FAA clears Boeing 737 Max to fly again after 20-month grounding spurred by deadly crashes
Federal regulators cleared the Boeing 737 Max to fly again after a 20-month grounding that sparked a crisis inside one of the nation's biggest exporters.
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Sonos soars after strong fiscal-year revenue forecast
In the fiscal fourth quarter, which ended on October 3, Sonos' revenue grew 16%, although the quarter was 14 weeks long.
New York City will close schools for in-person learning to curb Covid outbreak, Mayor de Blasio says
The schools will close even as indoor dining at restaurants and the city's gyms, which experts say are at high risk for spreading virus, remain open.
Nvidia beats on both earnings and revenue, sales up 57%
Analysts had been expecting a big quarter from the Santa Clara chipmaker driven by sales of its graphics processing unit chips.
Cramer rips Congress over failure to pass Covid stimulus, says it has 'doomed' small businesses
"I think that Congress has doomed so many companies. The president has doomed so many companies," CNBC's Jim Cramer said.
Here's how to stop Alexa from spilling the beans on gifts you ordered
Alexa is useful if you want updates on a package, but it can also reveal what's coming, saying something like "a package with a new iPad Air was delivered."
Trump officials see surge in signs ups for free CVS, Walgreens Covid vaccine program for seniors
U.S. officials are seeing "tremendous uptake" of a program that will allow CVS Health and Walgreens to administer Covid vaccines to seniors in facilities.
U.S. is in an 'absolutely dangerous situation' as Covid outbreak worsens, top health official says
"I lose sleep at night over where we are in the pandemic right now," Adm. Brett Giroir said on MSNBC.
GM went public 10 years ago, and it’s been a mediocre investment — here’s how it can improve for the next 10
A decade after the "new GM" went public in an IPO, its balance sheet is sound but the stock's performance has been a mediocre rollercoaster ride for investors.
Actively managed ETFs could rake in $1 trillion in next few years, market analyst says
Active management is entering a bit of a heyday, says Douglas Yones, head of exchange-traded products at the New York Stock Exchange.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren says CDC failed to capture the true toll of Covid on people of color
Warren said the CDC's messaging and infographics on Covid-19 mortality rates across racial and ethnic groups "do not tell the full story."
Coronavirus vaccine shots could go to U.S. health workers in about a month
Health-care workers in the United States could get the first doses of a coronavirus vaccine in about a month.
WHO warns vaccine won't help countries fend off current wave of infections
"We are not there with vaccines yet. We will get there, but we're not there," Dr. Mike Ryan, executive director of the WHO's health emergencies program, said.
Watch live: U.S. officials speak on Operation Warp Speed after Pfizer releases positive vaccine data
The departments of Health and Human Services and Defense are holding a briefing on the Trump administration's coronavirus vaccine program.
Epic Games and many other app makers are not impressed with Apple's olive branch
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney said Apple's move to reduce commissions for small developers is meant to divide the community and help Apple keeps its monopoly.
Marissa Mayer is back and she wants to fix your address book
Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer on Wednesday announced the launch of Sunshine, a consumer apps start-up.
SpaceX wants to test its Starlink satellite internet network inflight with a Gulfstream jet
Elon Musk's SpaceX would like to further expanded testing of its Starlink satellite internet by connecting the network to aircraft.
Grocery chain apologizes after releasing 'super spread' ad for Thanksgiving
“Hosting? Plan a super spread,” reads a full-page advertisement printed in Giant Food's Savory magazine, TODAY reports.
Apple will cut App Store commissions by half to 15% for small app makers
The move is an olive branch from Apple to lawmakers over its App Store business practices, which have been under increasing scrutiny for the past year.
Now that two highly effective Covid vaccines are within reach, we just have to get them to 7.8 billion people
Now comes the tricky part, distributing the vaccines — both of which require two doses given about a month apart — to billions of people across the world.
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