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Amazon says workers and applicants fired or barred during marijuana screening are now eligible for employment
Amazon said it has "reinstated the employment eligibility" for former workers or applicants who were fired or deferred during marijuana screenings.
Large employers launch telemedicine program to tackle Black health disparities
Doctor on Demand is partnering with Walmart and large employers on a new program to tackle Black health disparities through a telemedicine program.
How active management can help in the chaotic China trade: $7 billion money manager
Active management may be one of the only ways to generate alpha from the turbulent China trade right now, says $7 billion money manager Daniel Wiener.
Democrats will put a debt limit suspension in bill that aims to prevent a government shutdown
Democrats aim to pass a bill that would temporarily fund the government and suspend the debt ceiling through the end of next year.
Biden vows a new era of 'relentless diplomacy' as the world contends with Covid, climate change and China
Biden's debut address to the UN General Assembly comes as the U.S. strives to rebuild alliances and reclaim a global leadership position.
GM works 'around the clock' to ensure its new Hummer EV doesn't inherit defects that caused Chevy Bolt fires
As GM works to fix problems that have caused Bolts to catch fire, it's also attempting to ensure the issues don't happen in its next-generation EVs.
Facebook announces new Portal video-calling devices, Portal for Business service
Facebook unveiled its new Portal video-calling devices and a Portal for Business service that will allow companies to deploy fleets of the gadgets to employees.
Jeff Bezos says traveling to space changed how he thinks about nature
Following this year's focus on conservation, the Bezos Earth Fund said it will support landscape restoration and food system transportation in coming years.
AT&T CEO John Stankey says he's not satisfied with his own company's brand
AT&T CEO John Stankey said he's not satisfied with the AT&T brand and hopes to refresh it in the coming years.
Subway says August sales were the strongest in 8 years after it revamped menu
Subway announced Tuesday that August sales for its U.S. restaurants were its strongest since 2013 after it revamped its menu.
Amazon unveils three new Kindles with bigger screens, longer battery life
Amazon announced three new versions of its Kindle Paperwhite e-reader, including the Paperwhite, Paperwhite Kids Edition and Paperwhite Signature Edition.
Ford unveils new off-road Expedition Timberline; adds hands-free highway driving
The new model features a freshened exterior design, increased ground clearance and other off-road features such as upgraded tires and a heavy-duty skid plate.
85 Americans have left Afghanistan since U.S. completed its withdrawal
At least 85 U.S. citizens and 79 permanent residents have left Afghanistan since the U.S. completed its troop withdrawal Aug. 31, State Department data says.
Silicon Valley's quest to live forever could benefit humanity as a whole — here's why
A growing number of tech billionaires have decided they want to use their enormous wealth to try and help humans "cheat death."
McDonald's pledges to offer more sustainable Happy Meal toys worldwide by the end of 2025
McDonald's hopes to cut 90% of the amount of virgin fossil fuel-based plastic it used in the toys in 2018.
J&J says Covid booster shot is 94% effective in the U.S. when given two months after first dose
A J&J booster dose given six months out from the first shot appears to be potentially even more protective against Covid, the company added.
Facebook is playing defense after scathing reports on the company's failure to protect users
Facebook is on the defensive after The Wall Street Journal exposed how far the company has gone to prioritize profits over the health and safety of its users.
Covid is officially America's deadliest pandemic as U.S. fatalities surpass 1918 flu estimates
Reported U.S. deaths due to Covid crossed 675,000, Johns Hopkins data shows, and is still increasing at an average of more than 1,900 fatalities per day.
Washington gridlock and a debt ceiling showdown are weighing on the market
Strategists say the renewed sell-off in U.S. markets on Monday is in part thanks to partisan gridlock in Congress over the debt ceiling.
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