Top Business News

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  JFK airport's $9.5 billion international terminal is taking shape. See what's inside

  Source: CNBC

  JFK's new fully-international-travel dedicated terminal opens in mid-2026.

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  Restaurants are adding dozens of new spicy menu items in a bid for younger diners

  Source: CNBC

  Spicy menu items have gained traction primarily through social media via platforms like TikTok and Instagram.

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  Why Black entrepreneurs flock to Martha's Vineyard every August

  Source: CNBC

  Companies including Disney, Cisco, Goldman Sachs, McDonald's, Google, Ford and Comcast are hosting or sponsoring business events on the Vineyard this month.

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  Moderna cuts high end of 2025 revenue outlook on vaccine shipment delay in U.K.

  Source: CNBC

  Moderna also lost less than Wall Street analysts were expecting for the second quarter and posted revenue that topped estimates.

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  How much are Southwest's new assigned seats? It depends

  Source: CNBC

  Southwest put its first-ever assigned seats on sale this week, ending more than half a century of open seating.

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  Startup Trunk Tools is using AI to reduce construction errors and waste

  Source: CNBC

  Trunk Tools, a generative AI platform, automates some of the more tedious tasks, pinpoints project risks and simplifies documents.

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  Battle for talent at family offices boosts incentive plans and pay

  Source: CNBC

  Family offices are ramping up the war for talent, creating new incentive plans for top executives that are boosting pay, according to a new report.

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  Trump says he asked 17 drugmakers to take steps to cut U.S. prices within 60 days

  Source: CNBC

  Trump posted individual letters he sent 17 drugmakers, including Eli Lilly, GSK, Pfizer, Regeneron, Merck, Pfizer and Novo Nordisk.

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  How wealthy yacht buyers plan to avoid the European tariffs

  Source: CNBC

  American boat buyers and European shipyards are scrambling to assess the damage from the proposed U.S. 15% tariffs on European-made goods.

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  Moderna to slash 10% of workforce as biotech cuts costs, Covid shot sales slow

  Source: CNBC

  In a memo to employees, Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel said the company expects to have fewer than 5,000 workers by the end of the year.

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  JPMorgan marks 1,000th branch opening since 2018 expansion plans

  Source: CNBC

  JPMorgan Chase has roughly 5,000 branches, the most of any American bank, according to Federal Reserve data.

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  Best Buy, Ikea test new kitchen concept in U.S. stores

  Source: CNBC

  IKEA and Best Buy have teamed up to launch a new U.S. pilot blending kitchen design and home appliances.

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  CVS shares pop on earnings beat and outlook, as retail pharmacy and insurance units improve

  Source: CNBC

  CVS CEO David Joyner pointed to strength in its retail pharmacy and improvement in its insurance unit, Aetna, which is grappling with higher medical costs.

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  Comcast earnings top analyst estimates despite broadband customer losses

  Source: CNBC

  Comcast beat analyst estimates for its second-quarter earnings, yet reported another quarter of broadband customer losses.

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  Pandemic darlings Moderna, BioNTech are now on two different paths

  Source: CNBC

  The Covid-19 pandemic turned Moderna and BioNTech into household names almost overnight. Now the two companies find themselves on different paths.