Ad-supported streaming steals the show at TV upfronts
Comcast's NBCUniversal, Fox, Discovery, Disney, AT&T's WarnerMedia and ViacomCBS put focus on ad-supported offerings during upfronts this week.
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Covid vaccine passports: Everything we know so far
More activities are opening to vaccinated individuals. The question is how they will prove their status.
Biden’s strategy on the Russia-to-Germany gas pipeline confusing and needs explanation, says foreign policy expert
Michael O’Hanlon explains why he wants to know the Biden administration’s strategy when it comes to the controversial Russia-to-Germany gas pipeline.
White House partners with popular dating apps like Tinder and Bumble to raise vaccine awareness
The White House is partnering with popular dating apps in an effort to reach young adults.
Databricks is on track for $1 billion in revenue in 2022, investor says
Crunching data in the cloud became more appealing during the pandemic. That's been good for Databricks, which has won backing from Amazon, Microsoft and Google.
April existing home sales drop, marking three straight months of declines
Home sales in April dropped unexpectedly, as extremely low supply stands in the way of strong demand.
Why Asian Americans on Wall Street from Goldman Sachs to Wells Fargo are breaking their silence
Asian Americans at Goldman Sachs and beyond are pushing back against the stereotype that they are merely quiet, docile workers.
Aerion Supersonic shuts down, ending plans to build silent high speed business jets
Aerion Supersonic is shutting down, the company confirmed to CNBC.
Apple CEO Tim Cook faces sharp questioning from judge in Epic Games trial
Cook testified that Apple faces fierce competition for users and that the iPhone only has "high 30s" percent of market share in the U.S.
White House sees global minimum corporate tax as key to broader multilateral approach
The White House on Friday stressed that its bid for a global minimum corporate tax is more than a talking point for the globe's economists.
Delta taps longtime General Electric executive as its new CFO
Delta Air Lines named longtime GE executive Dan Janki as its new CFO after its former finance chief departed last year.
Microsoft CEO Nadella says power in the workplace is not to be abused
Controversy has not been a hallmark of Satya Nadella's Microsoft. Now he's confronting his predecessor Bill Gates' behavior from 21 years ago.
Melinda Gates divorce lawyer joins Connecticut lawmaker's battle with Morgan Stanley executive husband
The divorce lawyer for Melinda Gates now also reps Connecticut lawmaker Alex Kasser in her split from top Morgan Stanley executive Seth Bergstein.
House progressives urge leaders to end qualified immunity as part of police reform plan
Ten progressive House Democrats said police reform negotiators should not weaken or remove a provision that seeks to end qualified immunity.
The Federal Reserve's so-called taper talk could keep markets on edge through the summer
The Federal Reserve is facing a big summer ahead as markets look for clues about when the ultra-easy policy measure put in place during the pandemic might finally start to unwind.
New York Attorney General James unveils bill to limit cops' use of force to standard of 'absolute last resort'
The bill would change the police use-of-force law "from one of simple necessity to one of absolute last resort," James' office said in a press release.
Key Senate Dem's choice for Fed board is an economist who would be the first Black woman to serve in that role
The Democratic chairman of the Senate Banking Committee sees economist Lisa Cook as his top choice to fill the Fed board's remaining vacancy.
Amazon is shutting down its Prime Now fast delivery app
The service launched in 2014 as a way for Prime members to get one- or two-hour delivery on a range of goods, from household essentials to toys or groceries.
Breeze Airways debuts in travel rebound, the second new U.S. airline in a month
Breeze Airways adds to competition as the airline industry is trying to recover from a pandemic slump.
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel: We're happy to pay Apple 30% — without Apple we wouldn't exist
Snap CEO Evan Spiegel on Friday said the social media company is happy to pay Apple's 30% commission rate on in-app transactions.
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