Impossible Foods launches chicken substitute in U.S. restaurants, announces grocery release
Impossible Foods on Tuesday launched its meatless chicken nuggets in restaurants and announced plans to bring the new offering to supermarkets.
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'Venom: Let There Be Carnage' release date moved up two weeks after 'Shang-Chi' success
Sony has moved up the theatrical release date for "Venom: Let There be Carnage," by two weeks to Oct. 1 following the huge opening for Disney's 'Shang-Chi.'
Tech giants are rushing to develop their own chips — here’s why
Apple, Amazon, Facebook, Tesla and Baidu are all shunning established chip firms and bringing certain aspects of chip development in-house.
'Just dads reaching across the globe' – How an Afghan interpreter and his family escaped the Taliban in Kabul
One month ago, Atifullah Ahmadzai boarded a flight from Connecticut to Kabul, eager to hold his wife and five young children again. Then the Taliban took over.
Half a million without power in Louisiana, Mississippi amid new flash flood warnings
More than a week after Hurricane Ida made landfall in the region, hundreds of thousands in Louisiana and thousands in Mississippi remained without power.
Biden adds New York to areas eligible for disaster funds after Ida devastation
President Joe Biden has added New York to the list of major disaster areas from last week's Hurricane Ida devastation.
Republican lawmaker readies bill mandating foreign subsidy disclosures for mergers
The draft bill builds on a recommendation last year from the bipartisan U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission.
Ford Chair Bill Ford’s vision of a greener auto industry, led by EVs, is finally on the horizon
Bill Ford has served as the environmental conscience of the auto industry. It's something that until recently was taboo in a business reliant on fossil fuels.
Marvel's 'Shang-Chi' snares $71.4 million in domestic opening, second-highest of the pandemic
Marvel's "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings" garnered an estimated $71.4 million at the domestic box office this weekend.
College debt crisis drives more students away from four-year schools
As college costs skyrocket, interest in more affordable alternatives has spiked during the Covid pandemic.
Apple's strategy to fight off antitrust regulators: Fix the App Store one rule at a time
But while the concessions can seem like a shift in Apple's approach to App Store policy, they are a clear continuation of Apple's existing strategy.
How Amazon's cloud business generates billions in profit
Amazon Web Services doesn't disclose profit margins by product. Outsiders said network-transfer fees and storage could be making meaningful contributions.
Willard Scott, legendary TODAY show weatherman, dies at 87
Willard Scott, who forecast the weather on TODAY for more than three decades and spent 65 years at NBC, died this week, TODAY's Al Roker has confirmed.
How the ETF industry is tackling the next area of opportunity: derivatives
The ETF industry has waded into a new area of opportunity. Paul Kim of Simplify ETF and Dave Nadig of ETF Database discuss the change in the space.
This map shows how Amazon is rapidly growing its air fleet across the U.S.
Amazon's air cargo fleet is an increasingly critical component of its logistics machine.
Naomi Osaka plans to take indefinite break from tennis after shock U.S. Open exit
Naomi Osaka's US Open defense ended in tears as she suffered a stunning defeat to Leylah Fernandez, before announcing she plans to take an indefinite break from the sport.
‘Politicians are wrong’ to blame forecasters for inaccurate predictions of Ida’s threats, says former meteorologist
A top federal forecaster in New Jersey during Hurricane Sandy called out New York politicians for suggesting that forecasters were unable to predict the intensity of Ida’s threats.
QAnon shaman Jacob Chansley pleads guilty in Capitol riot case
"QAnon shaman" Jacob Chansley was among hundreds who stormed the Capitol after then-President Trump questioned the legality of the election of Joe Biden.
Fauci says he wouldn't be surprised if Covid vaccines require three shots for full regimen, instead of two
Giving people an additional dose several months after they've received their initial vaccination helps the immune system mature, Fauci said.
MongoDB surge wraps up a massive week for open-source software as a business
MongoDB surged about 25% on Friday after reporting better-than-expected earnings. It's now worth almost as much as IBM paid for Red Hat in 2019.
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