Olympics will ban spectators after Japan declares state of emergency
Japan's state of emergency due to rising Covid-19 cases will last from July 12 through Aug. 22.
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States bring a new antitrust suit against Google over its mobile app store
This is the fourth antitrust lawsuit U.S. government enforcers have filed against Google in the last year.
Live Nation's U.S. concert business is now 'fully open' after Covid pause, CEO says
Live Nation Entertainment's CEO says the company's U.S. concert business is now "fully open" as it brings back its packed summer lineup.
At least 64 people dead in Florida condo collapse, 76 missing with hope for survivors 'near zero'
At least 64 are confirmed dead and 76 unaccounted for after the search at the site of a collapsed Florida condominium building shifted from rescue to recovery.
Electric Dodge muscle car and Ram pickup part of Stellantis' $35.5 billion EV plans
The company expects more than 70% of sales in Europe and over 40% in the U.S. to be low emission vehicles (EVs and hybrid electric models).
Disgraced Trump foe Michael Avenatti weeps as he is sentenced to 2.5 years in prison for Nike extortion scheme
Michael Avenatti gained fame by representing Stormy Daniels in her battle with Donald Trump. He faces prison for trying to extort Nike.
10-year Treasury yield falls as low as 1.25% amid concerns about economic growth, Covid variant
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield fell as low as 1.25% on Thursday, its lowest point since February, continuing a sharp reversal in the bond market.
U.S. military mission in Afghanistan will end by August 31, Biden says
The removal of approximately 3,000 U.S. service members coincides with the 20th anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Microsoft will give employees a $1,500 bonus for their efforts during the pandemic
Tech companies have taken several steps to comfort employees during the pandemic, and those gestures could help reduce impact from a feared Great Resignation.
Western heat wave virtually impossible without climate change, researchers say, urging action
The heat wave that gripped the Pacific Northwest and Canada in June was a once-in-a-millennium event impossible without climate change, researchers said.
Quidel recalls Lyra Covid test due to high risk of false negative results
A Covid-19 swab test is being recalled due to a risk of false negative results.
Instacart poaches one of the highest-ranking female Facebook executives, Fidji Simo, for CEO
Grocery delivery app Instacart has tapped Fidji Simo, head of Facebook's app, as its next CEO.
Watch live: President Biden gives update on U.S. troop withdrawal from Afghanistan
In April, Biden announced a full withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan by Sept. 11, effectively ending America's longest war.
Virtually all new Covid deaths and hospitalizations are among unvaccinated people, White House says
President Joe Biden's Covid team has set its sights on those Americans who are still unvaccinated against the coronavirus, amid the delta variant's spread.
Tiger Global was top dealmaker in a record quarter for venture capital, as investments exceeded $150 billion
Global venture financing surged 157% in the second quarter from a year earlier to $156 billion, according to data from CB Insights.
National Republican groups RNC and NRSC join Georgia to fight Biden DOJ's suit against new voting law
Two national Republican groups said they are intervening to defend Georgia in a DOJ lawsuit alleging an election law violates voting protections for minorities.
White House wants to keep Hunter Biden from knowing who buys his expensive artwork under proposed ethics plan
The plan, which has been criticized by ethics experts, is meant to prevent a wealthy individual from currying favors with Hunter or his powerful family.
U.S. weekly jobless claims unexpectedly rise to 373,000, as job growth slows
Initial filings for unemployment insurance rose last week, a possible hint that the job growth seen in the first half of 2021 could be slowing.
Federal judge rules Air Force largely responsible for 2017 Texas church mass shooting
A federal judge ruled that the U.S. Air Force is largely responsible for a 2017 mass shooting at a Texas church for failing to report the shooter's criminal history.
Beyond Meat launches new meat-free chicken tenders in U.S. restaurants
Beyond Meat on Thursday announced the launch of meat-free chicken tenders in nearly 400 restaurants across the U.S.
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