Ruth Bader Ginsburg's dying wish was not to be 'replaced' until there's a new president
Justice Ginsburg's death comes less than seven weeks before the election between President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden.
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A brewing U.S.-China tech cold war rattles the semiconductor industry
As trade tech tensions mount between the U.S. and China the U.S. semiconductor industry fears a tech cold war is brewing that could disrupt the global supply chain.
Silicon Valley's most prominent VC firm had a banner week: $9 billion in IPO shares while helping TikTok negotiations
Venture capital firm Sequoia has long been the envy of its Silicon Valley peers, but has rarely had a week like this one.
Trump says U.S. will manufacture enough coronavirus vaccine doses for every American by April
President Donald Trump said Friday the U.S. will manufacture at least 100 million coronavirus vaccine doses before the end of the year with enough to inoculate every American by April.
DOJ charges six people in scheme to bribe Amazon employees to 'gain upper hand' on marketplace
Consultants allegedly bribed Amazon employees for privileged information on sellers' competitors, giving them an unfair advantage.
College students argue distance learning should cost less as some schools are charging more
Amid campus shutdowns due to Covid-19, a growing number of college students are seeking repayment for tuition, fees, and room and board.
Unity shares close up 31% following market debut
Shares of Unity, a video game software developer, jumped in its market debut Friday.
WHO says the coronavirus is killing about 50,000 people a week: 'That is not where we want to be'
"The energy has not gone out of this pandemic," Dr. Mike Ryan, executive director of the WHO's emergencies program, warned Friday.
Watch live: Trump speaks at a news conference
Trump's presser comes after Joe Biden tore into the incumbent over the coronavirus pandemic during a town hall event in Scranton, Pennsylvania.
These charts show how wildfires are getting larger, more severe in the U.S.
The U.S. is halfway through wildfire season, and this year is already one of the worst in history. Human-caused climate change has made blazes more frequent and intense.
Fed's Bullard says 'biggest growth quarter of all time' will lift inflation
Bullard also said he sees the unemployment rate falling to 6.5% by the end of the year, an estimate well below the median projection of 7.6% that his Fed colleagues released earlier this week.
WHO says parts of Europe reporting 'worrying' rise in coronavirus hospitalizations
Hospitalizations have doubled every eight days in the U.K., and parts of France have reported reaching capacity in their intensive-care units, WHO's Maria Van Kerkhove said.
Michael Farr: The problem with the U.S. economy is there are too many poor people
It's easy to hate the rich for all that they have and all that you don't, but the rich aren't the problem.
Metrics show consumers pulling back on spending in September as Congress debates second stimulus
After spending more in the summer as economies reopened and stimulus checks hit their bank accounts, U.S. consumers are spending less.
Unity is letting employees sell 15% of vested shares on day one
In Unity's virtual IPO presentation on Friday, the CEO and CFO said employees are able to sell some shares on day one.
TikTok set to IPO globally if Trump approves deal with Oracle, Walmart
Oracle would own less than 20% of TikTok as the deal is structured now.
Government mortgage bailout numbers improve slowly, but the real test is ahead
The number of borrowers in government covid-related mortgage bailout programs is shrinking, but those in private-label or bank bailouts is rising.
The market isn't convinced the Federal Reserve can achieve its inflation objective
While the move to "average inflation targeting" is in a respect historic for the Fed, market participants remain largely skeptical that the central bank can achieve its newly defined goal.
Treasury yields move higher ahead of Fed speeches
U.S. government debt prices fell on Friday morning amid rising coronavirus cases and ahead of consumer sentiment data.
Trump says Amazon costs the USPS 'billions,' but internal docs tell a different story
Amazon was the Postal Service's "largest customer" in fiscal 2019, according to documents obtained by a watchdog group.
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