In-N-Out Burger is set to open its first location in Washington, which raises questions about its impact on Portland.
Stocks set new records in March, driven by a promising inflation reading and a tech rally, with Nvidia closing with a market cap above $2 trillion for the first time; the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq 100 all achieved record highs.
Analyst Geoff Meacham predicts that Eli Lilly's weight-loss drug could generate over $62 billion in sales by 2030, leading him to boost his price target on Eli Lilly stock, citing the competitive advantage of Eli Lilly and rival Novo Nordisk in the diabetes and obesity treatments market.
Reddit is testing a new UI design mirroring its mobile app ahead of its potential IPO, causing mixed reactions among users who speculate about the fate of the old Reddit.
Starting in mid-June, drivers entering midtown Manhattan will be charged a fee of $15 as part of the new congestion pricing plan, which aims to reduce traffic, travel time, and emissions while raising $1 billion per year for transportation infrastructure upgrades.
Google has faced criticism after laying off YouTube Music workers who were in the middle of testifying before the Austin City Council about their unionization efforts.
Nissan is in advanced talks to invest $400 million in Fisker, potentially saving the struggling electric vehicle startup and partnering on electric pickup trucks.
Two major pharmacy chains in the US, CVS and Walgreens, will begin selling the abortion pill mifepristone on prescription at select stores in several states, according to officials, a move that has been applauded by President Joe Biden as an "important milestone" in maintaining access to the pill.
A growing chorus of voices is calling for CEO Sundar Pichai to be replaced at Google amid concerns that the company is falling behind in the AI race and facing internal management issues.
CVS and Walgreens have announced that they will begin dispensing mifepristone, one of the drugs used for medication abortions, in states where abortion is permitted, following a rule change by the FDA.
Virgin Group founder Richard Branson surprised lucky passengers on a Delta Air Lines flight from Atlanta to San Juan with free tickets for a cruise on the Resilient Lady, in celebration of the ship's new homeport in San Juan.
The shares of Micron Technology surged 6.1% due to the overall market rally and positive sentiment in the tech space, driven by Dell's strong earnings and growing demand for AI-optimized servers and chips.
Tesla is charging owners of other EVs roughly 35% more per kilowatt-hour for Supercharging, but also offering a $12.99-per-month membership that grants other EV owners the same pricing that Tesla drivers get.
Nissan is reportedly in advanced talks to invest in Fisker, potentially providing the struggling startup with a financial lifeline and giving Nissan access to an electric pickup truck.
Thousands of California homeowners will lose their insurance coverage as American National Group, along with several other insurance agencies, stops offering coverage in the state due to rising home repair costs and wildfire risks.
Gold futures settled at their highest on record Friday, boosted by weakness in U.S. economic data, a decline in the dollar and Treasury yields, and speculation, signaling a major rally in the market.
The 12 best U.S. hospitals, ranked in the World's Best Hospitals 2024 list by Newsweek and Statista, include Mayo Clinic, Cleveland Clinic, and The Johns Hopkins Hospital among others, showcasing their commitment to excellence in patient treatments and results.
Google contractors who won the right to unionize last year were laid off after efforts to negotiate with the tech giant, in violation of the National Labor Review Board's ruling that Google is legally obligated to bargain with unionized workers.
Palantir Technologies stock was not included in the list of the 10 best stocks for investors to buy now, according to the Motley Fool Stock Advisor analyst team, despite its strong performance.
Rivian owners in North America will soon have access to Tesla's Supercharger network through a free NACS adapter, allowing them to charge at 15,000 additional stations.
CVS and Walgreens, two of the largest retail pharmacies in the US, have received federal certification to dispense mifepristone, a medication used for medication abortions, in states where it is legal, expanding access to abortion at a time when many states are tightening restrictions.
Google has shut down several apps, including Naukri and Bharat Matrimony, due to disputes over fees, which has led to a slight drop in the tech giant's shares, while concerns over Alphabet's position in the artificial intelligence market have also unsettled investors.
A United Airlines flight from London to Newark was diverted to Maine after two intoxicated passengers became disruptive, resulting in their removal and banning from future United flights.
A United Airlines flight from London to New Jersey was diverted to Maine after two apparently intoxicated passengers caused a disruption, resulting in their removal and subsequent ban from future United flights.
Lawsuits threaten to delay the merger of Trump Media's social media company, jeopardizing its survival without a new source of funds.
Panera Bread is introducing nine new entrees and updating current offerings in a menu overhaul aimed at providing better value and efficiency, with some dishes priced under $10.
