How layoffs and A.I. are impacting tech workers
After years of unstoppable growth, big tech’s pandemic bubble burst forcing tech companies to trim their rosters
Americans are going abroad in droves — at the expense of domestic travel
The shift overseas is driving up international airfares and room rates, while domestic growth lags.
Moderna raises Covid vaccine outlook despite sharp drop in quarterly sales
Moderna and its rivals Pfizer and Novavax have all seen a steep drop in sales of Covid vaccines and treatments as the world moves on from the pandemic.
Arizona Republicans wanted to hand-count ballots. Then they saw the price tag — and the errors.
Conservatives have pushed hand-counting ballots to ensure the accuracy of election results. Mohave County showed that hand-counting is expensive and inaccurate.
Documents in failed Hunter Biden plea agreement made public
The plea deal called for Biden to plead guilty to two counts of failing to pay his taxes in return for prosecutors recommending a sentence of probation.
Dimon says Jeffrey Epstein lawsuits have impacted JPMorgan brand, and he is sorry for having him as a client
JPMorgan is contesting a civil lawsuit by the U.S. Virgin Islands, which accuses the bank of enabling sex trafficking by Jeffrey Epstein over the years.
Qualcomm sales and forecast come up light as smartphone chip sales fall 25%
Qualcomm is exposed to the slumping smartphone industry because it makes the processors at the heart of most high-end Android devices.
FDA warns some Tydemy birth control pills may not be effective, could result in unexpected pregnancy
The pills tested low for ascorbic acid, which could reduce their effectiveness and result in unwanted pregnancy, the FDA said.
Capitol Police reopen Senate buildings after finding no active threat
No injuries were reported and no shooter was located, a spokesman for the Metropolitan Police Department told CNBC.
Veteran banker Jeffrey Schmid picked to lead Kansas City Fed
Schmid, with more than 40 years of experience as a regulator and banker, will take over Aug. 21 for Esther George, who retired earlier this year.
