Bipartisan House group's endorsement of Senate infrastructure plan could trip up Pelosi's strategy
The House Problem Solvers Caucus' support gives the infrastructure plan more GOP support, but complicates Speaker Nancy Pelosi's strategy.
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Nextdoor to go public in $4.3 billion SPAC merger as CEO looks toward expansion
Nextdoor CEO Sarah Friar discussed the company's plans to go public via a SPAC merger in a deal worth $4.3 billion.
Activist investor Starboard has been trying for months to remove Box CEO Aaron Levie
While Starboard and Box came to an agreement last year on independent directors, the relationship has grown more contentious in recent months.
Space company Satellogic to go public via Cantor Fitzgerald SPAC at $1.1 billion valuation
Satellite imagery specialist Satellogic is preparing to go public, announcing plans to merge with a SPAC sponsored by Cantor Fitzgerald.
10-year Treasury yield drops to lowest level since February amid signs of economic growth slowing
The 10-year Treasury yield fell to its lowest levels since February on Tuesday amid signs that the economic recovery from the pandemic could be slowing.
Disputes over mask mandates comprise 75% of FAA's unruly-passenger complaints on planes
LeBron James PR advisor Mendelsohn said, 'I'm exhausted. Between Me Too and Black Lives Matter,' report shows
Adam Mendelsohn, advisor to Lakers star LeBron James, told ESPN NBA reporter Rachel Nichols he was exhausted in connection with Black Lives Matter, #MeToo.
Pentagon cancels $10 billion JEDI cloud contract that Amazon and Microsoft were fighting over
But the Pentagon is launching a new multivendor cloud computing contract and soliciting both AWS and Microsoft for proposals.
Cybersecurity CEO: Hackers demanding $70 million in global ransomware attack won't get that much
Friday's ransomware attack will not fetch the entire amount its Russia-linked hackers are demanding, Huntress CEO Kyle Hanslovan told CNBC.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb says people who had Covid get 'best of both worlds' if they get vaccinated
"At least with one dose, you do develop a broad, very deep, very durable immunity based on the data that we've seen so far," Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC.
'Take me home' — Mark Zuckerberg posts flag-waving, surfboard-riding Independence Day Instagram video
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg posted an Instagram video showing him toting the U.S. flag atop an electric surfboard. "Happy July 4th!," he wrote.
Airlines waive change fees for several Florida cities as Tropical Storm Elsa nears
Major U.S. airlines are waiving change fees for several Florida cities as Tropical Storm Elsa approaches the state.
Nintendo unveils new video game console that launches this fall as chip shortages continue to plague supply
Nintendo announced a new Switch game console with a brighter and more colorful OLED screen, more storage and a new kickstand design.
The honeymoon is over for streaming services: Here's where the major players stand
Media and technology companies have varying degrees of clarity around their streaming services -- an indication of who is winning and losing
Subway upgrades menu and mobile app as part of its comeback bid
Subway is hoping that upgrading its ingredients and mobile app will help draw customers back to its restaurants.
Porsche to create hypercar company with Bugatti and Croatian electric vehicle maker Rimac
Rimac will have a 55% stake in the Bigatti-Rimac joint venture, while Porsche will hold a 45% stake in the company.
Amazon’s new boss faces pressure from all sides as Bezos leaves for space
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos will hand the reins over to cloud boss Andy Jassy, capping off 27 years leading the retail giant since its inception.
NTSB to interview pilots, survey site of ditched 737 cargo plane off Hawaii coast
The NTSB will survey the site of a Boeing 737 cargo plane's ditching.
TikTok and Instagram inch closer to the streaming wars as competitive barriers blur
Instagram and TikTok are becoming more competitive with legacy media as antitrust watchers consider the consequences of a new video era.
Wages are finally going up and that's going to have to continue to get people back to work
Workers saw a nice bump in their paychecks for June that may have to keep coming if conditions ever are going to get back to normal.
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