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Tesla Inc. is set to join the U.S. equities' major leagues on Monday, a relatively routine move turned unprecedented by the sheer size of the Silic...
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At a weighting of 1.6%, the electric-vehicle maker will become the largest stock ever added to the index.
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A report said Microsoft is working on developing its own microprocessors for servers used in its Azure cloud service and possibly for its Surface personal computers.
Google has come up with a new perk for Silicon Valley’s famously pampered workforce: Free, weekly, at-home COVID-19 testing.
Wells Fargo & Co. said late Friday it has agreed to sell its private student loan portfolio to investors, with Firstmark, a division of Nelnet Inc. assuming responsibility for servicing the portfolio upon the sale. Wells...
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The vaccine can be more easily shipped and handled, helping smaller hospitals and rural areas overcome logistical hurdles.
People could start getting doses within days now that the FDA has authorized the vaccine, though it would take well into 2021 for most to get access given limited supplies of the Moderna vaccine and one developed by Pfizer...
The Food and Drug Administration’s authorization of Moderna’s vaccine in people ages 18 years and older means that vaccinations with the shot could start as soon as Monday.
The House and Senate passed a two-day spending bill Friday evening, sending it over to the White House in a bid to prevent a partial government shutdown after midnight.
The North American operations of Fiat Chrysler have been the group’s cash cow, offsetting losses racked up in other parts of the world.
U.S. banks are allowed to restart share buybacks, with limits, as the Federal Reserve continues to restrict dividend payouts.
The operation, which Oracle Data Cloud has dubbed “StreamScam,” took advantage of flaws in streaming-TV ad-serving technology and the supply chain to fool marketers into paying for ads that were never actually seen by view...
Economist Christopher Waller joined the Federal Reserve Board of Governors upon being sworn in Friday, becoming the fifth member of the body nominated to his or her current position by President Trump.
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Federal prosecutors accused a China-based executive at the U.S. company of conspiring to disrupt videoconference commemorations of the crackdown on the 1989 democracy protests.
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