How TV dinners changed American cooking, forever
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A.I.-guided strategies for the ETF investor. Here's what to know.
As investors weigh what the buzz in artificial intelligence means in the market, one analyst advises caution in utilizing the tool for strategy selection.
Space Force is taking a 'mutual fund approach' to buying rocket launches
Space Force is taking a dual-track approach to buying launches, with more flexible requirements that will increase the number of companies that can compete.
Here are the U.S. cities most vulnerable to climate change, according to Moody's
San Francisco, New York City and Phoenix are among the most at risk of sea-level rise, extreme heat and water stress, according to a Moody's Analytics report.
Democratic attorneys general sue FDA to drop all remaining restrictions on abortion pill
The lawsuit adds to an escalating series of legal battles over access to the abortion pill in the U.S.
'Rust' production company settles firearm charges with New Mexico safety officials
Producers of the "Rust" film starring Alec Baldwin have agreed to pay a reduced fine of $100,000 to settle a civil suit with New Mexico safety regulators.
Treasury yields rise after Fed's preferred inflation gauge shows larger-than-expected increase
U.S. Treasury yields rose Friday as investors reacted to the latest inflation data.
Fed can't tame inflation without 'significantly' more hikes that will cause a recession, paper says
The Federal Reserve is unlikely to be able to bring down inflation without having to push rates considerably higher, according to a research paper.
FDA says Guillain-Barre syndrome is possible risk of Pfizer's RSV vaccine for older adults
The FDA sees a potential risk and has asked Pfizer to conduct a safety study on Guillain-Barre after a potential approval, which the company said it would do.
Mark Zuckerberg announces Meta's new large language model as A.I. race heats up
The model, called LLaMA, is intended to help scientists and engineers explore applications for AI such as answering questions and summarizing documents.
Ford suspends electric F-150 Lightning production for another week following battery fire
Ford is suspending production of its electric F-150 Lightning pickup for another week after a battery issue that resulted in one of the vehicles catching fire.
'I really want to go back to fight:' A wounded Ukrainian soldier reflects on his recovery
Roman Horodenskyi, a double amputee as a result of Russia's war in Ukraine, shares his story of recovery.
Key Fed inflation measure rose 0.6% in January, more than expected
The core PCE price index was expected to increase 0.5% from a month ago and 4.4% on an annual basis, according to Dow Jones.
Apple analyst Kuo says low-end VR headset to launch in 2025
Kuo said in a blog post on Friday that Apple plans to release "low-end" and "high-end" second-generation virtual reality/mixed reality headsets in 2025.
Fed's Mester says she has hope that inflation can be brought down without a recession
In a CNBC interview, Mester said she sees the central bank's benchmark interest rate having to rise above 5% and stay there for a while.
Meet the $10,000 Nvidia chip powering the race for A.I.
The $10,000 Nvidia A100has become one of the most critical tools in the artificial intelligence industry,
SEC rebuffs Elon Musk's attempt to get out of 'funding secured' settlement
The SEC argued that "Musk waived his opportunity to test the Commission's allegations at trial when he voluntarily agreed (twice) to a consent judgment."
Beyond Meat reports narrow-than-expected quarterly loss despite sinking sales
Beyond Meat said its sales could fall as much as 10% in 2023.
Adobe slips on report saying DOJ plans suit to block $20 billion Figma deal
Figma represents a growth vector and a way for Adobe to enhance existing assets for handling images and videos. But there are competition questions.
Trump, FBI Director Wray can be deposed in lawsuits by ex-officials Strzok and Page, judge rules
Trump and Wray can be deposed on a narrow set of topics as part of the lawsuits by Strzok and Page, but Biden could invoke executive privilege, a judge ruled.
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