Qualcomm beats expectations for revenue and earnings, sales up 30%
Qualcomm said it expected between $10.2 billion and $11 billion in sales in the upcoming quarter, ahead of analyst estimates of $9.6 billion.
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Airlines, travel groups ask Biden administration to drop Covid testing before international flights
The U.K. took a similar step that takes effect later this month.
Social media stocks crater after Facebook reports disappointing earnings
The blast radius wasn't limited to social media. Even Amazon got pulled downward after hours ahead, of its fourth-quarter earnings announcement on Thursday.
Alphabet stock's big day could mean a windfall for Nancy Pelosi's husband
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's husband, an investment manager and options trader, could be up big on Wednesday with Alphabet's equity pop.
Massive winter storm grounds thousands of flights across the U.S.
More than 5,000 flights were canceled through Thursday.
Extreme heat driven by climate change is 'new normal' for oceans, study finds
The heat extremes, driven by climate change, put critical marine ecosystems like coral reefs, seagrass meadows and kelp forests at risk of collapse.
Democratic Sen. Ben Ray Lujan expected back to work in 4-6 weeks after surgery for stroke
As Lujan recovers, President Biden and Democrats are working to nominate and confirm a new Supreme Court justice following news of Stephen Breyer's retirement.
New Yorker who dressed as a caveman during Jan. 6 Capitol riot pleads guilty to felony charge
Hundreds of former President Trump's supporters, spurred by his false claims about election fraud, temporarily stopped Congress from confirming Biden's victory.
PayPal stock closes down 24% in worst-ever trading day
In an interview with CNBC, PayPal CEO Dan Schulman said the company took "a measured approach" to guidance.
Economist Lisa Cook is poised to make history at the Fed – but first she must face a grilling from senators
Lisa Cook will be joined by Sarah Bloom Raskin and Philip Jefferson during a nomination hearing before the Senate Banking Committee on Thursday.
Treasury yields retreat after private payrolls surprisingly declined in January
U.S. Treasury yields fell early on Wednesday, with investor attention turning to ADP's latest employment change report.
Alphabet stock jumps on back of blowout earnings
The strong report led at least nine Wall Street firms to raise their price target on the stock.
Homeland Security official Vance Callender on administrative leave after raid on Michigan home, lawyer says
Vance Callender has served as the top Homeland Security Investigations agent in Michigan and Ohio since 2020. He is under investigation for unknown reasons.
Borrowers rush to get the last of the low mortgage rates, with refinances jumping 18%
Mortgage rates have been rising swiftly, and that has borrowers rushing in to get the last of the low rates.
Crosby, Stills & Nash want their music pulled from Spotify over Joe Rogan controversy
Young pulled his music from the streaming platform last week over allegations that Joe Rogan spread coronavirus vaccination misinformation with his show.
Key takeaways from GM's Q4 results and 2022 guidance
From new investments in electric vehicles to not reinstating the company's dividend, GM announced more than its financial results and 2022 guidance on Tuesday.
January's payrolls report on Friday could be rough, with as many as 400,000 jobs lost by one estimate
A jobs market that was on fire for most of 2021 looks like it sustained a cold splash of reality to start the new year.
California water officials warn state could face third consecutive dry year as early snowpack dissipates
The warning comes as California grapples with worsening wildfire seasons, water shortages and historic drought conditions fueled by climate change.
Amazon workers at a second Staten Island warehouse file petition for union election
Amazon Labor Union is now seeking to represent workers at two Amazon warehouses on New York's Staten Island.
Starbucks CEO says airport cafe closures, low traffic to offices weighed on Chinese sales
Reduced international travel and low traffic to office buildings weighed on Starbucks' same-store sales in China, according to CEO Kevin Johnson.
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