Ford cuts F-150 pickup production again due to chip shortage
The automaker informed employees Wednesday of the cuts, which also impact production of its larger Super Duty pickups and Expedition SUV.
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GM to significantly cut North American vehicle production due to chip shortage
General Motors said Thursday it's adding or extending downtimes at eight plants in the U.S., Canada and Mexico.
Many companies are offering generous tuition assistance so workers can go back to college
More companies will pay for college, yet this valuable workplace benefit is often overlooked.
Burger King launches loyalty program nationwide to invigorate U.S. sales
Burger King is taking its rewards program nationwide amid a broader push from the Restaurant Brands International chain to boost its U.S. business.
Jobless claims total 340,000, lowest level since early days of pandemic
Economists polled by Dow Jones had expected first-time claims to total 345,000 for last week.
These ETFs hedge against rising interest rates and volatility. Here's how risky it is to invest
Simplicity's strategies use options to shield portfolios from big spikes from interest rate jitters or volatility, co-founder and CEO Paul Kim says.
Treasury yields remain lower after initial jobless claims hit pandemic low
Weekly jobless claims came in slightly better than expected and hit the lowest since March 2020.
Wildfires are putting water supplies at risk, and corporate America is scared
Companies like Procter & Gamble need water for their businesses, but a lot of that water flows through forests that are threatened by wildfire.
IRS chief tells Elizabeth Warren: More transparent bank data can fight tax evasion
IRS chief Charles Rettig told Sen. Elizabeth Warren that relying on banks to report on their customers' accounts could help cut the tax gap.
People used to book one vacation at a time. Now they've started 'trip stacking'
A growing number of people are booking two or even three trips over the same travel period in case Covid-related problems ruin their preferred plans.
People with more than 10,000 Twitter followers can now earn money from tweeting — here's how
Twitter on Wednesday launched Super Follows, a feature that allows select users to charge others for access to subscriber-only content.
Unvaccinated players for Knicks, Nets and Warriors would have to miss home games under local rules
The NBA said unvaccinated players based in New York City and San Francisco would not be able to enter their home arenas under local rules.
Trump Organization security chief Matthew Calamari Jr., son of top executive, to testify before Manhattan grand jury
Matthew Calamari Jr., son of the Trump Organization's chief operating officer, is expected to testify Thursday before a Manhattan grand jury, a source told CNBC.
Tesla must deliver Autopilot crash data to federal auto safety watchdog by October 22
NHTSA is trying to determine whether Tesla's Autopilot has a safety defect that caused Tesla vehicles to hit first-responder vehicles.
WHO says it is monitoring a new Covid variant called 'mu'
The mu variant has mutations that have the potential to evade immunity provided by a previous Covid-19 infection or vaccination, the WHO said.
Elon Musk says Tesla Roadster delayed until 2023 as supply chain issues persist
The new version of Tesla's high-performance electric car was supposed to debut in 2020.
New York Mets acting General Manager Zack Scott arrested on DUI charges, will not travel with team
Acting Mets GM Zack Scott will not travel with the team after he was arrested on DUI and other charges early Tuesday in White Plains, New York.
U.S. relationship with Taliban unclear after end of Afghanistan War, senior defense and diplomatic officials say
The remarks from the highest levels of the Defense and State departments come one day after Biden defended his decision to withdraw from Afghanistan.
Sweetgreen CEO's LinkedIn post connecting Covid deaths to obesity draws backlash
Sweetgreen co-founder and CEO Jonathan Neman wrote a LinkedIn post Tuesday connecting obesity to the ongoing pandemic, drawing backlash from social media users.
WHO presses world leaders to hold off on Covid vaccine booster shots through September
The WHO asked world leaders again to hold off on giving Covid-19 booster shots so poorer nations can vaccinate more of their populations with first doses.
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