Say What? Twitter Stumped Over Top State for Biz
South Dakota soared to the top spot in CNBC's annual survey of the Top States for Business, but who would've thunk it? Not Twitter.
At an October hearing, some lawmakers wondered if including the language of the legal shield would bind Congress' hands on future revisions.
Moments after Pelosi gives the go-ahead on impeachment, the White House says "we look forward to a fair trial in the Senate."
"The president's actions have seriously violated the Constitution," Pelosi says at a news conference on Capitol Hill.
The companies plan to build a battery factory in the Lordstown area of northeast Ohio. Construction of the plant, which is expected to be among the largest in the world, is schedulued to begin in mid-2020.
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Brady is a Super Bowl winner and league MVP, but he's not the highest-paid player in this year's game.
The last big DC team-up "Justice League" grossed the least amount of money among DC superhero films. But that bomb was followed by huge wins with "Aquaman" and "Wonder Woman." The future of the Justice League, and Superman and Batman, is uncertain.
"Still going through withdrawal from graduating?" the job posting asks. "You don't have to grow up when you join EduBirdie."
CNBC's Kate Rogers joins Shep Smith to report on Kathy Amendola, a walking tour guide in San Francisco who's doing her best to help preserve San Francisco's LGBTQ past.
CNBC's Phil LeBeau joins Shep Smith to report on Delta pilots, who are protesting for better pay, job security and better scheduling.
CNBC's Scott Cohn joins Shep Smith to report on Intel's decision to delay building chip factories in Ohio as Congress fights over funding.
