Why the Pentagon failed another audit
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Biden says Covid surge needs to be solved at state level, vows full federal support
Biden pledged to support governors struggling with Covid-19, but said the administration needs states to step up to solve the crisis.
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Holiday sales jumped 8.5%, Mastercard says, as shoppers shrug off higher prices
The company, which tracks all forms of payment, said a surge of Covid-19 cases did not damp demand to spend and celebrate.
With just $36.6 million in ticket sales, ‘West Side Story’ is officially a box-office bomb
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Holiday shopping fuels the return of credit card debt
After paying off a record $83 billion in credit card debt in 2020, Americans are on track to end this year back in the red.
Disney's Bob Iger on how to tell successful stories in the tech-dominated era
Bob Iger's big deals at Disney included Pixar, Marvel, Lucasfilm and Fox, and they were as much about building scale as great storytelling.
The robot work force isn't coming. It's already here
Retailers and restaurants are looking to robots and other technology to keep up with demand amid a labor crunch and booming online sales.
What Disney's Bob Iger thinks about the future of the movie theater experience
Bob Iger, outgoing Disney chairman and former CEO, isn't giving up on movie theaters as an experience of the future.
Omicron hits airline crews and sparks hundreds of holiday flight cancellations
Airlines have cancelled hundreds of flights since Christmas Eve as more employees test positive for Covid-19.
China to remove limits on foreign investment in passenger car manufacturing
Chinese authorities will allow full foreign ownership of passenger car manufacturing in the country beginning Jan. 1, 2022.
UK PM Boris Johnson to assess latest omicron data before deciding on new Covid curbs
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland have already started new curbs to help stop the spread of the omicron variant.
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‘Bubblicious’ used car prices are rising faster than bitcoin, market researcher Jim Bianco warns
Jim Bianco of Bianco Research finds used cars were a better investment than bitcoin in 2021's second half.
Three out-of-the-box ways to trade the rise of electric vehicles in 2022
Automobile-components makers and copper miners could benefit from growth in electric vehicles in the year ahead, says investor Nancy Tengler.
'Spider-Man: No Way Home' becomes first pandemic-era film to break $1 billion at global box office
"Spider-Man: No Way Home" reached $1.05 billion at the global box office over the Christmas weekend.
Fauci says Covid cases will go much higher as omicron spread continues, warns against getting complacent
Covid-19 cases are likely going to keep surging as the omicron variant spreads across the globe, Dr. Anthony Fauci said.
Airlines cancel more than 800 U.S. flights as Covid hits crews
U.S. airlines have recently ramped up pressure on the CDC to loosen quarantine rules for breakthrough Covid cases.
Fanatics owner Michael Rubin put his $18 billion empire aside to focus on families affected by unfair justice system
Fanatics chairman Michael Rubin joined hip-hop star Meek Mill to give 25 families negatively impacted by the criminal justice system an NBA experience.
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