Sanders, Warren and Baldwin urge Larry Fink to intervene in strike at coal company partially owned by BlackRock
Sens. Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren and Tammy Baldwin pressed BlackRock CEO Larry Fink to intervene in a coal miners' strike.
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Is 25% the new 20%? How much to tip in a post-pandemic world
Every day, service workers show up for jobs that are increasingly undesirable. Should you be tipping them more?
United brings back airport vaccines for employee boosters as omicron spreads
United has started offering staff vaccines in airports again as the omicron wave sweeps through crews.
Schumer delays voting rights votes until next week as Democrats face filibuster fight
Senate Republicans are set to block two voting rights bills, leading Democrats to consider filibuster changes to pass them.
Stocks and property will be turned into NFTs, venture capitalist says
Company stocks and real estate will be among the many things that get turned into non-fungible tokens in the future, according to Bill Tai.
U.S. officials prepare for escalation as NATO-Russia talks end with no resolution on Ukraine tension
U.S. representatives and NATO members wrapped a week of high-stakes discussions in Europe with top Russian officials with no resolution on Ukraine.
Supreme Court vaccine mandate ruling won't bar companies from demanding Covid shots for workers — Biden vows to advocate for that
President Biden urged companies to voluntarily impose Covid vaccination rules on workers after the Supreme Court blocked a government order to do that.
Soaring used car prices are pushing inflation higher, and there's not much the U.S. can do about it
The potential upside for President Biden is that inflation is expected to moderate organically and as the Fed looks to raise interest rates this year.
Federal investigators say they used encrypted Signal messages to charge Oath Keepers leader
It's unclear how investigators gained access to the messages, but encryption has been a point of tension between law enforcement and tech for years.
Supreme Court blocks Biden Covid vaccine mandate for businesses, allows health-care worker rule
The Supreme Court ruled against the Biden administration's rule for OSHA, saying it did not have the power to require vaccination for millions of Americans.
Ford's market cap tops $100 billion for first time ever
Ford shares were up by as much as 5.7% to $25.87, continuing a more than 20-year high for the automaker's stock price.
Microsoft hires law firm to review sexual harassment policies, with report due in the spring
The report will include summarized findings of a decades-old probe involving Bill Gates, after years of concerns regarding handling of harassment cases.
Fed's Harker calls for 'action on inflation,' sees 3 or 4 rate hikes likely this year
Philadelphia Federal Reserve President Patrick Harker said he foresees three or four interest rate hikes this year as likely to fight inflation.
Republican National Committee threatens to pull nominees from official presidential debates
The RNC threatened to change its rules to bar presidential nominees from debates held by the Commission on Presidential Debates.
Delta keeps 2022 profit forecast on travel rebound despite omicron
Delta expects travel to recover this spring after cases of the omicron variant peak.
Treasury yields fall after inflation data, jobless claims
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield moved lower as investors digested the week's inflation data.
Venture capitalists invested more money than ever into start-ups last year
Despite a surge in VC investment in the U.K and Europe, according to Dealroom data, the region has yet to create a tech titan.
Biden says U.S. to provide high-quality masks for free to Americans
President Joe Biden said the White House next week will announce how it is providing high-quality masks to Americans for free.
Messy job reports and unreliable labor forecasts take a toll on Biden's first year
In 2021, the Labor Department's initial monthly jobs report and Wall Street's estimates were less reliable — and President Biden paid a political price for it.
Biden deploys military medical teams to hospitals in six states as omicron disrupts essential services
The federal government will deploy six teams of military medical personnel to hospitals in New York, New Jersey, Ohio, Rhode Island, Michigan and New Mexico.
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