Apple warns Covid restrictions in China are hurting iPhone production
The factory, operated by Foxconn, is operating at “significantly reduced capacity,” Apple said.
Election officials combat voter intimidation across U.S. as extremist groups post armed militia at some polls
“We are deeply concerned about the safety of individuals who are exercising their constitutional right to vote,” Arizona election officials said.
Return of the ‘blood moon’: A total lunar eclipse will be visible around the world on Tuesday
Skywatchers on four continents will have the chance next week to catch the last total lunar eclipse for three years, NBC News reports.
Why hearing aids are so expensive
The global hearing aid market was valued at over $10 billion in 2021. Critics say the five largest manufacturers, who control 90% of the market, keep prices up.
Twitter cut more than 950 California employees after Elon Musk took over, WARN notice shows
The cuts affected a total of 983 employees in California, its home state, according to three letters of notice that the company sent to regional authorities, which were obtained by CNBC.
Civil rights leaders call for all advertisers to stop spending on Twitter
Civil rights groups are calling on companies to halt spending on Twitter under its new owner Elon Musk.
Powerball’s jackpot is $1.6 billion, the largest lottery prize ever. If you win, here’s how much would go to taxes
If there’s a winner in Saturday night’s Powerball drawing and they pick the upfront cash option, here’s the tax bill that would come with their windfall.
Jury finds Trump friend Tom Barrack not guilty of foreign lobbying and lying to FBI
Barrack, 75, was charged with acting as unregistered foreign agent of the United Arab Emirates, obstruction of justice and making false statements to the FBI.
Elon Musk says Twitter has had ‘massive’ revenue drop as advertisers pause spending
Twitter has suffered a “massive drop in revenue” because of advertisers pausing spending on the social media platform, Elon Musk said Friday.
Fed officials Barkin and Collins see possibility for slower rate hikes ahead
Two Fed officials indicated that they expect further increases but will be looking at whether those moves need to be as aggressive.
