Restaurants are ‘sucking wind’ but fighting back to reopen amid a worker shortage
Proprietors faced closures, space restrictions and lingering uncertainty. They're now facing a potentially crippling labor shortage as summer approaches.
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Treasury yields rise, building on Friday's gains
U.S. Treasury yields rose in afternoon trading on Monday
Infrastructure plan should cost up to $800 billion, McConnell says ahead of Biden meeting
Sen. Mitch McConnell is set to discuss infrastructure with President Joe Biden and congressional leaders on Wednesday.
Marriott CEO: Line between business and leisure travel is blurring — that's good news for hotels
"Increasingly we're seeing folks that say, 'I can blend trip purposes,'" Marriott International CEO Tony Capuano told CNBC, calling that "really good news."
Americans fear highest inflation in nearly a decade
Americans' expectations for inflation over the next few years hit its highest level in nearly a decade, amid fears of rising rents and home prices.
More than 40 attorneys general ask Facebook to abandon plans to build Instagram for kids
Monday's letter follows questioning from federal lawmakers who have also expressed concern over social media's impact on children.
Treasury will give states a lot of power to decide how to spend $350 billion in Covid relief funds
Officials said states and territories are not allowed to use the funding to offset tax cuts or make a deposit to a pension fund.
Watch live: Joe Biden delivers remarks on the economy
Biden's latest remarks come days after he argued that an underwhelming jobs report underscores the need to quickly pass his economic overhaul proposals.
SpaceX accepts Dogecoin as payment to launch 'DOGE-1 mission to the Moon' next year
Elon Musk's SpaceX will launch the "DOGE-1 Mission to the Moon" in the first quarter of 2022, accepting the meme-inspired cryptocurrency as payment.
Fed's Evans says employment and inflation need to pick up before policy changes
Chicago Fed President Charles Evans said he wouldn't mind seeing inflation run around 2.5% for some time.
U.S. Covid cases down 30% over past two weeks as country averages 2 million shots per day
Average daily U.S. infections fell to below 41,000 over the weekend, down 30% from two weeks ago, as the country averages 2 million shots per day.
A psychedelic drug boom in mental health treatment comes closer to reality
Stigmatized drugs like psychedelic mushrooms and MDMA are key to a new era of mental illness treatment for conditions like depression and PTSD.
Medina Spirit’s Kentucky Derby win invalidated if failed drug test upheld, Churchill Downs says
Medina Spirit's trainer Bob Baffert will be immediately suspended from entering any horses in races at Churchill Downs track, Churchill Downs said.
Largest U.S. fuel pipeline remains mostly closed days after cyberattack with no timeline for reopening
Colonial Pipeline said it learned Friday that it "was the victim of a cybersecurity attack" and has since shut down 5,500 miles of pipeline.
Fauci says face masks could become seasonal after Covid pandemic
The CDC recommends that fully vaccinated people can exercise and attend small gatherings outside without wearing a face mask.
Digital media companies pump the brakes on their rush to go public as SPAC market cools
Dreams of going public in January and February have been put on hold for digital media companies as SPACs dry up and investors become more conservative.
Mandolin, meditation, and workouts: These three entrepreneurs made my Covid quarantine bearable
With gyms closed, live music gone and everyone searching for ways to stay sane, these three content creators provided critical help to people like me.
ESG investing to reach $1 trillion by 2030, says head of iShares Americas as carbon transition funds launch
As money pours into environmental, social and governance (ESG) investments, BlackRock's head of iShares Americas says this is just the beginning.
Covid vaccines, alcohol and marijuana: What to know before your shot
With second doses incoming and millions more to soon be immunized, many wonder if it's safe to celebrate their Covid shot with a booze shot.
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