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Apple Will Start Enforcing the iPhone Privacy Change That Facebook Is Worried About Next Week
Apple said Tuesday it will roll out iOS 14.5 for the iPhone next week, including App Tracking Transparency, the privacy feature Facebook is worried about.
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A House Just Rented in the Hamptons for $2 Million for the Summer
A home in the Hamptons rented for $2 million for the summer, as demand far outstrips a record low supply of homes for sale and for rent, according to brokers.
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Fears of Biden's Capital Gains Tax Proposal Are Discounting Stocks, Jim Cramer Says
“Be ready to buy stocks that are getting crushed by tax fears that have nothing to do with the fundamentals,” the “Mad Money” host said.
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Nestle CEO Says Business Case for Sustainability Emerges as Consumers Demand It More Than Before
“Today’s consumer asks even more than before for sustainability,” Nestle CEO Mark Schneider said in a CNBC interview on Earth Day.
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Snap Reports Accelerating Revenue Growth, Strong User Numbers for First Quarter
Snap’s stock rose in after-hours trading after the company reported its first-quarter results, beating expectations on earnings, revenue and user growth.
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Delta Orders 25 Additional Airbus A321neo Jetliners, Options for 25 More
Delta increases its Airbus A321 order as the carrier prepares for a rebound in travel.
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Intel Revenue and Profit Drop Slightly From Last Year
Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger announced earlier this month that the company plans to invest $20 billion in new microchip manufacturing plants.
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Oscars Sells Out Ad Inventory Despite Awards Show Ratings Declines
Ratings for awards shows had been slipping even before the pandemic. Viewership for last year’s Oscars dropped 20% to a new low, according to Nielsen.
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$100 Million NJ Deli Company Was Delisted for ‘Irregularities' — Related Firm E-Waste Is Under Scrutiny, Too
N.J. deli owner Hometown International had its stock delisted by an over-the-counter markets firm. The company’s CEO is high school wrestling coach Paul Morina.
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Stocks Making the Biggest Moves After the Bell: Intel, Snap, Silicon Labs, Boston Beer & More
These are the stocks posting the largest moves after the bell on Thursday, April 22.
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Mattel Outlines Plan for 2021 and Beyond, Expects Sales to Grow by Mid-Single Digits Through 2023
During Mattel’s investor day Wednesday the company reiterated its expectations for growth in the coming year and laid out its forecast for 2022 and 2023.
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SpaceX Will Launch Astronauts With a Reused Rocket and Spacecraft: Here's What You Should Know
SpaceX is set to make history once again, as Elon Musk’s space company prepares to launch the Crew-2 mission for NASA on Friday morning.
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AT&T CEO Says ‘Glory Days Are Still in Front' of HBO Despite Fierce Streaming Competition
HBO Max is well-positioned in the increasingly competitive streaming landscape, AT&T CEO John Stankey told CNBC Thursday.
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Fauci Says People Who Get Covid Between Vaccine Shots Can Get Second Dose Soon After Recovery
People who get infected with the coronavirus between Covid-19 vaccine shots can get their second dose after they’ve recovered, Dr. Anthony Fauci said Thursday.
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Nikola Shares Surge on Hydrogen Fuel Station Plans and Battery Truck Production
The plans include installing hydrogen fueling stations for heavy-duty trucks at two sites in California as “a first step” in exploring a nationwide network.
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New Covid Variant Detected at Texas A&M Lab Shows Signs of Antibody Resistance and More Severe Illness in Young People
Scientists at Texas A&M say they’ve detected a new Covid-19 variant that shows signs of causing more severe illness and appears to be resistant to antibodies.
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HBO Max Adds 2.7 Million Domestic Subscribers Ahead of Global Launch
On Thursday, AT&T, which owns WarnerMedia, revealed that HBO Max and HBO added 2.7 million domestic subscribers during the first quarter.
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New York Comic Con Will Be Hosted in Person in 2021 With Limited Capacity
New York Comic Con will be hosted in person Oct. 7-10 at the Javits Center in New York City at reduced capacity.
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American and Southwest Report Stronger Bookings, Ramp Up Schedules Ahead of Summer
American and Southwest say leisure travel is on the rise, and they are preparing to fly more this summer.
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Jeff Bezos, Drake and Others Invest $80 Million in Sports Media Company Overtime
Overtime will use a portion of the funds to fuel its basketball league that pays 16-to-18-year-old players at least $100,000 per year.