United adds new trans-Atlantic flights for summer 2023 in bet on travel recovery
United said it will serve 37 destinations in Europe, Africa, India and the Middle East during the next summer travel season.
Shuttered businesses, canceled warehouses and hiring freezes: Amazon is having a wave of frugality under CEO Andy Jassy
With Amazon’s stock down 33% this year and recession concerns mounting, the company is in the unfamiliar position of cutting costs.
These are the Dow stocks to buy and sell as rates surge
The 10-year Treasury yield has been retesting a key 4% level since breaking above it last month for the first time since 2008.
Next Jan. 6 committee hearing will reveal ‘pretty surprising’ new material, Rep. Zoe Lofgren says
The Jan. 6 panel recently interviewed the wife of Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas as part of the probe of the pro-Trump riot.
Amazon workers at Southern California warehouse file for union election in potential first for the state
Should the NLRB authorize an election, it would mark the first time workers at a California Amazon site have held a vote on whether to join a union.
Justice Department urges Supreme Court to reject Trump request over seized Mar-a-Lago documents
Former President Donald Trump had asked the Supreme Court to allow the special master reviewing the seized documents to access those marked as classified.
Mark Zuckerberg takes veiled shots at Apple after releasing $1,499 VR headset
“Closed ecosystems focus on tight control and integration to create unique experiences and lock in.”
Angela Lansbury, ‘Murder, She Wrote’ and ‘Beauty and the Beast’ star, dies at 96
Lansbury was a versatile actor who wowed generations of fans as a murderous baker, a singing teapot, a Soviet spy and small-town sleuth among a host of other memorial roles.
Elon Musk denies report that he talked to Putin recently about Ukraine war
Ian Bremmer reported that the Tesla CEO had spoken to the Russian leader before tweeting about the war in Ukraine, but Musk denied it.
Treasury fines crypto company $29.3 million for violating multiple U.S. sanctions, Bank Secrecy Act
Bittrex Inc. agreed to pay $29.3 million to settle civil charges that it violated U.S. sanctions and the Bank Secrecy Act.
