Here's why Covid vaccines will still be free for uninsured Americans as public health emergency ends
The Biden administration and drugmakers Pfizer and Moderna have announced programs that aim to help uninsured Americans access Covid shots for free.
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Google's new A.I. search could hurt traffic to websites, publishers worry
AI-generated search results could give users the answers they want without requiring them to click through to the websites the answers came from.
Tech's new business model: 'Do more with less'
Technology companies are focused on continuing to drive down costs while reminding Wall Street they're still investing in AI and cloud infrastructure.
Trump to appeal E. Jean Carroll sex abuse and defamation verdict
Donald Trump, who is the front-runner for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination, was accused in a civil lawsuit of sexually assaulting writer E. Jean Carroll.
Pfizer CEO says Medicare will likely face legal action over drug price negotiations
Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla argued the Biden administration's plan will cut profits and force Big Pharma companies to pull back on developing medicines.
U.S. holds 'candid' talks with China amid Russia’s war in Ukraine
U.S. officials aim to deter China from providing weapons or other support for Russia during its war in Ukraine.
Alphabet trading at highest since August as Wall Street cheers Google's A.I. plans
Analysts seemed pleased that Google's announcements will keep it at the forefront of the AI race and generate returns for the company.
Senate holds first hearing on bill to help marijuana businesses access financing
Marijuana businesses have pushed for Congress to pass the SAFE Banking Act as they seek access to traditional financing.
Sony's faith-based streaming service merges with Hallmark rival Great American Media
Sony's faith-based streaming service Pure Flix is merging with Great American Media, the owner of rival networks to the Hallmark Channel.
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says he's 'so sad' the bank had relationship with Jeffrey Epstein
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon soon will be deposed for lawsuits against the bank related to its former customer, sex predator Jeffrey Epstein.
CNN town hall shows the network still doesn't know how to handle Donald Trump
CNN's choice to add a cheering crowd to Donald Trump's town hall made the event feel more like a rally than a hard-hitting journalistic enterprise.
U.S. Covid public health emergency ends, leaving behind a battered health system
Experts agree the U.S. has many more tools to fight Covid today, but warn the virus will remain a persistent threat to the nation's battered health-care system.
GOP law cut Big Pharma tax rates by 40%, Senate report says
Senate Finance Committee Democrats said the Republican bill resulted in billion of dollars in tax savings for pharmaceutical companies.
Job growth cools for college grads, but 'there’s still a lot of opportunity,' career expert says
Although the overall outlook is positive, some industries are starting to cut back on new college graduate hires.
Fed Governor Waller casts doubt on need to conduct climate change tests for banks
Waller on Thursday said that conducting special tests for how banks are preparing for such risks probably shouldn't fall under the Fed's purview.
Americans are spending big with credit cards. Here's what that means for the possibility of a recession
U.S. consumer spending buoyed by mounting credit card debt may be delaying a recession.
The streaming wars are over, and it's time for media to figure out what's next
Disney's loss of 4 million subscribers during the first three months of the year cements the end of the streaming wars.
Wholesale prices rose just 0.2% in April, less than estimate as inflation pressures ease
Wholesale prices rose less than expected in April, according to a Labor Department report Thursday.
Trump pushes false election claims, mocks E. Jean Carroll to applause during CNN town hall
The town hall comes one day after a jury found Donald Trump liable for sexual abuse and defamation in a civil case brought by writer E. Jean Carroll.
Yellen says it should be 'unthinkable' for the U.S. to default on its debt
U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen spoke to reporters ahead of the G-7 finance ministers and central bank governors meetings in Niigata, Japan.
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