Why Thanksgiving dinner could cost more this year
With turkey prices rising, Thanksgiving dinner this year might end up being one of the priciest holiday meals on record.
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Amazon executive overseeing brick-and-mortar store push departs the company
Cameron Janes managed the development and operations of Amazon's growing footprint of brick-and-mortar retail, like its cashierless Go stores.
California docks see 'significant progress' with supply chain backlog, port chief says
Mario Cordero, executive director of the Port of Long Beach, cites "significant progress" at California ports.
Weekly jobless claims post stunning decline to 199,000, the lowest level since 1969
Initial jobless claims totaled 199,000 last week, the lowest since 1969, easily beating Dow Jones estimates for 260,000.
Key inflation figure for the Fed up 4.1% year over year, the highest since January 1991
Prices for core personal consumption expenditures increased 4.1% from a year ago, the highest since January 1991.
Leaders of pro-Trump groups Oath Keepers, Proud Boys subpoenaed in Jan. 6 Capitol riot probe
The bipartisan House panel is probing the facts and causes of the riot, when hundreds of former President Donald Trump's supporters stormed the Capitol.
Samsung plans to build a $17 billion chip plant in Texas
The semiconductor factory in Taylor marks the largest-ever investment made by Samsung in the U.S.
Unusual holiday home-buying surge pushes mortgage demand higher
An unusual fall surge in home buying is driving mortgage demand higher, even as interest rates rise.
Europe and Central Asia could suffer another 700,000 Covid deaths by spring as infections soar, WHO says
The continent is facing a surge of infection which has led to a lockdown in Austria and curbs in the Netherlands. Germany is also weighing tougher measures.
Tesla will spend at least $1.06 billion on Texas 'Gigafactory' and hopes to finish it this year, filings show
The permits show that Tesla's previously announced expansion in Austin remains on track to start producing vehicles in the near future.
Rocket Lab CEO says companies not reusing rockets are making 'a dead-end product'
Rocket Lab CEO Peter Beck has dramatically changed his tune on reusing rockets, a practice made increasingly popular by Elon Musk's SpaceX.
Treasury yields rise as investors digest Powell renomination, 10-year yield tops 1.67%
Treasury yields rose on Tuesday, as investors digested the news that Jerome Powell had been renominated to the role of Federal Reserve chair.
Zoom stock closes down 14% after Wall Street slashes price targets
Shares of Zoom fell Tuesday, a day after the video-chat company warned investors of a revenue slowdown. Analysts cut price targets but still seem bullish.
Biden's test drive of electric Hummer helped increase reservations, GM says
Reservations for the vehicle increased sevenfold compared to an average day, as website traffic increased by about 230%, an executive said Tuesday.
Detroit automakers ask union workers to submit Covid vaccination status
The Detroit automakers are asking their roughly 153,000 plant employees represented by the UAW to voluntarily submit their Covid-19 vaccination status.
Justice Department sues to block big sugar merger, warning of price hikes and supply chain strains
Attorney General Merrick Garland's DOJ argued that the sugar merger would raise prices at a time when global supply chains are already under pressure.
Schwab launches its first ESG ETF. Firm's head of strategy on what sets it apart from the pack
The Schwab Ariel ESG ETF's tilt toward small and mid-cap companies differentiates it from its large-cap focused peers, the firm's head of strategy says.
SpaceX is launching a NASA spacecraft that will crash into an asteroid
Elon Musk's SpaceX is set to launch a first-of-its-kind planetary defense mission for NASA in the early hours of Wednesday morning.
Heading into Black Friday, 1 in 3 shoppers are still paying off last year’s holiday debt
Many Americans are still carrying last year’s debt going into the peak holiday shopping season.
Glass bottle shortages put pressure on wine and spirits companies ahead of key holiday season
Glass bottles are in short supply, putting pressure on winemakers and distillers ahead of the holiday season.
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