FedEx Indianapolis facility shooting: Company 'deeply shocked and saddened' by tragedy
FedEx issued a statement Friday following a shooting at one of the company's ground facilities in Indianapolis that killed at least eight people and wounded several others.
Facebook oversight board announcing Trump suspension update 'in the coming weeks'
Facebook's independent Oversight Board will give an update on former President Trump's indefinite account suspension "in the coming weeks."
General Motors and LG announce $2.3B Tennessee battery factory
General Motors and LG Energy Solutions are building a battery factory in Spring Hill, Tenn., to support electric car manufacturing at GM's nearby assembly plant. The $2.3 billion facility is scheduled to open in 2023.
Indianapolis FedEx facility shooting: What we know
Police say at least eight people were shot and killed and several others injured Thursday after a gunman opened fire at a FedEx facility near the Indianapolis airport.
Toyota recalls Venza SUVs to fix air bag wiring problem
Toyota will inspect the wires and replace them if needed at no cost to owners
NFL inks sports bet deals with Caesars, FanDuel, DraftKings
Once one of the staunchest opponents of allowing people to bet legally on its games, the NFL on Thursday announced deals with three major gambling companies to become official sports betting partners.
Kevin Durant scores huge return on Coinbase investment
Durant initially invested in Coinbase in 2017, making his investment worth 54-fold after Wednesday’s direct listing
Delta Air Lines CEO skims Georgia election law controversy in earnings call
Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian took a moment during the company’s quarterly earnings call to address the impact on business after his response to the new Georgia election law.
Apple, partners launch $200M climate fund
Apple Inc. and Goldman Sachs launched a $200 million fund Thursday aimed at removing carbon from the atmosphere through investing in forestry projects, while "generating a financial return for investors."
Ted Cruz: Big corporations becoming ‘the woke enforcers of the Democratic Party’
Se. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, argued on Thursday that big corporations are becoming “the woke enforcers of the Democratic Party” while responding to why he is calling for Major League Baseball’s decades-old antitrust exemption to be revoked.
Eli Manning launching NFT collection with brother Peyton to tell story of 'football careers through art'
Eli Manning and his brother Peyton Manning will launch their digital art non-fungible token (NFT) collection on Friday, with the proceeds going to charity.
Ford and Tesla CEOs trade Twitter barbs and it gets personal
Ford took swipes at GM and Tesla in its announcement and it is getting ugly.
Delta sees profit later this year as it posts another dismal quarter
Air travel, stifled by the COVID-19 pandemic, is widely expected to rebound in the second half of 2021 as wide vaccine rollouts encourage travel and drive summer bookings.
Eli Manning on NFT digital art line up for auction
NFL legends Eli and Peyton Manning are putting eight NFTs on the auction block with proceeds going to charity.
Walmart joins $2.75 billion funding round for GM's Cruise autonomous car division
Walmart has become an investor in GM's Cruise autonomous car division after testing the technology as a delivery service. The retail giant said the electric vehicles will help it reach a goal of becoming zero emissions by 2040.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos shows off NS-15 rocket on social media
Amazon and Blue Origin founder Jeff Bezos posted a picture on Instagram standing next to his space company's New Shepard suborbital rocket booster after another successful flight test on Wednesday.
PepsiCo bets on higher soda sales as restaurants reopen
PepsiCo Inc said on Thursday it expects organic revenue growth to pick up pace in the second quarter, betting on higher soda sales from restaurants that are gradually reopening following the speedy rollout of coronavirus vaccines.
Bank of America profit more than doubles on reserve release boost
Bank of America Corp reported a jump in first-quarter profit that breezed past estimates on Thursday as it released reserves it had set aside to cover potential coronavirus loan losses.
Analyst skeptical that air travel will ever rebound to pre-pandemic rates: 'Not by a long shot'
American Airlines announced Wednesday that it expects to fly at more than 90% of pre-pandemic seat capacity on domestic flights this summer, but travel analyst and Boyd Group International President Mike Boyd is skeptical that the industry will ever fully rebound.
Judge in Texas lawsuit against Google issues protective order
The judge hearing the Texas antitrust lawsuit against AlphabetInc's Google put limits on what the search giant's in-house lawyers can see in an order aimed at ensuring that confidential information used in an upcoming trial remains secure.



















