US regulator poised to let Boeing 737 MAX plane fly again
Save articles for later Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. The Federal Aviation Administration is expected on Wednesday to clear Boeing’s 737 MAX … Read More
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BIG TECH IN HEALTHCARE: Here's who wins and loses as Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, and Microsoft hone in on niche sectors of healthcare
This is a preview of the Business Insider Intelligence Big Tech in Healthcare premium research report. Purchase this report here. Business Insider Intelligence offers even more healthcare coverage with our … Read More
Expensify urges millions of users to vote for Biden in email blast
Expensify urged its millions of users to support Joe Biden in November’s presidential election in a mass email that said voting for President Trump would be “a vote against democracy.” … Read More
Trump’s tweet on US troops leaving Afghanistan by Christmas may hurt delicate talks with Taliban: officials
Historic peace talks underway between Afghan government, Taliban insurgents President Trump's sudden pronouncement that U.S. troops in Afghanistan “should” be home by Christmas will make the already sensitive negotiations with the … Read More
US, Asian shares mostly higher as chances of coronavirus stimulus get Trump boost
Will stocks surge in 2021 no matter who wins election? UBS managing director and senior portfolio manager Jason Katz shares his thoughts on market volatility and the presidential election. TOKYO … Read More
The US pandemic depression is over, but the pandemic recession has just begun
There is a straightforward narrative of the economy in 2020: The world shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic, causing an economic collapse without modern precedent. A sharp recovery began … Read More
US considers restrictions on China's largest chipmaker
Hong Kong (CNN Business)Shares in SMIC, China’s biggest chipmaker, fell on Monday on fears that it could lose access to key US technology. The Financial Times reported this weekend that … Read More
Third of Pearson’s shareholders vote against CEO’s £7.2m pay package
Pearson has suffered a significant shareholder revolt against controversial changes to its remuneration policy, which will grant its new chief executive a multimillion-dollar pay package. Almost a third of investors … Read More
US Says New Poverty Rate Is 10.5%, but It Isn’t Today
The U.S. Census Bureau has released the annual poverty rate. It was 10.5% for 2019. That was down from 11.8% in 2018, and even more from 2014 when it was … Read More
The US economic recovery is slowing down
The US economy's economic engine may be running out of fuel. Consumer spending accounts for about 70 per cent of the US gross domestic product, making it the single most … Read More
August US Consumer Sentiment Adds 5th Month to String of Lows
The University of Michigan Consumer Sentiment Index rose slightly month over month from a preliminary August reading of 72.8 to August’s final level of 74.1. Economists polled by Bloomberg were … Read More
James Carafano: Rioting in US cities – 5 reasons why violent radicals feel emboldened
Rioters and police clash in Portland, demonstrators march through streets with guillotine The organized violence plaguing Portland and other cities has already lasted longer than Kid Rock’s marriage to Pamela … Read More