3D-printed housing developments suddenly take off – here's what they look like
3D-printed real estate is suddenly taking off, as printed communities go on the market and more are announced.
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Microsoft and Google spar ahead of antitrust hearing on tech and the future of news
Microsoft President Brad Smith claimed Google has made news outlets dependent on its vast array of services while profiting from access to their content.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo again refuses to resign, says Democratic calls for him to quit are 'dangerous'
Many New York Democrats in Congress and the state legislature have demanded Gov. Andrew Cuomo resign over a sexual harassment scandal.
Netflix is testing a crackdown on password sharing
Netflix is running a test with a small group of users cracking down on password sharing.
The housing market stands at a tipping point after a stunningly successful year during the pandemic
Lower demand and weaker affordability could cause a significant slowdown in home sales and stop the steep rise in home prices.
Jeff Bezos turns down Bernie Sanders' invitation to attend Senate hearing on income inequality
Sanders has been a frequent critic of Amazon, previously urging the company to restore hazard pay for frontline workers amid the pandemic.
Marco Rubio endorses Amazon unionization effort, bringing bipartisan support
In an op-ed in USA Today published Friday, Sen. Rubio said he "stands with those at Amazon's Bessemer warehouse."
Watch live: Biden and Harris deliver remarks on $1.9 trillion Covid relief package
The president on Thursday signed into law the American Rescue Plan, his first major legislative victory in office.
Beeple, who just sold an NFT for $69 million, talks about the other ways we can use the technology
The bulk of the focus around NFTs so far has centered on digital art, memes, music and other collectibles.
Biden ends Trump policy that targeted people who come forward to care for migrant children
Officials said the 2018 policy created a "chilling effect" that dissuaded family members and sponsors from coming forward out of fear of deportation.
U.S. companies face record $10.5 trillion in debt—Here's what to know about the corporate bond 'bubble'
Here's how the corporate bond market got to these "bubble" levels and just how risky this massive amount of debt may be to the U.S. economy.
Oracle's planned wave of capital spending won't put it on par with cloud leaders like Amazon
Oracle is raising its capital expenditures to add cloud capacity, but the greater investment still won't bring it close to market leaders.
Dentists, veterinarians and med students authorized to administer Covid shots as Biden expands vaccine program
Dentists, EMTs, midwives, optometrists, paramedics, physician assistants, podiatrists, respiratory therapists and veterinarians can begin administering Covid-19 vaccines.
Op-Ed: Sanofi CEO on navigating Covid one year later. Now what?
WHO says it's investigating reports of blood clots in people who got AstraZeneca Covid vaccine
"Just because it's reported following a vaccination doesn't mean that it's because of the vaccination," said WHO's chief scientist, Dr. Soumya Swaminathan.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb says Americans will be getting together well before Biden’s July 4 target
"I think the majority of Americans are going to be getting together long before July," former FDA chief Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC.
Dr. Kavita Patel says July 4th may mark Covid ‘turning point’ but it'll remain part of daily life
However, Dr. Kavita Patel told CNBC that regular boosters or vaccines will likely be necessary moving forward, especially as Covid variants spread.
Here’s how Americans are spending those coronavirus stimulus checks
Many Americans will receive new coronavirus stimulus checks as soon as this weekend. Here's how they plan to spend the money.
Drive-thru ordering surged during the pandemic. Fast-food chains don't think it's a fad
Restaurant industry experts believe that drive-thru ordering will stay above pre-pandemic levels, even after everyone is vaccinated.
Japanese tech giant Rakuten to raise $2.2 billion by issuing new shares to Walmart, Tencent and Japan Post
Japanese tech giant Rakuten is planning to raise $2.2 billion from a host of big names to help it compete with its U.S. rivals.
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