Tony Xu founded DoorDash with his Stanford classmates. Now, it's going public in an IPO that could value the food delivery service at up to $32 billion.
Austin would require a special Senate waiver in order to bypass the rule that Defense secretaries must be retired from active duty for at least seven years.
After Palantir's more than 200% rally since its market debut, it may be wise to take some money off the table, Strategic Wealth Partners' Mark Tepper said.
Royal Caribbean's Quantum of the Seas cut short a four-day itinerary, returning to Singapore early after an 83-year-old passenger tested positive for Covid-19.
Huawei and Megvii's facial recognition system could potentially detect faces of China's repressed Uighur Muslims and alert authorities, a new report claims.
She's about to take the reins of one Wall Street's largest banks, and Jane Fraser has advice for others: "You can have it all, but don't expect to have it at exactly the same time."
The AstraZeneca-University of Oxford vaccine is the first to have its late-stage trial results independently reviewed and published in a medical journal.
Facebook Chief Executive Mark Zuckerberg threatened to pull investment in the U.K. in a private meeting two years ago with government minister Matt Hancock.
The chief medical officer at Presbyterian Healthcare Services in New Mexico provides an update on what his state is doing to prevent rationing care amid full ICU capacity.