Attention shoppers: Price hikes are ahead, but consumer companies hope you won't notice
Consumer companies like Coca-Cola and Procter & Gamble are hiking prices to offset rising commodity costs.
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Two SpaceX crew spacecraft are now docked to the space station, as the Crew-2 mission arrives
The second operational SpaceX crew mission arrived at the ISS early on Saturday morning, carrying four astronauts for a six month stay in space.
We can vaccinate our way out of this epidemic if all adults and adolescents get shots, says doctor
Dr. Peter Hotez explains how the U.S. could return to a pre-Covid-19 normal by summer.
U.S. lifts pause on use of Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine, clearing way for states to use doses
Johnson & Johnson shots were temporarily halted on April 13, following reports that several women developed blood clots in their brains.
The U.S. may never achieve 'true herd immunity' to Covid, says Dr. Scott Gottlieb
Dr. Scott Gottlieb said while reaching "true herd immunity" may be difficult, the focus should be on reducing Covid risk through vaccinations.
CDC recommends pregnant women get Covid vaccine after study shows it's safe for mother and baby
A preliminary report from the largest study on Covid vaccine safety in pregnant women shows that Pfizer and Moderna vaccines are safe to use during pregnancy.
The Fed is unlikely to hint at policy changes next week, even with a stronger economy
Fed officials are likely to paint a robust picture on the economy while simultaneously not even hinting at policy changes ahead.
White House brushes off Thursday stock market drop after reports of Biden push for capital gains tax hike
President Joe Biden's plan reportedly seeks to increase the tax on capital gains to 39.6% from 20% for Americans earning more than $1 million.
Treasury yields are little changed as investors focus on Biden's tax proposal
Treasury yields were steady on Friday.
Derek Chauvin sentencing date set for June after murder conviction
The update came days after a jury found Chauvin guilty on charges including second-degree unintentional murder in the death of George Floyd.
Oscars sells out ad inventory despite awards show ratings declines
Ratings for awards shows had been slipping even before the pandemic. Viewership for last year's Oscars dropped 20% to a new low, according to Nielsen.
'Fundamentals for high-yield issuers are quite good' despite low rates, Vanguard's head of fixed income says
As investors struggle with managing their high-yield investments, two market analysts share their strategies.
Amazon is loosening its grip on customers and letting some sellers reach out to them
Amazon is piloting a tool that lets brands communicate directly with shoppers, in a departure from its historically tight control of customer data.
How meme stocks like Gamestop and AMC changed Wall Street
The GameStop frenzy in late January forced Wall Street to pay attention to retail investors like never before.
Elon Musk wants SpaceX to reach Mars so humanity is not a 'single-planet species'
SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk remains focused on his vision for the company: Establishing a permanent human presence on Mars.
SpaceX Crew-2 reaches orbit, with Elon Musk's company launching 10 astronauts in under a year
SpaceX launched a group of astronauts for NASA early Friday, with Elon Musk's company now having sent 10 astronauts to space in under a year.
Tesla cars can drive with nobody in the driver's seat, Consumer Reports engineers find
Consumer Reports said Thursday that in testing this week it found it could "easily" get a 2020 Tesla Model Y to drive "even with no one in the driver's seat."
U.S. Covid vaccinations slow as more states pass half of residents jabbed
Average daily reported Covid vaccinations in the U.S. dipped below 3 million Thursday, after more than two weeks above that level.
More than 30 colleges now say Covid vaccines will be mandatory for fall 2021
The number of colleges and universities that will require students be fully vaccinated against Covid-19 is suddenly escalating.
Watch live: CDC panel debates use of J&J Covid vaccine after rare blood clot issue
A Centers for Disease Control and Prevention advisory panel is holding an emergency meeting Friday to debate the Johnson & Johnson Covid-19 vaccine.
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