Congress must raise debt limit by Oct. 18, Treasury Secretary Yellen warns in new letter as default looms
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Congress has until Oct. 18 to address the looming debt ceiling and avoid economic calamity.
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Amazon just revealed its first home robot. Here's what it's like to use it
CNBC's Todd Haselton checks out the Amazon Astro home robot.
EV start-up Lucid begins production of flagship Air sedan ahead of customer deliveries
Electric vehicle start-up Lucid on Tuesday said production of its first cars for customers has started, with deliveries scheduled to begin late next month.
Defense Secretary Austin admits in Senate testimony Afghan army collapse 'took us all by surprise'
Pentagon leaders batted away criticism from lawmakers that the military's colossal 17-day humanitarian evacuation from Afghanistan was overall unsuccessful.
Amplitude's direct listing is at least the sixth this year as the IPO alternative gains traction in tech
Amplitude's CEO said it was his fiduciary duty to go public through a direct listing rather than an IPO.
Two defendants in shell company stock hijacking case, Mark Miller and Christopher Rajkaran, set to plead guilty
Two men are set to plead guilty in a Minnesota case where they are charged in a scheme to hijack dormant shell companies and fraudulently pump up stock shares.
White House says more than 400,000 Americans received a Covid booster shot at pharmacies over the weekend
Nearly 1 million people have scheduled to get their extra dose at a pharmacy, White House coronavirus response coordinator Jeff Zients said.
Biden meets with centrist Sens. Manchin and Sinema with Democrats' sprawling economic agenda at stake
Biden and Democratic leaders are trying to get centrist Sens. Manchin and Sinema on board with their social safety net and climate plan.
GM's commercial EV business BrightDrop to supply new van to Verizon
General Motors' commercial electric vehicle business BrightDrop plans to add a second van to its lineup in 2023, with Verizon set to be the first customer.
Ford asks union and salaried employees to submit vaccination status
The submission process is required for salaried employees, but voluntary for the automaker's employees represented by the United Auto Workers union.
Top CEOs say they're worried about corporate tax hikes as Dems push bills aimed at boosting working families
The Business Roundtable said CEOs have three big worries: finding qualified workers, possible higher corporate taxes and slow Covid-19 vaccine uptake.
U.S. needs to work with Europe to slow China's innovation rate, Raimondo says
"We have to work with our European allies to deny China the most advanced technology so that they can't catch up in critical areas like semiconductors."
Sen. Warren calls Fed Chair Powell a 'dangerous man,' says she will oppose his renomination
Sen. Elizabeth Warren charged that Fed Chairman Jerome Powell has led an effort to weaken the nation's banking system, and she will oppose his renomination.
How to get more financial aid for college
To get any assistance, students must file a Free Application for Federal Student Aid, which serves as the gateway to scholarships, grants, work-study and loans.
'Apprentice' star, former White House aide Omarosa Manigault Newman beats Trump in arbitration fight over book
Donald Trump blasted "Apprentice" contestant Omarosa Manigault Newman after she won an arbitration ruling about a nondisclosure agreement with his campaign.
Here's what the debt limit standoff means for you
Failing to suspend or increase the debt ceiling could delay Social Security checks and veteran benefits, increase borrowing costs and trigger a market sell-off.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb sees vaccines for kids as a key to turning the tide in the Covid pandemic
"Once adults are able to vaccinate their kids, the anxiety about getting a breakthrough infection" will start to ease, the former FDA chief said.
Ford CEO Farley says automaker's stock has 'tremendous upside' even after doubling in his first year
Shares of Ford jumped by about 4% in premarket trading Tuesday after a 113% surge since Jim Farley took over the helm of the automaker as CEO on Oct. 1.
Kind founder, former executives launch Somos, a Mexican food brand built on authenticity
Somos' founders have joked about the differences between the food that they grew up with in Mexico and what's defined as Mexican food in the United States.
Watch Powell and Yellen speak live to Senate panel on Covid relief efforts
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