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The ‘World's Most Powerful Tidal Turbine' Starts to Export Power to the Grid
The O2 turbine weighs 680 metric tons and has a length of 74 meters.
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Uber Shares Drop as Softbank Plans to Sell Shares to Cover Didi and Other Losses
SoftBank has lost about $4 billion on its Didi position in total, CNBC’s Deirdre Bosa reported.
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Bob Odenkirk in Stable Condition After Suffering a ‘Heart-Related' Incident on Set of ‘Better Call Saul'
Odenkirk’s son, Nate Odenkirk, tweeted Wednesday “He’s going to be okay.”
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Disney's Domestic Theme Parks Will Require All Parkgoers to Wear Masks Indoors Starting Friday
Disney has amended the mask policy at its U.S.-based theme parks in the wake of new guidance from health and government officials.
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Delta Variant: The Epidemic Will Sweep Across the U.S. at Different Times, Dr. Scott Gottlieb Says
Dr. Scott Gottlieb explains why he believes the U.S. could see downslope from delta Covid surges in two to three weeks.
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Low-Carbon Hydrogen Is Not Cheap and Needs Support, Says Major Energy Organization
Hydrogen has a broad range of applications and can be produced in a number of ways.
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Simone Biles Drops Out of Olympics Team Gymnastics Final as Russian Athletes Upset USA
Biles, a gymnastics superstar, left the competition with what USA Gymnastics called a “medical issue.”
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Facebook Beats Earnings Expectations, But Warns of Significant Growth Slowdown
Facebook’s results exceeded estimates as the company lapped the first full quarter of Covid impact, leading to the fastest revenue growth since 2016.
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Wingstop Plans Ghost Kitchens in Manhattan as Company Leans on Digital
Wingstop plans to open 25 company-owned locations in Manhattan with about half of the spots dedicated to deliveries, CEO Charlie Morrison said.
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Jim Cramer Calls Out the ‘Jimmy Chill Contrarians' Who Bet Against Alphabet, AMD, and Boeing
CNBC’s Jim Cramer took a victory lap on the stocks of Alphabet, AMD, and Boeing after the companies reported better-than-expected quarterly results.
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Apple Will Require Masks in Many U.S. Stores Regardless of Vaccination Status
Apple gained a reputation during the Covid-19 pandemic for making evidence-based decisions about where and when it was safe to operate its retail stores.
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Ford Raises Its 2021 Outlook After Surprise Second-Quarter Profit
Ford Motor reported earnings after the bell. Here are the results.
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Ford Says Reservations for F-150 Lightning Electric Pickup Top 120,000
The company on Wednesday said about 75% of the reservation holders are new to Ford.
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Qualcomm Shares Rise as Revenue Pops 63% Driven by Chip Sales
Qualcomm revenue was up 63% from the same period last year, and earnings per share more than doubled annually in the quarter that ended on June 27.
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PayPal Comes in Light on Revenue, Profit Drops From Last Year
PayPal shares fell as much as 8% in extended trading on Wednesday after reporting second-quarter earnings that were weaker than analysts had expected.
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Boeing Posts Surprise Profit as Aircraft Demand Rebounds From Pandemic Slump
Boeing snapped six straight quarters of losses, thanks to a revival in aircraft demand.
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PBS' ‘Arthur' Will End After Its 25th Season
The beloved PBS show “Arthur” will end after its 25th season.
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Here's Why Businessman Ken Langone Thinks the Fed Is Wrong and Inflation Is Here to Stay
“I think you’re going to take a white-hot fire and throw a 5-gallon gas can on top of it,” billionaire Ken Langone told CNBC on Wednesday
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Ford Reinstates Mask Mandates at Facilities in Missouri and Florida
Ford’s move follow General Motors last week reinstating a mask mandate at a plant in Missouri due to an increase in cases in the area.
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Legroom, Vouchers, Seating Fees: Consumer Advocacy Groups Take Complaints to DOT
Several air travel consumer groups pushed DOT Secretary Buttigieg to take a harder line with airlines.
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