Apple's head of software admits Macs have an unacceptable amount of malware
Apple's head of software, Craig Federighi, said in court on Wednesday that Apple is not pleased with the amount of malware on its MacOS operating system.
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Lumber futures swing 10% in wild session as speculative frenzy ends
Lumber futures gyrated as traders struggled to determine if a recent pullback in wood had removed enough froth from the market.
Employees at plant that ruined millions of J&J Covid vaccine doses failed to shower, change clothes
Inspections of the facility conducted last year also flagged problems with mold, poor disinfection of plant equipment and inadequate training of employees.
Biden tells Israel’s Netanyahu U.S. expects ‘a significant de-escalation today’ in Gaza
It was their fourth conversation since the violence erupted between Israel and Hamas nine days earlier, the worst fighting between the two sides since 2014.
Biden to award first Medal of Honor of his presidency to Korean War vet, with South Korean President Moon set to join
President Joe Biden on Friday will present the first Medal of Honor of his presidency to a veteran of the Korean War. South Korean President Moon will attend.
JetBlue to start first London flights Aug. 11
JetBlue is now selling tickets for its first service from its home base at John F. Kennedy International Airport to London's Heathrow Airport, starting Aug. 11.
10-year Treasury yield rises as Fed hints at reconsidering asset purchases in upcoming meetings
Treasury yields rose slightly on Wednesday following the release of minutes from the Federal Reserve's last policy meeting.
The Fed hinted it could reconsider easy policies if economy continues rapid improvement
Federal Reserve officials at their April meeting said "it might be appropriate at some point" to consider tapering asset purchases.
New York attorney general is now investigating Trump Organization 'in a criminal capacity'
The Trump Organization is now the subject of a criminal investigation by New York's attorney general and the Manhattan DA.
Squarespace CEO is worth $2.4 billion after web company he built in college debuts on NYSE
By waiting seven years to raise outside funding, Squarespace founder Anthony Casalena retained a big stake in his company and is now a multibillionaire.
Amazon says vaccinated workers can ditch masks starting next week
Workers must be fully vaccinated and have a copy of their vaccine card, Amazon said.
CDC chief says lab origin of Covid is 'one possibility,' but animal host is most common for coronaviruses
CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said that a lab is "one possibility" for the origin of Covid-19 but that most coronaviruses "come from an animal origin."
Ford to halt production of F-150, Bronco Sport and other vehicles due to chip shortage
Ford will halt production at eight North American plants for varying periods of time through early July due to an ongoing shortage of semiconductor chips.
TuSimple says its self-driving trucks shaved 10 hours off a 24-hour run
TuSimple tested its trucks by hauling fresh watermelons along a 951-mile route from Nogales, Arizona, to Oklahoma City.
60% of U.S. adults have received at least one vaccine dose as case counts fall further
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data shows 60% of U.S. adults have now received at lease one dose of a Covid vaccine.
Coinbase back online following outage for some users amid bitcoin sell-off
Several social media users seemed frustrated at the outage while cryptocurrencies were plunging.
Southwest says leisure airfares near pre-pandemic levels but flags rising jet fuel prices
Southwest says bookings are improving, helping drive fares back to near 2019 levels.
Apple's new iPad Pro is super powerful and has an amazing screen, but the iPad Air is still best for most people
CNBC's Todd Haselton reviews the new 12.9-inch iPad Pro, which he says has a great new screen, an awesome camera for video chat and more.
Burger King to enter chicken sandwich wars with the Ch'King
To celebrate the nationwide launch, customers who order the Ch'King on the Burger King app or online will receive a free Whopper.
Students protest mandatory Covid vaccinations at colleges
Hundreds of colleges have already said Covid vaccines will be mandatory for fall 2021, yet some students object to the mandates.
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