Fed's preferred gauge shows inflation accelerated even more than expected in August
The personal consumption expenditures price index excluding food and energy rose 0.6% for the month after being flat in July.
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Fed Vice Chair Brainard warns against retreating from inflation fight prematurely
Fed Vice Chair Lael Brainard stressed the need to tackle inflation and the importance of not shrinking from the task until it is finished.
GOP billionaire donors direct cash to Senate leaders as Trump candidates lag Dems in fundraising
GOP billionaire donors are souring on Senate candidates endorsed by Donald Trump and instead are giving to groups aligned with Republican leadership.
The U.S. and China need to resume talks over Taiwan — away from the public eye, says think tank
"This has to happen at the highest level ... in quiet discreet channels," says Paul Haenle of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace.
Two former eBay executives sentenced to prison for involvement in cyberstalking scheme
The former eBay executives hatched a campaign to harass the editor and publisher of the website eCommercebytes
Toyota CEO doubles down on EV strategy amid criticism it's not moving fast enough
Toyota CEO Akio Toyoda said Thursday the company will move forward with plans to offer an array of so-called electrified vehicles for the foreseeable future.
How a decline in some Google searches shows retail investors are leaving the market
With the stock market well on its way to its worst year since the financial crisis, mom-and-pop investors appear to be losing interest.
SoftBank plans at least 30% staff cuts to Vision Fund, source confirms
SoftBank founder Masayoshi Son had foreshadowed cost-cutting this summer after the company posted a $21.6 billion quarterly loss for the Vision Fund.
NASA is working with SpaceX to explore a private mission to extend the life of the Hubble telescope
SpaceX and billionaire astronaut Jared Isaacman is teaming up with NASA to examine whether a private mission could extend the life of the Hubble telescope.
Jan. 6 Capitol riot committee interviewed Ginni Thomas, wife of Supreme Court justice
Thomas was reportedly involved in efforts to challenge the 2020 presidential election results and spoke with Trump administration officials about those efforts.
FBI seized almost 200,000 pages of documents from Trump at Mar-a-Lago, his lawyers say in new court filing
The Department of Justice is conducting a criminal investigation of Donald Trump over his removal of documents from the White House when he left office.
Google to shut down gaming service Stadia as CEO Pichai continues cost-cutting efforts
Google previously cut parts of Stadia's team, and the company has been looking for other places to shed costs.
Jack Dorsey tried to get Elon Musk on Twitter's board but directors were too 'risk averse,' texts reveal
Musk and Twitter are set to go to Delaware Chancery Court in mid-October over the Tesla CEO's attempt to get out of his $44 billion deal to buy the company.
Apple VP leaves company after vulgar comment goes viral on TikTok
An Apple representative confirmed the departure to CNBC, saying, "Tony is leaving Apple."
House passes antitrust bill that hikes M&A fees as larger efforts targeting tech have stalled
The bipartisan and straightforward measures still saw heated debate, signaling the hurdles that more sweeping legislation targeting tech will have to overcome.
Apple shares dip on rare Bank of America downgrade
Rosenblatt Securities disagreed with the BofA rating on Thursday, however, upgrading its rating on Apple from neutral to buy.
'It’s just an arms race.' How to make the most of Amazon's next 'Prime Day' sale and Target's 'Deal Days'
Early sales events can be a great opportunity to save money on holiday gifts at a time when consumers feel cash-strapped.
Jobless claims hit five-month low despite Fed's efforts to slow labor market
Initial filings for unemployment claims fell last week to their lowest level in five months, a sign that the labor market is strengthening.
New California law could become a model for other states seeking to protect digital information related to abortions
If it's effective, the law could become a model for other blue states seeking to protect digital information related to abortion access.
Amazon hikes pay for warehouse and delivery workers
The wage hikes come as Amazon prepares to enter the peak holiday shopping season, and it stares down growing organizing efforts among its front-line workforce.
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