President Donald Trump on Wednesday said he was "surprised" to learn about the FDA's hold on granting emergency use for an experimental blood treatment for coronavirus patients.
The Trump administration slapped fresh sanctions on two United Arab Emirates-based companies for providing material support to Iran's largest airline, the Treasury Department said Wednesday.
The United States will demand Thursday that all United Nations sanctions be reimposed against Iran, President Donald Trump said Wednesday, a move that follows America's embarrassing defeat to extend an arms embargo against Tehran.
The company listed Denver as its headquarters on its company website, among the other cities and countries it operates in. It also updated its social media pages to reflect a Colorado move.
With help from the $7 billion Mellanox acquisition, Nvidia's data center business delivered more revenue than the company's gaming unit for the first time.
A Verizon executive told CNBC "the current value chain of the media business is not working. It's broken," as the wireless company makes new deal to provide Disney+, Hulu and ESPN+ to some wireless customers for no additional charge.
Victoria's Secret owner L Brands on Wednesday said its sales fell 20% during the latest quarter with stores closed due to the pandemic, but they weren't as bad as analysts feared, buoyed by the strength of its soaps and fragrances division.
Apple hit a market cap of $2 trillion Wednesday, doubling in valuation in just over two years to become the first publicly traded U.S. company to reach the milestone.
When Americans go to the polls this November, protecting Social Security will be a top priority, according to a poll. The benefits program has become a topic of discussion in the race, as some call into question whether President Donald Trump's plans for payroll tax cuts could harm its funding.
Akili Akridge's White girlfriend easily got a mortgage on their home two years ago and he thought it made sense to refinance with rates low. One problem: he identified himself as Black to refinancing lenders.
The decade-long economic expansion that followed the financial crash did not benefit many younger Americans who remained in debt and unable to build emergency savings. Here we go again?