Microsoft's Brad Smith says tech regulation is coming, so industry should participate in shaping it
The message came one day after Apple CEO Tim Cook gave a keynote warning of the potential harms of a key antitrust proposal in Congress.
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Even small changes in the price of gas can cost you. Here are ways to save money at the pump
Small changes in the price of gasoline may not seem like much, but it can add up to a big expense over the course of a year.
Delta ends $200 monthly health insurance surcharge on unvaccinated employees after Covid cases drop
Delta Air Lines this month ended its $200 monthly surcharge on unvaccinated employees' company health insurance.
WHO says Covid still a global public health emergency even as deaths fall to lowest level in two years
"It's always easier to declare a pandemic than undeclare one," said Didier Houssin, chair of the internal committee that advises WHO on health emergencies.
Covid outbreaks in New York and DC infect senior officials as omicron BA.2 variant sweeps the U.S.
BA.2 now represents of 86% of new cases, almost completely displacing the earlier version of omicron that fueled the unprecedented winter surge.
Supplier prices rose 11.2% from a year ago in March, the biggest gain on record
The PPI, which measures the prices paid by wholesalers, increased 11.2% from a year ago, the most in a series going back to November 2010.
Amazon has a new name for its free streaming TV service
Launched in 2019 as IMDb Freedive, Amazon's ad-supported TV service is now called Freevee.
Bankers lower their mortgage demand outlook for the year as rising rates hurt affordability
Rising rates are causing a drop in home loan demand, so mortgage bankers are lowering their forecast for the year.
Soaring gas prices are forcing some Uber, Lyft drivers off the road
Gas prices are up nearly 50% from this time last year, forcing many rideshare drivers to quit or scale back.
Want to be paid in crypto? Here are the rewards — and the risks
Offering cryptocurrency as salary has enabled companies to draw young talent, but what are the rewards and risks for employees?
Men granted bail after being accused of impersonating DHS agents and compromising White House Secret Service agents
Haider Ali and Arian Taherzadeh duped Secret Service agents and others with their claims of being Department of Homeland Security agents, prosecutors say.
Airfare surged 20% over pre-pandemic levels in March as inflation hit vacations
Consumers spent 28% more on U.S. domestic flights in March than they did in 2019.
NY Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin Resigns Following Arrest in Campaign Finance Fraud Case: Hochul
New York Lt. Gov. Brian Benjamin has resigned after he surrendered to authorities to face campaign finance fraud-related charges, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced.
10-year Treasury yield pulls back from 3-year high after core CPI comes in lighter than expected
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield retreated from a three-year high as investors digested the latest inflation report.
Apple iPhone maker Pegatron suspends production in Shanghai because of Covid outbreak
Authorities have imposed stringent stay-at-home measures as mainland China faces its worst Covid outbreak since the initial phase of the pandemic in early 2020.
Warner Bros Discovery's David Zaslav has charmed the Hollywood elite — now he'll have to show he can manage them, too
New Warner Bros. Discovery head David Zaslav will try to lean on his personality to make up for his lack of Hollywood experience.
New omicron XE Covid variant first detected in the UK spreads to Japan as cases rise
Japan has reported its first case of omicron XE — a new Covid-19 variant first detected in the U.K. — just as British cases of the subvariant rise.
Amazon warehouse workers suffer serious injuries at twice the rate of rivals, study finds
Amazon warehouse workers in the U.S. suffered serious injuries at twice the rate of rival companies in 2021, according to a new study.
Consumer prices rose 8.5% in March, slightly hotter than expected and the highest since 1981
The consumer price index for March was expected to increase 8.4% from a year ago, according to Dow Jones estimates.
Apple CEO Tim Cook criticizes antitrust regulation, says some policies would hurt iPhone users
Cook's remarks highlight Apple's strategy to soften the sideloading requirements in pending antitrust regulation by focusing on the risks it presents to users.
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