A.I. researchers urge regulators not to slam the brakes on its development
AI researchers argue that there's little point in imposing strict regulations on its development at this stage, as the technology is still in its infancy.
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United Airlines flies to JFK for the first time since 2015, taking advantage of pandemic lull
United is scheduled to operate two, roundtrip cross-country flights in its JFK return on Sunday.
Rising Covid cases can't be blamed on variants alone as travel resumes, states lift restrictions, Fauci says
Dr. Anthony Fauci said the latest rise in Covid cases may be because more Americans are traveling for spring break as states lift restrictions.
Biden to push infrastructure before health and family care in next phase of economic plan
Biden will separate his sprawling plan to upgrade the nation's infrastructure into two separate pieces that he will unveil weeks apart.
The U.S. is in a delicate position as Covid cases increase alongside vaccinations, experts warn
"We have the danger — and I do mean danger — of having another surge within the next two months," Vanderbilt University's Dr. William Schaffner told CNBC.
Covid cases are rising and hospitalizations have plateaued even as vaccinations increase
Covid-19 cases are rising and hospitalizations have plateaued in the U.S. even as the country set a new record for coronavirus vaccine doses administered in one day on Saturday.
Supreme Court to decide whether Goldman Sachs shareholders can bring suit in major fraud case
The Supreme Court will hear arguments from Goldman Sachs in a case that could have major implications for shareholders seeking to bring securities-fraud suits.
Cheniere and Shell oil tankers change course to avoid Suez Canal as ships divert routes
At least ten ships are changing course as the Ever Given, one of the world's largest containerships, remains stranded across the Suez Canal along Egypt.
Three ways to manage your high-yield investments as interest rates rise
Investors have options for what to do with their high-yield investments as the U.S. economic recovery gains steam, three market analysts say.
How Adam Selipsky could make Amazon's cloud business even bigger
Amazon's former head of cloud sales and marketing is coming back, and there are several ways for him to take Amazon Web Services to greater heights.
Here's who runs Twitter under Jack Dorsey
After setting ambitious user growth and revenue goals last month, Twitter is gearing up for what could be its most transformative period ever.
Why this tech entrepreneur left the Bay Area for Arkansas and closed his offices for good
Phil Libin, co-founder and CEO of start-up studio All Turtles, is learning on the fly how to build a company with a fully-distributed workforce.
NASA wants companies to develop and build new space stations, with up to $400 million up for grabs
NASA this past week unveiled the Commercial LEO Destinations (CLD) project, with plans to award up to $400 million in total to as many as four companies.
Dr. Vin Gupta slams Covid reopening policies of Arizona, Florida and Texas
"It's not good public policy what the governors of Arizona, Florida and Texas are doing," Gupta said. "It just doesn't make sense from a scientific standpoint."
Elon Musk tweets Tesla could become 'the biggest company' surpassing Apple
Musk's second tweet offering guidance on timing for an anticipated increase in Tesla's market cap has since been deleted, but screenshots were widely shared.
Amazon gets FDA authorization for at-home Covid-19 test
Amazon plans to use the test among its workforce as part of its Covid-19 preparedness and response program.
White House weighs temporarily lifting intellectual property shield on Covid-19 vaccines
The move would allow other countries to replicate existing Covid-19 vaccines as nations rush to vaccinate their populations.
Jeep, Dodge maker Stellantis temporarily closing five North American plants due to chip shortage
The plants build an array of products for the company – from older Ram 1500 pickup trucks and Jeeps to minivans and Dodge and Chrysler cars.
Build America Bonds may be key to financing Biden's infrastructure plans
Build America Bonds first entered markets more than a decade ago as the Obama administration sought ways to spur the U.S. economy.
Biden invites Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping to climate summit amid rising global tensions
President Biden said Friday that Vladimir Putin of Russia and Xi Jinping of China are invited to the global leaders' climate summit in April.
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