Amazon referred to DOJ for potential criminal obstruction of Congress
The group alleges Amazon has purposely sought to mislead lawmakers as they've questioned the company's private-label practices and collection of seller data.
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Gas prices are spiking — don't expect sales of electric vehicles to follow
Supply chain problems, pent-up demand and record-low vehicle inventory levels mean many new cars and trucks, including EVs, are already spoken for before they reach dealers lots.
Tesla will pay Ukrainian employees for up to 3 months if they are conscripted to fight
Tesla employees were also praised for helping SpaceX, the aerospace venture also led by Tesla CEO Elon Musk.
Impossible Foods sues start-up Motif FoodWorks for patent infringement
Impossible Foods is suing Motif FoodWorks for patent infringement, claiming that the start-up's beef alternative that uses heme too closely imitates its own version.
Biden restores California’s ability to impose stricter auto pollution limits
The decision reinstates a Clean Air Act waiver that allows California to adopt stronger fuel economy standards than those of the federal government.
Plane carrying Donald Trump made emergency landing after engine failure following GOP donor speech in New Orleans
Trump said he was considering running for the White House in 2024 in a speech in New Orleans to Republican donors before his plane made an emergency landing.
Emerging markets ETFs are in 'uncharted waters' with Russian stock trading on pause, Morningstar says
With global exchanges and index providers cracking down on Russian securities, "what comes next is anybody's guess," Morningstar's Ben Johnson says.
10-year Treasury yield rebounds back above 1.94%
U.S. Treasury yields rose on Wednesday morning, despite growing investor concerns around how the Russia-Ukraine war could intensify price pressures.
U.S., UK resist calls for no-fly zone over Ukraine's pleas: 'Our goal is to end the war, not to expand it'
Ukraine's allies, including President Joe Biden and NATO, have sought to support Kyiv without deploying troops, despite President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's pleas.
Russian-Ukraine war will 'get worse before it gets better,' Army Secretary Christine Wormuth says
"It looks like the Russians are going to turn to some potentially brutal tactics," the U.S. Army secretary said Wednesday.
McDonald's says Russian shutdown will cost the fast-food chain $50 million a month
McDonald's expects that its Russian shutdown will cost the fast-food giant roughly $50 million a month.
Biden orders cryptocurrency study as traders await new regulations, legislation
President Joe Biden signed an executive order directing agencies to coordinate efforts to regulate cryptocurrencies and other digital assets.
Lyft will let most employees work and live wherever they want
In general, Lyft employees won't need permission to relocate within the country, the company said.
Job openings hold above 11 million, nearly 5 million more than the total unemployment level
Job openings outnumbered available workers by nearly 5 million in January, the Labor Department reported Wednesday.
Making sense of why executives are eager to get employees back in the office
Researchers help explain the wide disconnect between executives and employees about their excitement to return to the office.
Uber Eats now lets everyone pay for their own food in a group order
Uber Eats is launching new group ordering features, which will let people pay for their items so the person ordering doesn't get stuck footing the bill.
Apple's budget 5G iPhone SE expected to outperform in Asia
The 5G compatible device, which starts from $429, was announced by CEO Tim Cook at Apple's Peek Performance Event alongside a new iPad Air and the Mac Studio.
Yale professor behind corporate 'naughty-or-nice list' lauds U.S. brands' decision to pause Russia business
McDonald's, Starbucks, Coca-Cola and Pepsi suspended business in Russia over the war in Ukraine.
Op-Ed: NYC Health Commissioner Dr. Chokshi says Covid pandemic has left U.S. with new epidemic of loneliness
U.S. intel chiefs warn Congress that Putin will 'double down' in Ukraine as Kremlin's war drags on
The officials declined to elaborate on what specifically Putin would do next as well as provide a timeline for such moves.
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