EU seeks Moderna COVID vaccine deal at below $25 per dose
The European Commission wants to reach a deal with Moderna Inc. for the supply of millions of doses of its COVID-19 vaccine candidate for a price below $25 per dose
Hunters, fishers turning to Kentucky native's app for outdoors community
With more people reconnecting with the outdoors as the coronavirus pandemic eliminates many indoor activities, GoWild, an up-and-coming app for hunters and fishers, wants to help users of all skill levels grow and connect.
Airbnb files IPO details: What to know
Airbnb filed for its highly anticipated IPO Monday. The house-sharing platform now boasts 4 million hosts worldwide, according to the prospectus.
What is Dominion?
President Trump has come under fire for claims that the most widely-used voting software, Dominion, has deleted millions of Trump votes, amid ongoing allegations that voter fraud has secured Biden the presidency.
DoorDash boosts IPO size: What to know
DoorDash executives have launched their IPO roadshow
Elon Musk talks 'bogus' COVID-19 test ahead of SpaceX launch
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk on Friday said he recieved two positive and two negative COVID-19 tests less than two days ahead of his historic SpaceX Crew-1 mission.
Pandemic and coin shortage pose threat to The Salvation Army's Red Kettle campaign
The Red Kettle fundraiser, known for its signature bell ringing outside of stores that cues the official start to the holiday season, will kick off early this year as the organization faces what could be the greatest risk to its fundraising goals.
Microsoft says Russian, North Korean hackers target vaccine work
Microsoft on Friday said it detected Russian and North Korean hackers trying to steal intelligence from pharmaceutical companies and vaccine researchers.
Navarro: Trump admin 'tackling Chinese companies that mean to do America harm'
Trump trade adviser Peter Navarro on Friday said the president's new executive order targets Chinese companies "that mean to do America harm."
Biden could alter Big Tech's Section 230 protections, reinstate 'net neutrality'
President-elect Joe Biden could amend Section 230 and reinstate net neutrality, experts day.
Palantir boosts its full-year revenue outlook
Data-analytics company cites pandemic-related government contracts
Cisco posts smaller-than-expected drop in quarterly revenue, shares rise
Cisco Systems Inc reported a smaller-than-expected drop in first-quarter revenue as more people working from home during the COVID-19 pandemic drove demand for its teleconferencing tools, networking equipment and cybersecurity products.
Potential Biden AG pick Klobuchar: Google breakup should be 'on the table'
The Justice Department filed an antitrust suit against Google on Oct. 20
Bitcoin reaches $16K, highest level since 2018
Bitcoin on Thursday reached a record valuation of $16,118, its highest level since 2018. The cryptocurrency is up 123% year-over-year and 50% this quarter, according to data from the California-based digital currency exchange Coinbase.
GE Aviation rolls out app that allows airport visitors to see how, when things were cleaned
General Electric Aviation is rolling out a new app that allows airport visitors to see how and when certain objects were cleaned using a QR code on their phones to avoid touching certain surfaces while traveling.
Scammers posing as IRS use credible emails to threaten victims
Scammers impersonating the Internal Revenue Service are perfecting the art of fraud, according to a new report.
Ticketmaster exploring negative COVID-19 test or vaccination to attend concerts
The plan, which is still being ironed out, will utilize three separate components, including the California-based company’s digital ticketing app.
Apple supplier Foxconn Q3 profit near flat, beats estimates
Foxconn booked July-September net profit of T$30.8 billion ($1.08 billion)
Sony PS5 sold out online as pandemic chills real-world retailing
Sony has made launch sales online only to maintain social distancing
Amazon attracts food stamp users for online grocery orders during pandemic: report
In September, 1.1 million people used their SNAP benefits to buy food online -- with most of those people shopping from Amazon and Walmart.



















