Uber Eats is set to allow customers who receive government-funded food assistance to pay for food delivery using those benefits, aiming to reduce barriers to fresh groceries for vulnerable populations living in food deserts or facing transportation barriers.
Goldman Sachs has raised its 12-month ahead forecast for Brent Crude oil prices to $100 per barrel, citing extended OPEC+ cuts and global demand growth as reasons for stronger inventory draws.
The Federal Reserve kept its interest rate steady but did not rule out another rate hike, suggesting rates may stay above 5% this year and next.
The Federal Reserve will continue raising interest rates until inflation decreases, even if it means more people losing their jobs, according to CNBC's Jim Cramer.
The General Motors Fairfax Assembly and Stamping plant in Kansas City, Kansas is being idled due to a strike at another plant, causing a critical shortage of supplies.
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has faced backlash and angered both climate activists and the automobile industry by delaying the ban on the sales of new gasoline and diesel vehicles in the country from 2030 to 2035, citing concerns over high consumer costs and the need for public acceptance of the transition to electric vehicles and heat pumps.
The Biden administration is restarting its program of offering free at-home Covid tests through the mail, aiming to replenish the nation's stockpile and prepare for a possible winter surge of the virus.
Amazon's plans to hire a large number of employees for the holiday season is seen as a positive indicator for the company's growth.
Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao disputes a report claiming he took a $250 million loan, stating that he actually lent the amount to BAM Management and has not taken it back.
The Federal Reserve's decision to pause rate hikes will provide relief for savers and borrowers from rising interest rates, but the possibility of further increases in the future remains open.
A 61-year-old man from Port Orange, Florida, claimed a $5 million prize from the Florida Lottery's $20 Monopoly Doubler scratch-off game, choosing to receive a one-time lump-sum payment of $3,994,698.
Zillow economists have revised their forecast for U.S. home prices, predicting a 4.9% increase over the next 12 months due to higher mortgage rates and a slight decrease in market tightness.
A Sports Illustrated-themed resort is set to open in Tuscaloosa in 2025, offering sports fans a unique experience with full-service hotels, vacation clubs, and residential condominiums.
New York Times columnist David Brooks admits his mistake and apologizes for complaining about the price of a meal at Newark Airport after his viral tweet sparked criticism and backlash.
The Federal Trade Commission has updated its complaint against Amazon, adding three senior executives as defendants, alleging that top Amazon executives downplayed employee concerns about customers being enrolled in the Prime subscription program without their consent.
UK inflation unexpectedly dips to 6.7% in August, sparking speculation of a pause in interest rate hikes from the Bank of England.
The Powerball jackpot has reached $850 million, making it the fourth-largest jackpot in Powerball history, with the winning numbers being 1, 7, 46, 47, 63 and the Powerball as 7.
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has filed an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon, accusing the company of monopolizing profitable aspects of the internet and seeking to force the online retailer to sell assets.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has issued a recall for 3.3 million Hyundai and Kia vehicles in the US due to a risk of fire caused by an internal fluid leak in the anti-lock brake module.
Kraft Heinz has voluntarily recalled around 83,800 cases of Kraft Singles American cheese due to complaints of plastic film sticking to the slices, which could potentially cause a gagging or choking hazard.
Ford has halted the construction of a battery factory in Michigan for electric vehicles, citing the need to ensure competitive operation and amid continued strikes by the United Auto Workers, raising concerns about job cuts and the future of the project.
Target will close nine of its stores across the United States, including locations in New York City, San Francisco, Portland, and Seattle, due to a rise in organized retail theft that threatens the safety of employees and customers.
Russia has imposed an indefinite ban on the export of diesel and gasoline to most countries, risking fuel supply disruptions and exacerbating global shortages, which has led to an increase in oil prices.
Costco has started selling 1-ounce bars of gold, but the high demand has caused them to quickly sell out, with prices slightly higher than the spot price of gold.