Airbnb and Vrbo are teaming up to shut down repeat party house offenders
They're asking other short-term rental industry companies to join the program, which is intended to launch in the U.S. in the coming months.
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Firefighters brace for severe wildfires in drought-gripped U.S. West
Hot and dry early-season temperatures and a high supply of dry fuels have primed states for more severe and frequent fires this year.
Bipartisan Senate infrastructure deal would cost about $1 trillion
The White House is assessing a roughly $1 trillion infrastructure plan put forward by a group of 10 senators.
Cyber standards are key in battling ransomware attacks
Development of a set of cybersecurity standards, similar to generally accepted accounting principles, could go a long way in helping companies with breaches.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Snowflake, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Chewy & more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Snowflake, Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Chewy, and more.
Here's how to tell if a politician might be stealing campaign cash
GOP Rep. Duncan Hunter stole large amounts of the money he raised pay for everything from lavish vacations to groceries and multiple extramarital affairs.
U.S.-China relations are 'still deteriorating,' says former U.S. ambassador
Max Baucus, former U.S. ambassador to China, said he was wrong to think that ties between Washington and Beijing could reset when Joe Biden becomes president.
Google claims it is using A.I. to design chips faster than humans
Google claims that it has developed artificial intelligence software that can design computer chip "floorplans" faster than humans can.
Trump spokesman Jason Miller leaving his role to join tech start-up
Jason Miller is becoming CEO of a tech start-up, a source told CNBC without providing any additional details.
MLB Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench on sticky baseball controversy: 'A little pine tar never hurt'
Hall of Fame catcher Johnny Bench said headlines on pitchers using pine tar and other sticky substances on baseballs shouldn’t come as a surprise to fans.
Apple and other U.S. companies are under pressure to answer for China's 'repression,' key Biden ally says
Apple, Cisco and other U.S. companies with deep ties to China are under increasing pressure to address Beijing's conduct, Biden ally Sen. Chris Coons told CNBC.
Bipartisan Senate group reaches infrastructure deal without tax hikes — but leaders still need to sign off
Ten Democratic and Republican senators reached a deal on infrastructure but need to win over President Joe Biden and congressional leaders.
Chinese ride-sharing giant Didi files to go public, earned a small profit last quarter on $6.4 billion in revenue
Chinese ride-hailing giant Didi Chuxing on Thursday filed to go public in what could be one of the largest tech IPOs of this year.
Apple hires BMW veteran in latest sign of electric car push
The hire is the latest sign that Apple is serious about building an electric car to compete with automakers such as Tesla.
Toobin returns to CNN eight months after Zoom exposure incident
CNN legal analyst Jeffrey Toobin returned to television on Thursday, eight months after he exposed himself to colleagues at The New Yorker
CDC says heart inflammation cases were higher than expected in 16- to 24-year-olds after second Covid vaccine shot, but still rare
The number of cases of a heart inflammation condition in 16- to 24-year-olds was higher than expected after they received their second dose, the CDC said.
Zoom and Salesforce make quick $23 million profit after IPO of Israeli software vendor Monday.com
Zoom and Salesforce each invested $75 million into Monday.com's IPO, profiting as the stock climbed 15% in its debut on Thursday.
Treasury yields fall slightly after CPI posts 5% annual increase
Consumer prices for May increased at their fastest clip in nearly 13 years as inflation pressures continued to build in the U.S. economy, the Labor Department reported Thursday.
Top FDA advisor says kids need to be vaccinated against Covid
Children need to be vaccinated against Covid-19, Dr. Paul Offit, a top advisor to the FDA on children's vaccines, told the agency Thursday.
Amazon relaxes return-to-work plans, will let employees work remotely two days a week
Amazon on Thursday relaxed its return-to-work plans and said it will allow corporate employees to work remotely up to two days per week.
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