A.I. gurus are leaving Big Tech to work on buzzy new start-ups
Artificial intelligence workers are quitting top jobs at companies like Google, Meta, OpenAI and DeepMind and joining a new breed of start-ups.
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Bipartisan privacy proposal is 'unworkable and should be rejected,' Chamber of Commerce says
In a draft letter obtained by CNBC, the Chamber of Commerce urges congressional leaders not to move forward with the American Data Privacy and Protection Act.
PGA Tour suspends 17 golfers, including Phil Mickelson, for playing in Saudi-backed LIV event
The PGA Tour has suspended 17 golfers, including Phil Mickelson, who are competing in the Saudi-backed LIV Golf event near London.
DocuSign shares crater after first-quarter earnings miss
DocuSign has struggled this year alongside the rest of the cloud software sector.
Travel industry calls on White House to end Covid-19 testing requirement for travelers from overseas
Travel and hospitality executives say the Covid testing rule for travelers to the U.S. is hurting the country's tourism industry.
Southwest Airlines is closing reservations centers as customer service agents go fully remote
The shift is effective Sept. 1, Southwest said, though the airline added that most reservations agents have been working remotely throughout the pandemic.
GM and Lockheed are taking their lunar rover project to the commercial space market
The companies plan to produce moon-roving vehicles for commercial space missions and services powered by the automaker's electric vehicle battery technology.
10-year Treasury yield rises as investors weigh next moves from central banks
U.S. Treasury yields moved higher on Thursday.
Bringing inflation down is going to take time, patience — and pain
Tackling runaway inflation won't be easy and it won't be quick, and it may carry a steep price tag that is just beginning to be paid.
FDA decision on Novavax's Covid shots could be delayed to review changes in manufacturing
The FDA's committee recommended the Novavax vaccine for use in the U.S. on Tuesday.
Credit card balances spike to $841 billion after stimulus checks helped reduce debt
After consumers paid off $83 billion in credit card debt during the pandemic, helped by stimulus checks, credit card balances are rising again.
Jan. 6 Capitol riot committee to reveal new details showing Trump 'at the center' of effort to overturn Biden win
More than a year after the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol by a mob of Trump supporters, a House committee is set to begin revealing details of its probe.
Weekly jobless claims hit 229,000, the highest level since January
First-time filings for the week ended June 4 totaled 229,000, well ahead of the 210,000 Dow Jones estimate.
Volkswagen is 'actively' looking to build new electric vehicle and battery facilities in the U.S., exec says
Volkswagen is "actively" looking to establish new assembly and battery facilities in the U.S., Volkswagen of America CEO Scott Keogh told CNBC on Wednesday.
Amazon will let you try on digital versions of shoes you want to buy
Amazon on Thursday rolled out a new virtual shopping tool that uses augmented reality technology to let users try on shoes before they buy them.
Microsoft is bringing Xbox Game Pass cloud streaming to smart TVs, so users don't need a console
More gamers will be able to access Microsoft's Xbox without having to buy consoles.
Biden announces standards to make electric vehicle charging stations accessible
The standards are part of the White House's plan to allocate $5 billion to states to fund electric vehicle chargers during the next five years.
Trump and his kids, Don Jr. and Ivanka, set to testify in New York attorney general investigation starting July 15
New York Attorney General Letitia James is investigating the Trump Organization for its valuation of real estate. Donald Trump calls the probe a witch hunt.
House passes sweeping gun bill to raise assault rifle purchase age to 21; plan faces long odds in the Senate
The House passed a sweeping gun bill that would raise the minimum age to purchase an assault rifle to 21, but it faces long odds in the Senate.
Spirit Airlines postpones shareholder vote on Frontier deal days after JetBlue sweetens competing offer
Spirit Airlines is postponing its shareholder meeting, previously scheduled for Friday, until June 30, to continue talks over competing offers from Frontier and JetBlue.
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