Plus, Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine faces a key CDC committee vote today, Intel shares are down after the company reported flat sales, and Ford got two analyst upgrades.
Read MorePlus, Nikola shares are up after announcing a collaboration on hydrogen fueling stations with TravelCenters of America, American Airlines and Southwest Airlines reported earnings, and Amazon could soon bring its cashierless checkout technology to its full-size grocery stores.
Read MorePlus, Apple unveiled a slate of new devices while a hacker said it had stolen device blueprints from one of its suppliers, and Dish Network made Amazon a key partner in development of its 5G network.
Read MorePlus, United Airlines shares are down after the carrier reported its fifth consecutive quarterly loss, Canadian National Railway issued a competing bid for Kansas City Southern, and Gap is expanding its Athleta brand to Canada.
Read MorePlus, the FDA asked Emergent BioSolutions to temporarily halt producing materials for COVID-19 vaccines, Coca-Cola reported an earnings beat, and cryptocurrencies had a bad weekend.
Read MorePlus, Johnson & Johnson asked rivals to participate in a trial investigating the potential risk of blood clots following COVID-19 vaccine, GM and LG Chem are investing $2.3 billion in a second EV battery factory, and Dogecoin is sparking bubble concerns.
Read MorePlus, the Biden administration imposed new sanctions on Russia, Citigroup and Bank of America delivered earnings beats, and Walmart is investing in GM’s Cruise self-driving start-up.
Read MorePlus, Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo also delivered earnings beats, Coinbase is set to go public at $355 per share, and Kohl’s reached an agreement with a group of activist investors to add two new independent directors to its board.
Read MorePlus, airlines shares are down on the J&J news, bitcoin surged to a new high above $63,000, Taco Bell is opening its first digital-only store in the U.S., and a SoftBank-backed ride hailing company is going public in the U.S. via a SPAC merger.
Read MorePlus, Fed Chairman Powell said the U.S. economy is at an “inflection point” in an interview this weekend, Apple is reportedly building a new Apple TV device, and Uber reported record gross bookings in March.
Read MorePlus, Europe’s drug regulator is now examining Johnson & Johnson’s vaccine for links to rare blood clots, Boeing’s 737 MAX is temporarily grounded again, and Netflix inked a deal with Sony to exclusively stream its movies after their theatrical releases.
Read MorePlus, the U.S. added seven Chinese supercomputing firms to its blacklist on national security concerns, GameStop is naming Chewy co-founder Ryan Cohen as chairman of the board, and CommScope is spinning off its home networking business.
Read MorePlus, UPS is buying 10 electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft from Beta Technologies, Morgan Stanley sold $5 billion worth of shares owned by Archegos Capital a day before it collapsed, and Fibrogen shares are down 40%.
Read MorePlus, Starbucks is phasing out disposable cups in South Korea by 2025, United Airlines is opening a pilot training school, and sports trading cards maker Topps is going public via a SPAC merger.
Read MorePlus, the Supreme Court just sided with Google against Oracle, Tesla beat on Q1 delivery and production expectations, and AMC got an upgrade.
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