Epic Games and many other app makers are not impressed with Apple's olive branch
Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney said Apple's move to reduce commissions for small developers is meant to divide the community and help Apple keeps its monopoly.
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Marissa Mayer is back and she wants to fix your address book
Former Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer on Wednesday announced the launch of Sunshine, a consumer apps start-up.
SpaceX wants to test its Starlink satellite internet network inflight with a Gulfstream jet
Elon Musk's SpaceX would like to further expanded testing of its Starlink satellite internet by connecting the network to aircraft.
Grocery chain apologizes after releasing 'super spread' ad for Thanksgiving
“Hosting? Plan a super spread,” reads a full-page advertisement printed in Giant Food's Savory magazine, TODAY reports.
Apple will cut App Store commissions by half to 15% for small app makers
The move is an olive branch from Apple to lawmakers over its App Store business practices, which have been under increasing scrutiny for the past year.
Now that two highly effective Covid vaccines are within reach, we just have to get them to 7.8 billion people
Now comes the tricky part, distributing the vaccines — both of which require two doses given about a month apart — to billions of people across the world.
FDA said to plan early December advisory meetings to discuss Covid-19 vaccines ahead of potential authorization
The FDA is said to have asked an advisory panel to plan to meet Dec. 8-10 to discuss Covid-19 vaccines, ahead of potential authorization.
GM to offer auto insurance that uses data from connected vehicles to price rates
General Motors is launching its own auto insurance as a way to generate new revenue using its growing amount of connected vehicles in the U.S.
Democrats tell Supreme Court they might drop fight for Mueller documents because Trump lost the election
Democrats told the Supreme Court they may drop their fight for Mueller's secretive grand jury materials after Trump's defeat by Biden.
Pfizer says final data analysis shows Covid vaccine is 95% effective, plans to submit to FDA in days
Pfizer and BioNTech said final analysis found coronavirus vaccine was 95% effective in preventing Covid-19 and appeared to fend off severe disease.
Dr. Scott Gottlieb urges Covid stimulus, sacrifices: 'This may be the last time we have to do it'
"We need to think about what temporary sacrifices we're willing to make, including economically," Dr. Scott Gottlieb told CNBC on Wednesday.
FAA chief says conditions in 737 Max crashes are now 'impossible' after design, training changes
FAA chief says conditions in 737 Max crashes are now 'impossible' after design, training changes
Treasury yields flat as investors monitor coronavirus developments
U.S. Treasury yields continued to fall on Wednesday, as disappointing U.S. retail sales dampened optimism on recent news of two effective coronavirus vaccines.
Stocks making the biggest moves in the premarket: Target, Lowe's, Apple, Boeing, Pfizer & more
The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Target, Lowe's, Apple, Boeing, Pfizer, and more.
Bill Gates says more than 50% of business travel will disappear in post-coronavirus world
"We will go to the office somewhat, we'll do some business travel, but dramatically less," Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates said.
SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son says he's hoarding cash to prepare for 'worst case scenario'
SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son said he's hoarding cash from asset sales to prepare for a potential "worst case scenario" in the next two or three months.
Telling people to wear ‘masks and wash your hands isn’t enough,’ says Biden’s Covid advisory board member
Infectious disease expert Michael Osterholm explains why Americans need the government's support and a uniform approach when it comes to fighting Covid-19.
Biden must get ‘creative’ to regain U.S. respect in Pacific region, says ex-Fed official Richard Fisher
"It's going to take a great deal of time to regain that respect in the Pacific. I'm really worried about it," ex-Dallas Fed President Richard Fisher told CNBC.
Acting Pentagon chief announces U.S. military reduction in Iraq and Afghanistan
The United States will reduce its military presence in Afghanistan to 2,500 troops and 2,500 troops in Iraq by Jan. 15.
MacBook Air with Apple's own M1 chip is faster and has better battery life than Intel-based predecessors
How does it stack up against the last MacBook Air? And how well do the new iPhone and iPad apps -- which now run on a Mac for the first time -- actually work?
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