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Government denies Bezos' protest of NASA awarding lunar lander contract to Musk's SpaceX
The U.S. GAO denied a protest by Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin that NASA wrongly awarded a lucrative astronaut lunar lander contract solely to Elon Musk's SpaceX.
Want to go to a Broadway show or Carnegie Hall? Get ready to show Covid vaccination proof
The Broadway League announced Friday that it will require vaccinations for audiences, performers, crew and staff.
Royal Caribbean shares tumble as 6 Covid cases discovered on board a ship, cruise line expands U.S. testing policy
Royal Caribbean Cruises announced that it will require all guests to test for Covid after several fully-vaccinated guests tested positive.
CDC study shows 74% of people infected in Massachusetts Covid outbreak were fully vaccinated
The CDC data published Friday was based on 469 cases of Covid associated with multiple summer events and large public gatherings in July in Massachusetts.
Dole stock slides 9% in public market debut on New York Stock Exchange
Shares of Dole slid 9% in afternoon trading Friday as the company made its return to the public markets.
U.S. Covid vaccination rates rise as Americans in hard-hit states rush to get shots amid delta fears
States with the worst Covid outbreaks are those seeing the largest jumps in vaccination rates across the U.S.
Scarlett Johansson's agent slams Disney for accusing 'Black Widow' star of disregarding public Covid risks
Bryan Lourd fired back at Disney for "shamelessly and falsely" accusing Scarlett Johansson of being insensitive about the global coronavirus pandemic.
Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Amazon, P&G, Caterpillar and more
These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.
Walmart tells corporate staff, managers they must have Covid vaccine by October
Walmart's corporate staff as well as management-level employees must be vaccinated against Covid by Oct. 4, according to a memo obtained by CNBC.
Walmart will require workers to wear masks in stores in high-risk U.S. counties
Walmart said it will begin requiring masks for store workers in high-risk counties in the U.S. as determined by the latest CDC rankings, effective immediately.
Spirit CEO urges employees, passengers to get Covid shots, but says the airline has no mandate
Spirit Airlines CEO Ted Christie also told CNBC on Friday that leisure travel rebounded “quite quickly," saying the low-cost carrier has had a "very, very busy summer."
Washington Nationals will release All-Star Starlin Castro for alleged domestic violence
MLB's announcement did not give any details on the allegations against Castro, a four-time All-Star.
CDC warns that delta variant is as contagious as chickenpox and may make people sicker than original Covid
"The war has changed," CDC officials wrote in a confidential document given to lawmakers this week.
Ties are out and stretchy pants are in: The office wardrobe might never be the same
As Americans slowly return to the office, many are adopting a style that's been called "workleisure" — a more put-together version of the athleisure.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb estimates up to 1 million Americans infected with Covid daily as delta spreads
"I wouldn't be surprised if, on the whole, we're infecting up to a million people a day right now," Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC on Friday.
MicroStrategy CEO defends debt-financed bitcoin buys, compares it to investing early in Facebook
"If I could borrow $1 billion and buy Facebook a decade ago for 1% interest, I think I would've done quite well," MicroStrategy's Michael Saylor told CNBC.
U.S. consumers ready and willing to spend more now than before Covid, Mastercard CFO says
An "aversion to cash" is leading to an increase in digital payments, Mastercard CFO Sachin Mehra told CNBC .
MyPillow pulls ads from Fox News after disagreement over commercial linked to election-fraud claim
MyPillow's Mike Lindell said he's pulling ads from Fox News after the network said it wouldn't take one of his commercials linked to election-fraud claims.
Consumers did great job paying down credit card debt during pandemic. That may be ending
Recessions cause higher credit card delinquencies, but not Covid. Consumers bucked history, paying down debt with stimulus and spending less, but is it ending?
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