Chicago sues DoorDash, Grubhub for allegedly deceiving customers
The City of Chicago filed two sweeping lawsuits against DoorDash and Grubhub for allegedly deceiving customers and using unfair business practices.
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Astra stock drops after cutting short rocket launch, with next attempt expected in the coming days
Astra cut short its first launch attempt since the company went public, with the rocket's engines firing for a moment and then shutting down.
Treasury yields slip, but are still higher on week as Powell see taper starting this year
U.S. Treasury yields moved lower as Fed Chair Jerome Powell gave remarks at Jackson Hole.
SEC steps up research into brokers' 'gamification' of trades, Chair Gary Gensler says
The SEC said Friday it's stepping up its probe into so-called gamification and behavioral prompts used by online brokerages that encourage trading.
Powell's benign view on inflation is getting pushback at the Fed, and elsewhere
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's conviction that the inflation whipping through the economy this year soon will subside is not universally shared.
Powell sees taper by the end of the year, but says there's 'much ground to cover' before rate hikes
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell indicated Friday that the central bank is likely to begin tapering before the end of the year.
CDC director says schools with large Covid outbreaks generally aren't following federal mask and vaccine guidance
CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said that reopened schools struggling with large-scale Covid outbreaks generally aren't following federal guidelines.
Ex-Obama health advisor says Covid is far from dying out in U.S., so masks remain necessary
Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel told CNBC on Friday the coronavirus will start "dying out" once more Americans, especially those under the age of 12, get vaccinated.
Following complaints, Microsoft will make Windows 11 compatible with more PC chips
Microsoft is making it possible for more computers to upgrade to Windows 11. It's also releasing an updated app to check if computers can run it.
U.S. and allies warn more terrorist attacks likely as Afghanistan withdrawal deadline nears
The U.S. and its allies have warned that more terrorist attacks in Kabul are likely, as the deadline for military withdrawal from Afghanistan draws near.
Fed's Kaplan is worried about inflation and risk-taking, and wants to announce taper in September
Dallas Federal Reserve President Robert Kaplan would like to see the central bank announce next month that it will begin tightening its policy reins.
Watch Fed Chair Powell deliver his key Jackson Hole economic speech live
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell delivers his much-anticipated speech Friday morning as part of the central bank's Jackson Hole symposium.
Key inflation gauge rises 3.6% from a year ago to tie biggest jump since the early 1990s
An inflation measure the Federal Reserve uses to set policy rose 3.6% in July from a year ago.
Housing, jobs and free calls: How businesses are supporting Afghan refugees
Airbnb, Verizon, Walmart, and others are rushing to support the thousands of refugees that have been evacuated from Afghanistan in recent days.
Dodge to resurrect 'Fratzog' logo for new electric vehicles
The Fratzog – a made up word by a designer – was initially used by Dodge from 1962 through 1981.
'She was posing a threat' — Capitol officer Michael Byrd, who shot pro-Trump rioter Ashli Babbitt, goes public
Lt. Michael Byrd, the cop who fatally shot Ashli Babbitt during the Jan. 6 Capitol invasion, said after publicly revealing his identity that she posed a threat.
Tim Cook receives over 5 million shares of Apple stock worth $750 million
The tranche of stock is the final part of the compensation package that Cook received when he took over as CEO of Apple 10 years ago.
The pressure is on for Powell and the Federal Reserve to manage the exit from ultra-easy policies
For the Fed, implementing the easiest monetary policy in history was tough enough. Getting out will be no treat, either.
In major policy change, Apple will allow developers to email customers about alternatives to App Store billing
App makers want to contact their customers directly to encourage them to pay directly and avoid Apple's App Store fees, which range from 15% to 30% of gross sales.
Fires in the Arctic, record sea levels: NOAA report details effects of climate change in 2020
2020 saw the highest concentration of greenhouse gases in Earth's atmosphere on record, along with unprecedented global sea levels and average global temperatures.
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