Airlines Cancel Some Flights Ahead of U.S. 5G Wireless Launch
The flight suspensions occurred even as AT&T and Verizon agreed to limit signals within 2 miles of runways to address air-safety concerns.
Peloton Bikes, Treadmills Set to Cost More
Shares dropped 5%, falling below $30 for the first time in nearly two years.
Apple Says Senate Tech Bill Would Hurt Its Privacy Push
The iPhone maker said a proposal in Congress would weaken a privacy-protection tool it rolled out last year, adding that the change could benefit "irresponsible" companies profiting from user data.
Pfizer's New Covid-19 Pill Works Against Omicron in Lab
The drug's main component worked in three separate laboratory studies, a potentially encouraging sign as the Omicron strain spreads.
BJ's Wholesale Club to Move Credit Cards to Capital One, a Blow to ADS
The warehouse club sued Alliance Data Systems, saying the card issuer isn't moving fast enough to transfer accounts.
Microsoft to Buy Activision Blizzard
After the all-cash deal valued at about $75 billion closes, Activision CEO Bobby Kotick is expected to leave the videogame heavyweight that has been roiled by claims of workplace misconduct.
YouTube Shuts Division for Original Programming
The unit launched "Cobra Kai," but most shows never gained traction with viewers.
New York Magazine Union, Management Reach Deal That Will Boost Wages for Staff
The New York Magazine Union says the deal's framework includes salary increases for more than half of staffers and guaranteed yearly increases in pay.
Crypto.com Halts Withdrawals After Suspicious Account Activity
CEO Kris Marszalek said no user funds were lost. The company will offer a full report after it completes an investigation.
Gilead Alleges Counterfeiting Ring Sold Its HIV Drugs
The drugmaker said that a network of little-known drug suppliers and distributors sold illicit and potentially dangerous fake versions of its HIV medicines that ended up in pharmacies and in the hands of patients.
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