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Yellen sees 'several more months of rapid inflation' before easing, worries about housing impact
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen expects inflation run to ease, though she cautioned that prices could continue to rise over the next several months.
Ford, VW offer test drives of new EVs at Chicago Auto Show to drive sales of Mach-E and ID.4
Automakers are offering test drives and rides in new electric vehicles, which auto executives believe is a key first step to mass adoption of EVs.
Cuomo raised over $2 million with the help of New York business leaders as he was accused of sexual harassment
Even with all the controversy surrounding the New York governor, many members of the business community seemed to rally around Andrew Cuomo.
Biden and Merkel warn Russia cannot use Nord Stream gas pipeline as weapon against Ukraine
President Joe Biden and German Chancellor Angela Merkel delivered remarks at the White House on Thursday in what is likely to be her last visit to Washington.
Some portion of the U.S. population will get booster shots, Dr. Scott Gottlieb says
Dr. Scott Gottlieb explains why he predicts that the U.S. will be giving Covid booster shots to a portion of the population.
Top U.S. Gen. Mark Milley feared Trump would attempt a coup after his loss to Biden, new book says
"If I was going to do a coup, one of the last people I would want to do it with is General Mark Milley," Trump said in a statement.
The size of the average SPAC is rising. Here's why that's important for investors
SPAC deal size is a proxy for quality, Morgan Creek Capital Management's Mark Yusko says.
American Airlines cancels flight attendants' voluntary leaves, plans to hire 800 to meet travel demand
American will call flight attendants back from voluntary leave by the end of the year and plans to hire 800 flight attendants to support demand.
Elon Musk admits Tesla's Cybertruck could flop
Tesla CEO Elon Musk admitted Thursday on Twitter that the Cybertruck might flop but said he doesn't care because he loves its unusual trapezoid-like design.
Monthly child tax credit payments are one of the best forms of government spending, economist says
University of Maryland economist Melissa Kearney told CNBC that Biden's federal child tax credit policy is one of the best forms of government spending.
Former executives of FTE Networks charged with securities fraud and asset swindle, sued by SEC
Michael Palleschi, ex-CEO of FTE Networks, and ex-CFO David Lethem are accused of duping the public about their company's financial condition.
Amazon sellers are such a hot commodity that one start-up is giving away Teslas for referrals
At the Prosper Show in Las Vegas this week, Amazon seller aggregator Acquco launched a program to give away $10 million in Tesla Model Ys for referrals.
Treasury Secretary Yellen says the Federal Reserve has done a 'good job' under Powell
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen offered praise for the Federal Reserve during the Covid-19 crisis under the direction of Chairman Jerome Powell.
Nike seeks $856,162 in reduced restitution from disgraced lawyer Michael Avenatti for extortion scheme
Nike asked a judge to order fallen lawyer Michael Avenatti to pay more than $856,000 in restitution for his botched attempt to extort millions from the company.
Lyft bringing back shared rides but will require everyone to wear masks
Starting Monday, consumers in Philadelphia, Chicago and Denver can book the option that allows passengers to split a car that's going in the same direction.
Watch live: President Biden delivers remarks alongside German Chancellor Angela Merkel
President Joe Biden and German Chancellor Angela Merkel will deliver remarks at the White House on Thursday in what is likely to be her last visit to Washington.
CDC Director Walensky calls Tennessee's decision to cease vaccine outreach to teens 'incredibly disturbing'
CDC Director Rochelle Walensky said Tennessee's decision to cease vaccine outreach to teenagers while in the midst of a pandemic is "incredibly disturbing."
Treasury yields dip, continuing their three-month slide
Treasury yields fell on Thursday morning, following a dovish message on monetary policy from Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell in the previous session.
Blue Origin reveals runner-up in $28 million auction will fly with Jeff Bezos to space next week
Jeff Bezos' space venture Blue Origin on Thursday revealed that 18-year-old Oliver Daemen will fly in place of the still-anonymous auction winner.
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