Judge keeps second part of DOJ memo on Mueller report about Trump secret, for now
The Department of Justice is seeking to keep secret part of a memo to Attorney General William Barr on whether President Donald Trump should be prosecuted.
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Americans' inflation fears reach a fever pitch as consumer prices rise
Amid fears of rising rents and home prices, Americans expect the inflation rate will be up to 4% one year from now and at 3.6% three years from now.
Watch live: Biden holds press conference at NATO summit
The jam-packed European tour, Biden's first trip overseas as president, also included meetings with heads of G-7 nations who gathered in the U.K.
Paul Tudor Jones rips Fed on inflation, says credibility is at stake
The central bank risks its credibility by keeping policy loose and allowing inflation to grow in a way that may not be transitory, Paul Tudor Jones told CNBC.
GE, Safran developing cleaner energy aircraft engines that could work with hybrid technology, hydrogen
General Electric's aviation unit and joint venture partner Safran plan to develop new aircraft engines that would require more than 20% less fuel.
Amazon details new warehouse robots, 'Ernie' and 'Bert'
In May, Amazon announced a goal of reducing recordable incident rates by 50% by 2025. It plans to invest over $300 million into safety projects this year.
Supreme Court calls for Biden DOJ to weigh in on Harvard affirmative action case
The Supreme Court on Monday called for President Joe Biden's Department of Justice to weigh in on a pending case over affirmative action at Harvard University.
Airport screenings top 2 million a day for first time in pandemic
U.S. airport screenings topped 2 million people a day for the first time in the pandemic,
DOJ national security chief John Demers leaving post amid probe of records seizures
John Demers oversaw Justice Deparment leak probes into reporters and Democratic lawmakers during the Trump administration.
Novavax says its Covid vaccine is 90% effective, plans to submit data to FDA in third quarter
With an abundance of vaccines already available in the United States, it's possible that the government would donate the Novavax doses to other countries.
Israel bet banks billions for venture firm Insight as Monday.com and WalkMe go public
Insight Partners opened its first international office in Tel Aviv two years ago, and the venture firm is notching hefty returns from its Israeli investments.
Bank of America spends over $1 billion per year on cybersecurity, CEO Brian Moynihan says
The spend increased from around $300 million per year nearly 12 years ago.
Bank of America's Moynihan says the Fed can pull back on policy help
Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan encouraged the Federal Reserve to ease up on its ultra-easy monetary policy.
Microsoft employees slept in data centers during pandemic lockdown, exec says
While most Microsoft employees worked from home at the height of the pandemic, a select few worked at critical data center sites, and even stayed the night.
Qualcomm reportedly offers to invest in Arm as regulators threaten to block Nvidia's $40 billion acquisition
Qualcomm has said it is open to the idea of investing in U.K. chip designer Arm if the company's sale to Nvidia is blocked by regulators, according to a report.
Fugees rapper Pras, Jho Low charged in scheme to get Trump administration to drop 1MDB probe
Former Republican fundraiser Elliot Broidy has admitted his role in the scheme to illegally lobby the Trump administration to drop the 1MDB probe.
Op-ed: As Biden prepares to meet Putin, he should learn from Kennedy's disastrous 1961 summit with Khrushchev
Kennedy's unwarranted confidence and inadequate preparations collided with Khrushchev's ideological determination and brutal rhetorical offensive.
Biden says U.S. is 'back at the table' following G-7 summit
World leaders gathered this weekend to discuss shared challenges on issues like climate change, the economy, Covid-19, technology and geopolitics.
Pelosi says DOJ subpoenas for Democrats' data 'goes even beyond Richard Nixon'
The DOJ under the former president reportedly subpoenaed Apple for information from the accounts of people tied to the House Intelligence Committee.
Branson's Virgin Orbit in talks with former Goldman partner's SPAC for $3 billion deal to go public
Virgin Orbit is in talks on a deal with NextGen Acquisition II, a special purpose acquisition company led by former Goldman Sachs partner George Mattson.
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