CVS Health and Walgreens will begin dispensing the abortion pill in select states within weeks, marking an important milestone in improving access to mifepristone.
Boeing is reportedly in talks to buy back Spirit Aerosystems, the company that manufactures fuselages for Boeing’s 737 Max jets, as both companies work to address manufacturing flaws on the troubled aircraft.
Outraged consumers are calling for a three-month boycott of Kellogg's products, demanding lower prices, after the CEO suggested that families should eat cereal for dinner as a solution to inflation, despite the company itself having raised prices in recent years.
The U.K. law enforcement's enhanced ability to seize cryptocurrency assets, particularly in cases of crime and terrorism, is set to become active on April 26th through the provisions outlined in the Economic Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023.
Walgreens and CVS plan to offer the abortion pill mifepristone in states where it is legally allowed, expanding access to the medication amidst ongoing legal battles.
Some Americans will receive two Social Security payments this week due to a scheduling quirk, but it is not extra money and is just an early payment for the following month.
Shares of hydrogen fuel cell company Plug Power fell more than 10% before rebounding and gaining 1.7% after disappointing sales and earnings in its 2023 report, raising concerns about its ability to continue as a going concern due to its cash situation and lack of financial details.
Two intoxicated passengers were removed from a Newark-bound United Airlines flight that made an unplanned stop in Bangor, Maine.
Google has ended the contract for a group of contractors for YouTube Music after they went on strike, with the contractors claiming they were demanding fair treatment and pay from the company.
Media mogul Oprah Winfrey will be exiting the board of Weight Watchers after 10 years, but will continue to collaborate with the company and CEO Sima Sistani to elevate the conversation on obesity as a chronic condition and advocate for health equity.
Gyms are adapting their strategies to cater to members taking weight loss drugs, acquiring weight loss clinics and designing exercise programs specifically for those on medications such as GLP-1s, as the industry prepares for a future where the use of these drugs becomes more widespread and popular.
Ford's EV customers can now use Tesla's Supercharging network, but the short length of Tesla's Supercharger cables is causing issues for non-Tesla vehicles, requiring them to double-park charging stalls, although Tesla is working to resolve this problem with longer cables on its new "v4" Superchargers.
Green hydrogen stock Plug Power revealed its earnings report, with good news of an investor willing to invest an additional $1 billion in shares if needed, but bad news of fourth-quarter results falling short of expectations, causing a 4% drop in stock price.
New York Community Bancorp faces severe pressure as its CEO resigns and the bank postpones its annual financial disclosure due to material weaknesses tied to loans, causing shares to plunge and credit ratings to be downgraded, resulting from the bank's absorption of failed Signature Bank and the impact of the commercial real estate market downturn.
CVS and Walgreens, the two largest pharmacy chains in the US, will begin dispensing the abortion pill mifepristone in select states, making it easier for patients to access the medication.
Shares of New York Community Bancorp dropped significantly after the departure of its president and CEO coincided with the disclosure of "material weaknesses" in loan controls, leading to a $2.4 billion charge; the bank has lost more than half its value this year.
Chick-fil-A is recalling Polynesian sauce dipping cups because they may contain a different sauce with wheat and soy allergens.
Brazilian beef giant JBS is facing a lawsuit over alleged "greenwashing," as the New York Attorney General accuses the company of misleading the public with false claims of becoming "net zero by 2040."
The family of Walt Disney has released letters urging shareholders to ignore activist investor Nelson Peltz's demands for board seats, stating that Peltz and other activists are "wolves in sheep's clothing" who would harm the company.
Crude oil prices experienced a second consecutive month of gains in February due to signals pointing to a tight supply, according to Yahoo Finance Senior Business Reporter Ines Ferré.
New York Community Bank CEO Thomas Cangemi is leaving the company and shares of New York Community Bancorp fell over 20% after disclosing lapsed internal controls and material weaknesses in the company's internal loan review.
Dell Technologies is benefiting from the artificial intelligence trend, revealing $800 million in shipments of AI-optimized servers and experiencing a nearly 40% sequential increase in orders for them, leading to a surge in the company's stock.
CVS Health will pay $1.5 million in penalties to Ohio for understaffing issues at its pharmacies, with changes to be implemented that may become mandatory for all retail pharmacies in the state; the settlement includes placing eight stores under advanced monitoring and voluntary compliance with patient safety rules.
The concentration of gains in the "Magnificent Seven" tech stocks does not present a risk to the broader market, as they have performed well based on fundamentals and the market is shifting towards a more reflationary environment, where economically sensitive areas within equities may benefit.