Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel will testify before Senate next month on Covid vaccine price hike
Sen. Bernie Sanders, in a letter to the CEO, slammed a proposed price hike as "outrageous" given that the vaccine was developed using taxpayer money.
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Amazon cuts ties with EU distributors amid wider push to trim costs
Amazon said the change will help it "control our costs and keep prices low for customers."
McDonald's to launch McPlant nuggets made with Beyond Meat in Germany
McDonald's customers in Germany will be able to order plant-based McPlant nuggets starting Feb. 22.
Bond ETFs are bouncing back this year. Here’s why
After a dismal 2022 for fixed income funds, bonds are steadily regaining steam in the new year thanks in part to an inverted yield curve.
Biden outlines plans to cut U.S. deficit by $2 trillion over the next decade
Wednesday's speech is the latest in a string he's given on his plan to, in his words, "build an economy from the bottom up and the middle out."
Key Republican subpoenas Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, Meta and Microsoft, citing alleged collusion with the government to suppress speech
Jordan wants to "understand how and to what extent the Executive Branch coerced and colluded with companies and other intermediaries to censor speech."
Rep. Matt Gaetz won't be criminally charged in DOJ sex trafficking probe, his lawyers say
The Department of Justice decision not to prosecute Rep. Matt Gaetz came months after a former friend was sentenced for sex trafficking and other crimes.
Bernie Sanders hints at subpoena for Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz
Senators are holding a hearing March 9 about Starbucks' alleged noncompliance with federal labor law.
Watch Nikki Haley kick off 2024 presidential campaign in South Carolina
Haley's White House bid makes her the first major challenger to former President Donald Trump, who has technically been on the campaign trail for months.
DOJ reportedly accelerates Apple antitrust investigation
The companies' policies for third-party apps on its devices and whether it unfairly favors its own products are two areas of focus, according to the Journal.
Biden administration is making a big change to student loan repayment. What borrowers need to know
The Biden administration is moving to create a new way for borrowers to repay their federal student loans. Some bills could be cut in half.
Abortion foes to get National Archives tour, apology after filing suit over clothing ban
The National Archives and the Smithsonian Institution have said security guards were wrong to tell visitors to remove or hide clothes with "pro-life" messages.
Only 9% of Americans think A.I. development will do more good than harm
Artificial intelligence tools that can spit out responses that read like they were written by a human have become the hottest part of the technology industry.
Pressure mounts on Biden to address the nation after latest downing of aerial objects
Both Democratic and Republicans called on Biden to publicly explain why he ordered three floating objects to be shot down by American fighter jets.
FEC tells George Santos to name campaign treasurer or face ban on fundraising and spending
Santos has faced bipartisan calls to resign since admitting he lied about key details of his biography. He is being investigated by numerous entities.
Judge rejects Trump offer to provide DNA sample in E. Jean Carroll rape defamation case
No DNA evidence will be admitted in an upcoming trial where writer E. Jean Carroll accuses former President Donald Trump of raping and defaming her.
Homebuilder sentiment in February improved by the biggest amount in a decade
America's homebuilders are becoming more bullish about the housing market.
Retail sales jump 3% in January, smashing expectations despite inflation increase
Retail sales were expected to increase 1.9% in January, according to Dow Jones.
Lawmakers show rare bipartisan unity in pursuing protections for kids online
Lawmakers on the Senate Judiciary Committee struck a rare tone of alignment at a hearing Tuesday about how Congress can help protect kids from online harms.
FAA chief tells Senate that new procedures will avoid repeat of outage that halted U.S. flights
The FAA is conducting a safety review after a series of near-misses of large commercial aircraft.
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