U.S. baby formula supply is still vulnerable, former FDA official tells lawmakers
A former FDA official told lawmakers that dysfunction within the agency exacerbated last year’s nationwide infant formula shortage.
The most shorted names on Wall Street include a plant-based food stock and five biotechs
These are the stocks investors raised their bets against in the first half of March.
Dividend stocks beat the market during recessions. UBS gives 10 with the most upside
Dividend stocks may be the way to go for investors as a recession becomes more likely, according to UBS.
Microsoft introduces an A.I. chatbot for cybersecurity experts
Chatbots using generative AI models aren’t always accurate. But Microsoft is hoping to make its Security Copilot more accurate with user input.
BlackRock warns that investors are making a mistake by betting on the Fed to cut rates
The expectation for cuts would be consistent with a recession and an accompanying fall in inflation.
With 62% of Americans living paycheck to paycheck amid inflation, more people have a side job
As it gets harder to keep up with higher prices, more people have picked up a side job to improve their financial standing, according to a new report.
Home prices cool in January, even falling in some cities, S&P Case-Shiller says
Prices have been falling for seven straight months, but the decline was a bit smaller in January likely due to a brief drop in mortgage rates.
Amazon sellers are using ChatGPT to help write product listings in sprawling marketplace
ChatGPT is being used by Amazon sellers to write listings, come up with catchy titles and brainstorm new products.
At least 39 dead in a fire at a migrant center in Mexico near the U.S. border
Dozens more were injured in a fire that authorities believe was started by migrants who set fire to mattresses “as a form of protest” over possible deportations, Mexico’s president said.
With travel nurses making $150 an hour, hospital systems are forced to innovate
As hospitals have turned to travel nurses to ease staffing shortages during the pandemic, contract labor expenses have risen over 250% in the past three years.
