Trump says he won’t be a dictator if elected, ‘except for Day One’
Asked for clarification by Fox News’ Sean Hannity, Trump said, “I want to close the border, and I want to drill, drill, drill.”
Here’s how stocks typically perform in a presidential election year
Stocks are riding high heading into year-end. But if history is any indication, investors should pare back their expectations for a repeat performance in 2024.
A ‘thirsty’ generative AI boom poses a growing problem for Big Tech
A global rush for the next wave of generative artificial intelligence is increasing public scrutiny on Big Tech’s expanding water footprint.
Ex-OpenAI director Reid Hoffman says we still don’t ‘fully know’ why board forced out Altman
Reid Hoffman, who sold LinkedIn to Microsoft and previously served as an OpenAI director, said he’s still not sure why the board pushed out Sam Altman
Apple’s market cap closes above $3 trillion
Apple’s value officially crossed the $3 trillion mark for the first time in June, and briefly touched $3 trillion in December 2022 during intraday trading.
Waymo is full speed ahead as safety incidents and regulators stymie competitor Cruise
Waymo Chief Product Officer Saswat Panigrahi told CNBC that the self-driving car unit hasn’t seen a change in tone from regulators or a shift in public perception.
CVS to change how it prices prescription drugs with new pharmacy reimbursement model
CVS’s new effort aims to do away with a complex model that typically determines how much pharmacies get reimbursed and how much patients pay for medications.
Supreme Court dodges ruling in disability rights case
The case could have curbed efforts to ensure that hotels and other places accessible to the public comply with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
Job openings slide to 8.7 million in October, well below estimate, to lowest level since March 2021
Employment openings totaled 8.73 million for the month, a decline of 617,000, or 6.6%, the Labor Department reported Tuesday.
S&P 500 rallies to key 4,600 level and nears all-time high. What chartists say happens next
Some market observers worry the index could be getting ahead of itself.
