Ford barrels toward new Canadian strike that could affect F-Series pickup production
Canadian union Unifor and Ford are approaching an 11:59 p.m. ET Tuesday deadline to reach an agreement for about 5,600 autoworkers before a strike could occur.
Pinterest shares rally after executives tell Wall Street that growth is reaccelerating
During its first investor day, Pinterest called for a compound annual growth rate in the mid to high teens, higher than analysts expected.
Instacart closes up 12% in Nasdaq debut, after first-day rally sputters
Instacart sold shares at the top end of its expected range, and the valuation closed at $11.2 billion after the company’s debut
House GOP pulls key vote to advance stopgap government funding bill
The U.S. faces a looming government shutdown if Congress fails to pass a temporary funding measure by midnight Sept. 30.
Biden warns that Trump and MAGA Republicans are ‘determined to destroy democracy’
President Joe Biden warned his likely 2024 opponent Donald Trump and other MAGA Republicans are a threat to democracy.
Amazon adding 250,000 workers for the holidays and bumping average pay
Amazon said Tuesday it’s hiring 250,000 employees in the U.S. to help manage the holiday rush.
Pro-Trump protester Ray Epps set to plead guilty to Jan. 6 disorderly conduct charge
Epps has been at the center of a false conspiracy theory that the FBI provoked the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol.
Biden plans to work with world leaders to ensure AI’s use as a tool of ‘opportunity’
Biden made comments about artificial intelligence at the United Nations General Assembly on Tuesday.
Amazon will now allow cashierless checkout for clothing
Previously, the system was primarily in use at convenience and grocery stores.
House Oversight Committee to hold first Biden impeachment inquiry hearing next week
Republican House Speaker Kevin McCarthy last week directed three GOP-led committees to launch an impeachment inquiry into President Joe Biden.
