine boosters included pain at the injection site, fatigue, fever and headache.
Some top WarnerMedia execs never liked the name 'HBO Max' — the Discovery deal will give them a chance to change it
Several top WarnerMedia executives never liked the HBO Max name. Merging with Discovery will give the combined company a chance to change it.
California moves to ban oil wells within 3,200 feet of homes and schools
Oil drilling disproportionately affects Black and Latino residents in major oil fields like Los Angeles County and Kern County.
Pricier shipping containers and port delays haven't slowed Vita Coco's growth, co-CEO says
Vita Coco made its public market debut Thursday, trading on the Nasdaq under the symbol "COCO."
Supreme Court told it should reconsider Roe v. Wade if it takes up Texas abortion law challenge
The arguments were filed in response to two separate petitions challenging the restrictive Texas law, which bans most abortions after as early as the sixth week of pregnancy.
Ghislaine Maxwell loses bid to seal jury questions before trial in Jeffrey Epstein-related sex crime case
Jeffrey Epstein, an ex-friend of President Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, was a boyfriend of Ghislaine Maxwell at one point. She goes on trial next month.
Amazon launches in-store pickup option for items from local businesses
Sellers can offer in-store pickup and fast local delivery to Amazon shoppers who live near the merchant's brick-and-mortar stores.
Google is still 'all in' on health care: Chief health officer Karen DeSalvo
Google shut down its Health unit in August, but is still 'all in' on the health-care industry and consumer health tech, say chief health officer Karen DeSalvo.
American Airlines posts profit thanks to federal aid, revenue improves
For the fourth quarter American expects its revenue to be down about 20% from 2019.
10-year Treasury yield holds above 1.65% following lower than expected jobless claims data
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield held above 1.65% on Thursday, after jobless claims data came in better than expected.
Southwest Airlines trims flights again to manage staffing crunch
Southwest said flight cancellations in October cost it $75 million as it grappled with understaffing.
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