Harris Proposes Crackdown On 'Price-gouging' By Grocery Stores
The proposed ban is part of a broader economic platform that she plans to unveil in North Carolina on Friday.
Google Expands AI-Generated Search Queries To New Countries
AI Overviews, the feature that Google adds to the top of search results, was initially made available to U.S. users in May. However, the rollout was marred by inaccurate responses.
X Ordered To Pay $600,000 For Unfair Dismissal Of Employee Who Didn't Reply To Musk's 'Hardcore' Email
Gary Rooney used to work at the European headquarters of X in Dublin as a director of "source-to-pay," which was a procurement role.
Mortgage Rates Hit One-year Low As Refinancing Surges
Homebuyers are taking advantage of lower mortgage rates, leading to a surge in refinancing options.
Tim Walz Kickstarts First Solo Fundraising Campaign In Five States
Walz will first speak at the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees convention in Los Angeles on Tuesday and will then headline a campaign fundraiser in Newport Beach.
Biden Pushes For Shorter Helpline Wait Times To Woo Consumers
Joe Biden is unveiling new rules that would make it easier for consumers to seek helpdesks.
StanChart Cuts 20 Jobs In Revamp Of M&A Team
Standard Chartered has cut 20 jobs from the folded industries coverage department to focus on M&A.
Sen. Warren Questions Tesla Board On Musk's Potential Conflicts Of Interest
Among the concerns Warren outlined in her letter are Musk's establishment of xAI, an artificial intelligence startup, and threats he made to work on AI outside Tesla unless he was granted greater voting control, among other issues.
VA Budget Shortfall Of $12 Billion To Cause More Budget Complications For 2025
The budget shortfall of $12 billion by the VA will result in more headaches in funding for 2025.
Costco To Filter Non-members; Will Install Card Membership Scanners At Entrance
The retailer announced that soon, members will no longer need to flash their cards at Costco employees but will simply scan them as they enter the store.
Tropical Storm Debby Brought Along Tornadoes Killing One, Damaging Properties
Debby is expected to hit the East Coast hard, and residents must be prepared for several inches of flooding over the weekend.
Intel Shareholders File Suit Against Company For Concealing Problems That Plunged Shares
Intel shareholders are suing the company after it allegedly concealed problems from them about a major stock loss.
Tropical Storm Debby Drenches Southeastern US, Braces For Second Landfall
Georgia and South Carolina received more than 30 centimeters of rain, causing streets to be submerged in waist-high floodwaters.
Mortgage Market Sees Relief As Interest Rates Drop, Boosting Demand
Last week's interest rate drop spurred a 6.9% increase in mortgage applications and a significant rise in refinancing activity.
Trump Turns Pro EV After Strong Endorsement From Elon Musk
Donald Trump has shifted his opinions on electric vehicles, and this time he's giving it support after Elon Musk's endorsement.
Markets Bounce Back As Global Indices Recover From Sharp Decline
The earlier sell-off was influenced by data indicating fewer U.S. jobs were created and a weak manufacturing sector.
DOE Grants $2.2 Billion Funding To Strengthen Electrical Grid, Advance Clean Energy
The Department of Energy announced a funding of $2.2 billion, which would help strengthen the U.S. electrical grid.
Harris Gets Endorsement From Hospitality Workers Union
According to Gwen Mills, the union's president, Harris has already proven her credibility when it comes to supporting unions. In contrast, she described Trump as merely "making a play" for votes.
Major Outage Disrupts Top Online Brokerages Amid 2024 Stock Market Sell-Off
This unexpected event occurred during what was anticipated to be one of the biggest stock market sell-offs of 2024.
Apple Shares Decline After Berkshire Sold Half Its Stocks With iPhone Maker
Shares of Apple suppliers see decline after Berkshire sold almost half its shares in the company.
Taco Bell To Roll Out AI Drive Thrus In Multiple Locations By End Of 2024
Yum Brands has announced that it plans to expand the rollout of artificial intelligence technology in the U.S. as part of its global strategy.
Unlawful Border Crossings Reach Lowest Point In Nearly Four Years
Since September 2020, there have been 56,000 apprehensions along the U.S.-Mexico border, particularly between official points of entry.
Chuck Schumer Introduces Bill That Removes Presidential Criminal Immunity
Chuck Schumer rolsl out a bill that would render former presidents without immunity from criminal prosecution.
Delta Says Fallout From Global Tech Outage Will Cost Company $500M
CrowdStrike, the security company responsible for the global tech outage, attributed the problem to a bug in an update they made.
Spirit Airlines To Offer Passengers With Business Class Seats
Customers can pay extra for one of the wider seats located at the front of the cabin. These seats are not a new plane feature but are now being offered at a better deal.
Intel To Slash Workforce By The Thousands To Regain Income Slump
Intel is reported to be slashing its workforce drastically in the hopes of rebounding from an income slump.
FDA Approves Shield Blood Test for Colon Cancer Screening
With the FDA's approval, it is very likely that private insurance companies and Medicare will cover the cost of the blood test, making it more accessible for patients.
Biden Unveils Plans To Make Supreme Court Reforms
President Joe Biden has unveiled plans to institute some reforms in the Supreme Court and amend specific provisions in the Constitution.
'Starter Homes' Go For More Than $1M, Pricing Out First-Time Buyers
New study revealed that the price tag of many starter homes reaches more than $1 million in more than 200 cities.
Newsom Imlements Ban On Homeless Encampments; Orders Start Of Removal Of Structures
Gov. Newsom has issued an order that empowers state agencies to clear homeless encampments.