Apple now lets you buy parts so you can fix your iPhone yourself
Apple's new Self Service Repair program will offer more than 200 parts and tools customers can use to repair certain iPhones.
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Japan reports first case of mysterious children's liver disease as health experts explore possible Covid links
The mysterious liver disease has so far affected over 170 children, largely in Britain, as health experts explore its possible links to Covid-19.
Pfizer asks FDA to authorize third Covid vaccine shot for children 5 to 11 years old
The application comes after Pfizer released data earlier this month from a small lab study of blood samples from 30 kids in the age group.
Tesla stock closes down more than 12% after Musk's Twitter deal
Assuming the deal closes, Musk would be in charge of Tesla, Twitter and SpaceX.
Delta, facing a union drive, says it will start paying flight attendants during boarding
Most U.S. airlines pay flight attendants starting when the aircraft doors close.
Microsoft earnings beat across the board, stock up on outlook
Microsoft's Azure cloud revenue came in higher than analysts had expected, with the company citing strong demand for consumption-based services.
Elon Musk will owe Twitter $1 billion if he can't secure financing
Musk offered to buy the company at $54.20 per share and take it private.
Chipotle earnings beat estimates as customers paid more, helping offset surging costs
Chipotle's restaurant operating margins shrank as it paid more for beef, avocados, paper and labor.
Senate confirms Lael Brainard as Fed vice chair
The Senate confirmed Lael Brainard to be the Fed's next vice chair, a long-awaited step in her ascent to the top of the central bank.
The private and public colleges that top the list for financial aid
Here are the top public and private colleges with the most generous financial aid packages, according to The Princeton Review.
YouTube's huge miss shows digital media ad market is getting hit hard
Google's YouTube was expected to show ad revenue growth of 25%. That number came in way short at 14%.
GM will start tying executive compensation to electric vehicle targets
CEO Mary Barra said the new compensation benchmarks are meant to underscore the company's commitment to EVs.
General Motors maintains 2022 guidance despite rising costs and supply chain issues
GM reaffirmed plans to produce 25% to 30% more vehicles this year than last year.
Amazon won't face OSHA penalties after warehouse collapse
In December, a tornado hit an Amazon warehouse in Edwardsville, Illinois, killing six workers, most of whom were contracted delivery drivers.
FAA calls meeting with airlines to discuss flight disruptions in Florida as travel booms
More than 9,000 flights were delayed or canceled earlier this month.
Treasury yields fall as economic slowdown fears mount
U.S. Treasury yields dipped on Tuesday, with investor focus remaining on the Covid-19 outbreak in China and concerns over a global economic slowdown.
Warner Bros. Discovery shares fall as company warns on 2022 profit, messy combination of assets
Warner Bros. Discovery says 2022 will be 'a messy year,' citing 'less favorable starting position' than expected.
JetBlue shares slump after airline drastically cuts 2022 growth plans
JetBlue has faced a host of delays in April due to bad weather in Florida.
PepsiCo raises revenue outlook as earnings beat estimates despite higher costs
Pepsi reported a $193 million impairment charge, after taxes, as it tries to discontinue or reposition some of its juice and dairy brands in Russia.
United Airlines ramps up flights for European travel comeback
United plans to fly 25% more trans-Atlantic capacity this spring and summer over 2019.
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