Tesla delivered 936,172 electric vehicles in 2021, with the fourth-quarter setting a new record
Tesla just published its fourth quarter vehicle production and deliveries report for 2021.
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Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Tesla, McDonald's, Nio and more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Tesla, McDonald's, Nio, and more.
FDIC chair intends to resign in February, giving Biden more say over bank regulation
In a surprise announcement, FDIC Chair Jelena McWilliams said she is resigning effective Feb. 4.
Rocky start to 2022 air travel as bad weather, omicron drive thousands of cancellations
Airlines have canceled more than 15,000 U.S. flights since Christmas Eve.
Jury finds Jeffrey Epstein friend Ghislaine Maxwell guilty in sex crimes trial
British socialite Ghislaine Maxwell was convicted Wednesday of luring teenage girls to be sexually abused by late sex criminal and financier Jeffrey Epstein.
10 things that will be more expensive in 2022
Prices are going up in the year ahead. Here's what's going to be more expensive and how to navigate paying more for the things you want.
2022 will be the biggest year for the metaverse so far
Meta, Apple, Microsoft and Google all are gearing up to release new hardware products and software services for the metaverse in 2022.
Millennials lead shift away from organized religion as pandemic tests Americans' faith
It's not uncommon for people to seek God during times of hardship. However, the opposite appears to have happened during the coronavirus pandemic.
Biden to speak with Ukraine President Zelenskyy, says he 'made it clear' to Putin that Russia cannot invade
Biden this week urged Russia's Vladimir Putin to lower the tensions with Ukraine, warning the U.S. was prepared to "respond decisively" if Russia invades.
Tesla asks employees to fight policy proposal that would make rooftop solar more expensive in California
CEO Elon Musk has said he opposes all subsidies, but his company asked employees to fight a California policy proposal that would slash solar incentives.
United Airlines offers pilots triple pay to ease omicron flight disruptions
United is among the airlines offering pilots and flight attendants extra pay as omicron drives up crew sick calls.
Omicron hospitalization risk lower than delta, vaccines provide good protection, U.K. study says
The U.K. Health Security Agency found the risk of hospitalization for people infected with omicron is about a third the risk posed by the delta variant.
Sweetgreen stock poised to go higher after its mixed IPO in late 2021
Sweetgreen made its initial public offering late in 2021, but the new year may be even more exciting for the restaurant chain.
U.S. 10-year Treasury yield finishes 2021 above 1.5%
The U.S. 10-year Treasury note closed on 2021 above the 1.5% threshold in a year marked by the Covid pandemic and Federal Reserve policy.
Travel in the omicron surge: What airlines owe you if they cancel your flight
Airlines have canceled more than 10,000 flights over the year-end holidays after the omicron variant sidelined crews.
2022 will be the 'do or die' moment for Congress to take action against Big Tech
Proposals to update competition law, establish online privacy rights and protect kids from harm on the internet have bipartisan support.
Pro-Trump lawyer says his plantations were go-to spots for those aiming to overturn the 2020 election
Trump ally Lin Wood told CNBC that his plantations in South Carolina were used as a hub for those who wanted to overturn the 2020 election.
Democrats look to salvage tattered legislative agenda as they face 2022 midterm elections
President Biden's Build Back Better Act, government funding, Fed nominations, voting rights, and a research and development bill are all on Congress' to-do list.
Warren Buffett tells Bernie Sanders he won't intervene in strike at Berkshire-owned company
Bernie Sanders asked Warren Buffett to get involved in a strike at Special Metals, which is owned by Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary Precision Castparts.
From SPACs to chips: Five ways 2021 may have forever changed the auto industry
The automotive industry may never be the same after 2021, an infamous year that brought massive changes sparked by supply chain issues and the coronavirus.
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