Zillow plunges 25% to lowest since July 2020, after company exits home-buying business
Analysts slashed their ratings on Zillow on Wednesday, a day after the company said it will no longer buy and sell homes because of unpredictable pricing.
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CDC director says kids with a prior Covid infection should 'absolutely' still get vaccinated
Kids who had Covid should still get vaccinated, as scientists don't know how strong or long-lasting the antibodies are, CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said.
Biden says Covid shots for kids and boosters for adults will 'accelerate' nation's path out of pandemic
President Joe Biden said Wednesday that Covid vaccinations for kids and booster shots for adults will speed up the pandemic's end date in the U.S.
Iran will return to nuclear talks after months of stalled negotiations, State Department says
Nuclear deal talks with Iran will resume at the end of this month, the State Department said.
10-year Treasury yield inches higher with Fed set to begin bond taper this month
The 10-year U.S. Treasury yield rose Wednesday after the Federal Reserve announced it would start tapering pandemic-era aid later this month.
Ford's U.S. sales continued to recover from chip shortage in October
Ford reported sales of 175,918 new vehicles in October, down by 4% from a year ago but a far narrower loss than in prior months.
Apple software exec warns European app store regulation would open 'Pandora’s box’
The remarks represent an escalation in Apple's rhetoric about what could go wrong if Apple was forced to change its App Store policies.
Supreme Court conservatives skeptical of New York concealed handgun restrictions
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a Second Amendment dispute that could have a major impact on state rules for carrying firearms outside the home.
Here's what changed in the new Fed statement
This is a comparison of Wednesday's Federal Open Market Committee statement with the one issued after the Fed's previous policymaking meeting on Sept. 22.
‘Their own worst enemies’: Why active managers struggle to outperform, according to Morningstar
Active managers often fail to beat their benchmarks long term because they overcharge on fees, says Morningstar's Ben Johnson.
The Fed holds rates near zero yet some borrowing costs are already on the rise
The Fed is sticking with its near zero rate policy for now, but for consumers, the days of low rates are numbered.
CDC gives final OK for immediate distribution of Pfizer Covid vaccine for kids ages 5 to 11
Microsoft’s GitHub CEO Nat Friedman is stepping down, product chief Thomas Dohmke will replace him
The announcement comes weeks after one of GitHub's most prominent competitors, GitLab, went public. GitLab was worth twice what Microsoft paid for GitHub.
GOP Sen. Lummis urges Biden to ditch OSHA vaccine rule, lower age requirement for commercial trucking to ease supply chains
Lummis encouraged Biden to allow 18-year-olds to drive trucks in interstate commerce and ditch vaccine rules for freight haulers.
Hertz announces 37.1 million share offering by stockholders
Hertz stockholders will offer 37.1 million shares, of which Hertz said it intends to buy between $250 million and $500 million of the shares from underwriters.
Ford's new custom electric pickup truck is a blast from the past
The Ford F-100 Eluminator concept truck features the retro-styling of a 1978 F-100 pickup with electric motors and batteries from the Mustang Mach-E GT.
Companies add 571,000 jobs in October thanks to a big boost in hospitality hires, ADP says
Companies added 571,000 jobs for the month, beating the 395,000 Dow Jones estimate and just ahead of September's downwardly revised 523,000.
Mortgage rates fell slightly, but weekly refinance demand couldn't recover
A slight reprieve from rising mortgage rates did nothing to invigorate mortgage demand last week.
The Fed is about to set its post-crisis policy course — with a high level of uncertainty ahead
The Federal Reserve is likely to step away from a historic level of economic support and into a new regime.
Hertz says Tesla's already started delivering cars even though Musk says there's no signed deal yet
Hertz declined to discuss details of the agreement but said the company remains "on plan" with its announcement to offer 100,000 Teslas by the end of 2022.
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