More workers plan to quit as better job opportunities open up
In what's being called the "Great Resignation," a record number of job openings has given workers the upper hand.
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Spirit Airlines cancels 60% of its flights to 'reboot' after meltdown, vows to learn from disruptions
Spirit Airlines canceled or delayed more than half of its flights as disruptions continued for a fourth day.
Pentagon police officer killed in unprovoked knife attack, assailant killed in struggle
A Pentagon police officer has died after he was stabbed several times in the neck outside the Pentagon on Tuesday, sources confirmed with NBC News.
Pfizer will require U.S. employees to get Covid vaccine or undergo weekly testing
The new initiative will "best protect the health and safety of our colleagues and the communities we serve," Pfizer said in a statement to CNBC.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb says full approval of Covid vaccines unlikely to persuade hesitant Americans
"The reality is these vaccines have been used in hundreds of millions of people," Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC, adding there's already a robust data set.
New York auto show canceled due to the spreading Covid delta variant
The show was scheduled to open to the public Aug. 20 at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.
10-year Treasury yield is mostly flat after better-than-expected services economy data
The bond market was mostly flat Wednesday after wild morning trading following disappointing ADP jobs data, then a strong services economy reading.
Democrats urge Amazon, Facebook to stop campaigning for FTC Chair Khan's recusal in antitrust cases
The lawmakers said the petitions "add to the perception that you are attempting to bully your regulators."
GM CEO Mary Barra confirms new electric truck and van for commercial customers
GM plans to add a full-size battery electric cargo van for Chevrolet as well as a medium-duty truck for service and utility vehicles.
Bezos' Blue Origin calls Musk's Starship 'immensely complex & high risk' for NASA moon missions
Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin blasted NASA’s decision to award Elon Musk’s SpaceX the sole contract to build a lunar lander.
Instacart hires former Facebook exec Carolyn Everson weeks after poaching Fidji Simo as CEO
Instacart is the largest of the remaining privately held delivery companies, valued at $39 billion in March and widely expected to go public.
WHO asks wealthy nations to hold off on Covid vaccine boosters at least through September
The World Health Organization on Wednesday called for a halt of Covid-19 booster shots, citing vaccine inequity around the world.
Trump lawyers ask judge to block release of tax returns to Congress after Biden DOJ orders IRS to do so
Trump has fought the release of his income tax returns for years. The Biden Justice Department says the IRS has to give Congress those documents.
How to get New York's Excelsior Pass so you can show your proof of vaccination from your phone
New York's Excelsior Pass lets you find and store your proof of vaccination right on your phone with a QR code, sort of like a boarding pass for an airplane.
Synthetic biology company Zymergen plunges 68% after saying product revenue will be 'immaterial' in 2022, removing CEO
Three months after its IPO, Zymergen is warning investors that revenue is much further out than expected.
Amazon plans to cut waste following backlash over the destruction of unused products
Amazon has launched two programs as part of an effort to give products a second life when they get returned to businesses that sell items on its platform.
Private companies added 330,000 jobs in July, according to ADP, far short of the 653,000 estimate
The 330,000 new positions is also a sharp deceleration from June.
Kroger partners with Kitchen United for ghost kitchens in its grocery stores
Kroger, the nation's largest supermarket chain, and Kitchen United are partnering to put ghost kitchens inside grocery stores.
Caeleb Dressel on 2024 Paris Olympics: ‘I very much would like to make the team’
U.S. swimmer Caeleb Dressel discusses his future swimming plans, and what he'd change about the Olympics.
Why Nvidia’s $40 billion bid for Arm could be in jeopardy
Nvidia's $40 billion bid to buy U.K.-based chip designer Arm from Japan's SoftBank has started to look increasingly uncertain.
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