People used to book one vacation at a time. Now they've started 'trip stacking'
A growing number of people are booking two or even three trips over the same travel period in case Covid-related problems ruin their preferred plans.
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People with more than 10,000 Twitter followers can now earn money from tweeting — here's how
Twitter on Wednesday launched Super Follows, a feature that allows select users to charge others for access to subscriber-only content.
Unvaccinated players for Knicks, Nets and Warriors would have to miss home games under local rules
The NBA said unvaccinated players based in New York City and San Francisco would not be able to enter their home arenas under local rules.
Trump Organization security chief Matthew Calamari Jr., son of top executive, to testify before Manhattan grand jury
Matthew Calamari Jr., son of the Trump Organization's chief operating officer, is expected to testify Thursday before a Manhattan grand jury, a source told CNBC.
Tesla must deliver Autopilot crash data to federal auto safety watchdog by October 22
NHTSA is trying to determine whether Tesla's Autopilot has a safety defect that caused Tesla vehicles to hit first-responder vehicles.
WHO says it is monitoring a new Covid variant called 'mu'
The mu variant has mutations that have the potential to evade immunity provided by a previous Covid-19 infection or vaccination, the WHO said.
Elon Musk says Tesla Roadster delayed until 2023 as supply chain issues persist
The new version of Tesla's high-performance electric car was supposed to debut in 2020.
New York Mets acting General Manager Zack Scott arrested on DUI charges, will not travel with team
Acting Mets GM Zack Scott will not travel with the team after he was arrested on DUI and other charges early Tuesday in White Plains, New York.
U.S. relationship with Taliban unclear after end of Afghanistan War, senior defense and diplomatic officials say
The remarks from the highest levels of the Defense and State departments come one day after Biden defended his decision to withdraw from Afghanistan.
Sweetgreen CEO's LinkedIn post connecting Covid deaths to obesity draws backlash
Sweetgreen co-founder and CEO Jonathan Neman wrote a LinkedIn post Tuesday connecting obesity to the ongoing pandemic, drawing backlash from social media users.
WHO presses world leaders to hold off on Covid vaccine booster shots through September
The WHO asked world leaders again to hold off on giving Covid-19 booster shots so poorer nations can vaccinate more of their populations with first doses.
FTC bars alleged 'stalkerware' company and its CEO from the surveillance business
The FTC voted unanimously to ban what it called a "stalkerware app company" and its CEO from the surveillance business, the agency announced Wednesday.
Elon Musk says Jeff Bezos' job is 'filing legal actions against SpaceX' in latest spat over Starlink
Elon Musk's SpaceX and Jeff Bezos' Amazon are again sparring in front of federal regulators over the companies' satellite internet projects.
Elijah McClain case: 3 Colorado cops, 2 paramedics charged with manslaughter, negligent homicide in Black man's death
Elijah McClain, 23, died after he was stopped by cops while walking in Aurora, Colorado, put in a chokehold and injected with ketamine, a sedative.
TSA airport screenings drop to lowest since May as travel and fares fall
Passenger traffic is starting to fade and airfares are falling, too.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb says people who had Covid won’t be immune forever, should get vaccinated
Natural Covid immunity is likely "not going to last in perpetuity," former FDA chief Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC on Wednesday.
Restrictive Texas abortion law takes effect as Supreme Court makes no move to block it
Petitioners say the restrictive Texas abortion law, which took effect Wednesday, would essentially overturn the precedent set by Roe v. Wade.
Private payrolls increase by just 374,000 in August, far short of the 600,000 estimate, ADP says
Private payrolls rose just 374,000 for the month, well below estimates but above July's 326,000, according to ADP.
AT&T asks the FCC to put extra guardrails on 5G spectrum acquisition
It's a proposal that, if adopted, could have significant consequences for AT&T's chief rivals: T-Mobile and Verizon.
Treasury yields turn flat after disappointing jobs data
U.S. Treasury yields climbed on Wednesday morning, ahead of the release of ADP's August national employment report.
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