Chobani is eyeing an IPO later this year
Yogurt-maker Chobani is considering going public later this year through an initial public offering.
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Romney child-payment proposal would spend more than Biden plan — but also aims to cut welfare programs
Mitt Romney is proposing to give families $4,200 per year for every child under 6, a GOP answer to President Biden's calls for expanded assistance for kids.
Airlines, labor unions push for a third round of federal aid with travel demand still depressed
Some airlines and labor unions are seeking another $15 billion in federal payroll aid as the pandemic continues to strain carriers.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene expresses some regret about conspiracy claims ahead of vote to punish her
"I was allowed to believe things that weren't true and I would ask questions about them," Greene said, "and that is absolutely what I regret."
Trump won't testify at Senate impeachment trial, his lawyers say
Trump's lawyers said he will not testify at his coming impeachment trial, hours after Democrats said that his refusal could be used against him.
SpaceX says its Starlink satellite internet service now has over 10,000 users
Elon Musk's SpaceX disclosed on Thursday that its Starlink satellite internet service now has "over 10,000 users in the United States and abroad."
Hunter Biden memoir 'Beautiful Things' to be published in April, will detail drug addiction and sobriety
A new memoir by Hunter Biden will be published this spring, months after Joe Biden was sworn in as president.
Watch live: Biden gives first remarks on foreign policy and national security at State Department
Biden's early priorities will center on establishing "a position of strength" for the U.S., his national security advisor said.
Ford forced to cut profitable F-150 pickup truck production due to semiconductor chip shortage
Ford is cutting production at plants in Michigan and Missouri that produce its profitable F-150 pickup trucks due to a global semiconductor chip shortage.
Silver is a 'turbo-charged version of gold' due to use in solar panels, Goldman's Jeff Currie says
As a key component in solar panels, silver could benefit from more green energy spending down the line, Goldman's commodities chief Jeff Currie told CNBC.
Democrats ramp up pressure on Biden administration to cancel up to $50,000 of student debt
Democrats led by Schumer and Warren are reintroducing a resolution calling on Biden to cancel student debt through executive action.
Democrats reintroduce labor rights bill as Covid puts spotlight on workplace safety
The PRO Act aims to boost workers' bargaining rights during the pandemic but is unlikely to get through the Senate.
Ford CEO promises 'year of action' as he accelerates company restructuring and transition to EVs
Ford CEO Jim Farley says he will provide a clear and decisive plan for the company as the auto industry transitions to electric vehicles.
American warns 13,000 employees of furloughs as airlines prepare to lose federal aid next month
American Airlines warned employees last week that another round of furlough notices could be coming.
Taco Bell owner Yum Brands earnings top estimates, despite blow of international Covid restrictions
Covid-related dining room closures outside the U.S. weighed on same-store sales growth at KFC and Pizza Hut.
Palihapitiya-backed Clover Health shares fall on critical report by short seller Hindenburg Research
Hindenburg accused billionaire investor Chamath Palihapitiya of misleading investors when he took the company public through a SPAC last month.
Super Bowl will welcome some new advertisers that had a great year during Covid pandemic
A growing list of companies new to advertising will be shelling out roughly $5.5 million to show their stuff during the Super Bowl.
Fed's Mester doesn't see policy changes coming from GameStop saga
The Fed's Loretta Mester said top regulators should be looking at the GameStop trading saga and how it is impacting markets.
Want to own an apartment building? Buy a distressed hotel for pennies on the dollar
Real estate developers are buying distressed hotels for bargain prices and converting them to more lucrative and much-needed affordable housing.
Jobless claims better than expected last week and lowest in two months
New jobless claims totaled 779,000 last week, the lowest since late November and below the Dow Jones estimate for 830,000.
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