NASA moves two astronauts off delayed Boeing missions to SpaceX in rare reassignment
NASA moved a pair of astronauts off of Boeing's first two crewed missions, in a rare reassignment as the Starliner capsule remains delayed in development.
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Hacker breaches Amazon's Twitch video site, exposing future product plans
The hacker exposed details on payments to content creators and an unreleased product from Amazon Game Studios.
Default would threaten national security, keep troops from getting paid, Pentagon chief says
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin on Wednesday warned he won't be able to ensure troops receive their pay on time if the U.S. defaults.
Will DC actually regulate Facebook following the child safety concerns?
Leaked documents from a Facebook whistleblower could help some tech legislation get over the finish line, lawmakers said.
Companies hired at a brisk pace in September despite fears about Covid and the economy, ADP says
Private jobs rose by 568,000 for the month, better than the Dow Jones estimate of 425,000 and ahead of the downwardly revised 340,000 in August.
Google engineers are helping a Swedish start-up to build a carbon emissions tracker
Around a dozen Google engineers are helping Swedish start-up Normative to build a new carbon emissions tracker.
How to tackle holiday gift buying with fewer deals and low inventory
The holiday shopping season is starting early. Here’s how to come up with a strategy for gift buying in a challenging year.
Facebook is getting hammered by lawmakers, consumers and even investors
Following its most challenging month in more than three years, Facebook's social media empire is showing some major cracks.
How GM hopes to woo Wall Street during its two-day investor event
Wall Street is expecting a lot from GM's investor event — from specific revenue targets to new details about its electric and autonomous vehicle operations.
Uber can now track your flight so a ride home is ready when you land
Riders in certain markets can access features including early booking, flight tracking and extended driver wait times.
As mortgage rates shoot even higher, refinance demand plummets 10%
A sharp jump in mortgage interest rates over the past few weeks is taking its toll on mortgage demand.
Burger King becomes the first fast-food chain to test Impossible Foods' meatless nuggets
Burger King will test Impossible Foods' meatless nuggets in several markets, starting Monday.
These are the countries historically responsible for the climate emergency
The U.S. — by some distance — was found to be responsible for the largest share of CO2 emissions from 1850 through to the present day.
U.S. tech investor Coatue is planning to set up an office in Europe
U.S. hedge fund Coatue Management is planning to set up a new office in Europe as part of an effort to capitalize on the continent's growing tech industry.
Business insolvencies set to rise globally in 2022 — first time since Covid pandemic, research shows
Globally, business insolvencies are expected to jump 15% on year in 2022 following two consecutive years of decline, said trade credit insurer Euler Hermes.
Zuckerberg rejects claims that Facebook prioritizes profits over user safety
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg on Tuesday addressed claims made by whistleblower Frances Haugen, denying that the company prioritizes profits over user safety.
Shares of Hertz jump after appointment of ex-Ford CEO Mark Fields as interim CEO
Shares of Hertz were up by as much as 13.3% following the car rental company naming former Ford CEO Mark Fields as its interim chief executive officer.
Norwegian Cruise Line set to launch full fleet by April for first time since pandemic no-sail orders, CEO says
Norwegian Cruise Lines CEO Frank Del Rio said his full fleet of 28 ships will resume service by April 1 for the first time since the Covid pandemic began.
WHO says unvaccinated people are 'dying unnecessarily' from Covid as hospitals fill
Some 56 countries fell short of the WHO's goal of getting 10% of their populations immunized against the virus by the end of September.
Senators demand Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg answer questions after whistleblower's revelations at hearing
At Tuesday's hearing with Facebook whistleblower Frances Haugen, senators asked why CEO Mark Zuckerberg has yet to address the matter.
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