New York poised to pass first statewide law banning natural gas in new buildings
The law banning fossil fuel combustion would likely take effect in 2026 for most new buildings under seven stories and in 2029 for larger buildings.
Ford posts stellar first quarter, boosted by fleet and legacy truck divisions
Ford is reporting its quarterly financial results by business unit, instead of by region, for the first time.
Ford cutting price of electric Mustang Mach-E by thousands of dollars
Ford will lower pricing of the Mach-E by $1,000 to $4,000. The cuts will make the starting price of the vehicle be between $42,995 and $59,995.
Job openings fell more than expected in March to lowest level in nearly two years
The JOLTS report showed that job vacancies totaled 9.59 million for the month, down from 9.97 million in February.
Asian American and Pacific Islander women face a $267,760 lifetime salary shortfall due to the pay gap
Asian American, Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander women have to work 15 months to earn what a man makes in one year, the National Women’s Law Center found.
Apple and Google team up to stop unwanted AirTag tracking
Tuesday’s announcement suggests that Android phones will also soon gain the ability to warn their users if they are being tracked by an AirTag.
Restaurant Brands earnings beats estimates, fueled by Tim Hortons’ and Burger King’s strong sales
Burger King’s U.S. same-store sales climbed 8.7%, an early sign that its turnaround is taking hold.
Pfizer earnings and revenue top expectations despite Covid vaccine sales decline
Pfizer’s quarterly earnings topped analysts’ expectations, despite a sales decline driven by the lower demand for the company’s Covid vaccine.
FAA sued over SpaceX Starship launch program following April explosion
The FAA is sued by environmental groups over SpaceX Starship Super Heavy launch.
Tech group urges Biden administration to keep child care requirement for chips funding
Some Republicans and companies have criticized the conditions on the CHIPS Act funds.
