United says domestic leisure fares have surpassed 2019 levels
United says domestic leisure fares are above 2019 levels, a trend that it expects to continue this summer.
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FAA downgrades Mexico air safety rating, prohibiting new flights from country's airlines
The FAA downgraded Mexico's air safety rating, prohibiting new flights from the country's airlines
Fed's Daly says the economy is strong, but it's 'way too early' to tighten policy
San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly said she's optimistic about the economy but not ready to change policy.
Judge approves deferred prosecution deal for two jail guards in Jeffrey Epstein death case
Two guards who failed to monitor Jeffrey Epstein, a former friend of Presidents Donald Trump and Bill Clinton, in his cell will escape prosecution.
Biden picks Thomas Nides of Morgan Stanley to be U.S. ambassador to Israel
President Joe Biden has tapped Thomas Nides, a seasoned diplomat and Wall Street executive, to become the next ambassador to Israel, NBC News reported Tuesday.
Corn futures drop 6% on larger supply in latest speculative unraveling in the commodities markets
Corn futures pulled back on Tuesday as concerns about abundant supply whacked America's biggest cash crop.
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella teases big Windows update at Build
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella teased a big update to Windows, and he pointed to Azure updates that could attract developers at large companies.
How Apple's 2015 negotiations for Time Warner bundling deal briefly led to acquisition talks
If Tim Cook wants to compete against Netflix and Amazon Prime Video, he may need a huge acquisition. There's history to suggest WarnerMedia-Discovery could fit.
GOP leader Kevin McCarthy condemns Marjorie Taylor Greene comparing Covid rules to the Holocaust
Greene had also tweeted, "Vaccinated employees get a vaccination logo just like the Nazi's forced Jewish people to wear a gold star."
Half of U.S. adults are now fully vaccinated against Covid
President Joe Biden set the goal of getting 70% of adults to receive at least their first dose of a Covid vaccine by the Fourth of July.
One injured after shots fired near George Floyd Square on 1-year anniversary, police say
The AP reported as many as 30 shots were heard a block away from the intersection, known as George Floyd Square, causing bystanders to duck for cover.
Amazon's ad revenue is now twice as big as Snap, Twitter, Roku and Pinterest combined
Amazon's ad unit is growing 1.7 times as quickly as other digital ad rivals, according to analysts at Loop Capital.
After George Floyd was killed, retailers pledged to put Black-owned brands on shelves. Here's how it's going
Black-owned goods on the shelves of national retailers such as Walmart and Nordstrom has become one of the most visible signs of change in the corporate world.
Houses in the U.S. cost 13.2% more in March 2021 than at the same time last year. Here's why houses are so expensive in the U.S. right now
With city dwellers moving to the suburbs and families looking for more space, U.S. home prices have surged.
More than 130 million Americans are fully vaccinated as average daily Covid cases dip below 25,000
The seven-day average of daily Covid cases in the U.S. is below 25,000 for the first time since June 19, data compiled by Johns Hopkins University shows.
Bitcoin attempts to close in on $40,000 after Elon Musk said he spoke to miners about energy usage
The price of bitcoin is approaching $40,000 once again after Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted that he was having active discussions with bitcoin miners.
Twitter CFO Ned Segal says e-commerce is becoming more important for the company
Twitter CFO Ned Segal said e-commerce will be an important lever for the company as it continues to build out direct response advertising products.
Fauci says U.S. can still end HIV epidemic by 2030 despite Covid pandemic
Dr. Anthony Fauci told a House committee Tuesday that the nation has not gone "backward" in the fight against HIV despite the Covid pandemic.
Treasury yields fall slightly with the 10-year rate at 1.58%
U.S. Treasury yields fell slightly on Tuesday morning, with the 10-year Treasury note yield hovering around 1.58%.
Get ready, rents are rising fast again, even in San Francisco
Fast-rising home prices have investors seeing dollar signs, and renters digging deeper into their wallets.
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