Biden's next fight: Anti-vaxxers jeopardize plans to protect U.S. against Covid
The U.S. needs to vaccinate between 70% and 85% of the population quickly — before new mutations take hold and reduce the effectiveness of current vaccines.
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Long-haul symptoms should be a 'wake-up call' for young people when it comes to avoiding Covid, Texas Children's doctor says
Medical researchers still don't know whether patients with post acute Covid syndrome will be dealing with the effects for the rest of their lives, or just a matter of months.
Cisco CEO says employees are tired of having to work from home and want to come back to the office
One Cisco employee recently told CEO Chuck Robbins that they don't mind if they are allowed to work at home, but they don't want to be forced to work from home.
Fauci's approach to the two-dose vaccine is the right one, says former CDC acting director Richard Besser
Richard Besser, who served as the acting director of the CDC under President Obama, agrees with Dr. Fauci on prioritizing two-dose vaccines.
Twitter is 'bigger than any one account,' says Dorsey in first earnings call after Trump ban
Twitter's stock was up slightly in after-hours trading on Tuesday after it reported fourth-quarter earnings, beating earnings and revenue expectations.
Cisco earnings report shows infrastructure platforms, its biggest business, is still struggling
Cisco sees revenue growth returning in the next quarter.
SpaceX begins accepting $99 preorders for its Starlink satellite internet service as Musk eyes IPO
Starlink's website emphasizes that preorders are "fully refundable," but notes in fine print that "placing a deposit does not guarantee service."
Lyft stock rises more than 10% after company reports signs of pandemic recovery
Lyft reported fourth-quarter losses of $458.2 million for the fourth quarter of 2020.
Biden and Yellen met with CEOs of JPMorgan, Walmart, Gap to talk stimulus
Among those at the meeting with Biden and Treasury Secretary Yellen were JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon and Walmart's Doug McMillon.
FEMA is seeking bids on $3 billion in contracts to hire medical personnel for Covid vaccine centers
FEMA said its $3 billion in awards will help the government meet its estimated need of 5,000 vaccinators who will be deployed to sites across the country.
Biden administration to begin shipping Covid vaccine doses to community health centers
"Equity is our North Star here," said Dr. Marcella Nunez-Smith, chair of the White House's Covid-19 Health Equity Task Force.
J&J CEO says people may need annual Covid vaccine shots for the next several years
People may need to get vaccinated against Covid-19 annually, just like seasonal flu shots, over the next several years, J&J CEO Alex Gorsky told CNBC.
New York DJ who appears to have smoked pot during Capitol riot arrested after tip
Greg Rubenacker is one of dozens of people charged in the Capitol riot by Trump supporters who opposed the election of Joe Biden as president.
Treasury yields are flat as investors assess progress on stimulus bill
Treasury yields dipped on Tuesday, ahead of data showing the number of job openings in the U.S. in December, due to be released later that morning.
Nearly half of adult Americans say they intend to receive a Covid vaccine, CDC study finds
A new study from the CDC says roughly 49% of U.S. adults surveyed in December said they were absolutely certain or very likely to get vaccinated.
Job openings increased toward the end of 2020, but a big employment gap remains
Total openings increased to 6.65 million in December, better than the 6.6 million estimate from FactSet.
You may be spending too much on Apple subscriptions — here's how to fix that
You can save up to $25 a month by switching to Apple One if you already pay for a bunch of Apple's services.
GM extending shutdowns at three car and crossover plants due to chip shortage
GM said the shutdown extension, which will be reassessed in mid-March, is meant to assist in maintaining production of more profitable pickup trucks and SUVs.
Fox asks court to drop $2.7 billion Smartmatic defamation suit, citing press protections
Fox wants a New York state court to drop a $2.7 billion suit against it filed by the voting machine supplier Smartmatic.
Mortgage delinquencies sink to pandemic low, but distress is far from over
Mortgage delinquencies have dropped to the lowest level since the start of the pandemic, but the numbers don't appear to be improving much anymore.
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