Amazon raises free shipping minimum to $35 for some customers who don’t have Prime
Shoppers who don’t subscribe to Prime will have to spend at least $35 to qualify for free shipping, up from a previous minimum of $25.
Hawaiian Electric points finger at Maui County over devastating wildfires, stock jumps 40%
Hawaiian Electric said power lines toppled by high winds likely caused the morning fire in Lahaina but electricity was off when a second fire occurred.
iPhone 14 Pro Max tops global smartphone shipments as people shun budget phones for top-end devices
Last year, iPhone 13 was the bestselling smartphone, indicating a preference toward entry-level flagships. This year, it’s Apple’s most expensive phone that’s taken the crown.
Trump vows to appeal after judge set federal election trial for March 4, 2024
A federal judge on Monday set a March 4, 2024, trial date in former President Donald Trump’s criminal election interference case.
UK flights resume after air traffic control ‘technical issue’ causes holiday delays
The U.K.’s air traffic control provider said Monday that it had “identified and remedied” an earlier technical issue which saw flights across the country disrupted.
Tech IPOs are coming back — now they have to perform
After a historically slow period for tech IPOs, investors are getting read for debuts from Arm, Instacart and Klaviyo.
Bob Barker, longtime ‘Price Is Right’ host, dies at 99
When producers hired Barker to host “The Price Is Right” in 1972, they hit the jackpot. The game show had faded significantly from its glory days in the late ‘50s and had been punted by two networks before it landed at CBS.
Industrials over tech? Gauging productivity play among AI ETFs
Exchange-traded funds tied to the AI boom might be outperforming this year, but momentum is shifting as investors weigh the tech-fueled hype and higher rates.
The ADHD drug market is already stretched thin. Now it’s facing a back-to-school supply strain
It’s been 10 months since the FDA first announced a nationwide shortage of Adderall and the supply strain could worsen in the months ahead.
