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Moderna starts testing coronavirus vaccine's effectiveness among teens Massachusetts biotech company Moderna, which is at the cutting edge of a coronavirus vaccine, announced Thursday it has begun testing its vaccine's efficacy among adolescents ages 12 to 17.

Stock futures flat with Airbnb IPO on tap U.S. stock futures were little changed Thursday morning as investors awaited the potential approval of a COVID-19 vaccine and the biggest initial public offering of the year.

If you invested $1,000 in Moderna in January, this is how much you'd have now To put into perspective just how hot the healthcare stock has been this year, consider that investing in Moderna would have generated better returns than if you'd invested in electric car maker Tesla, which is up more than 680%.

How big data turned into big business for cyber and privacy lawyers Companies that rely on customer data to anchor their products and services are driving demand for much of the legal talent, with some startups paying privacy lawyers as much as general counsels.

Stocks flat in early trading after investors showed appetite for DoorDash IPO U.S. equity futures were flat early Thursday, hours before the opening bell after investors showed a strong appetite for IPOs Wednesday for DealDash and before that Airbnb.

AT&T Inc agrees to sell Crunchyroll anime business to Sony Corp’s Funimation Global Group, LLC U.S. telecommunications firm AT&T Inc has agreed to sell its Crunchyroll anime business to Sony Corp’s Funimation Global Group, LLC, both companies said in a joint statement late Wednesday.

Google CEO apologizes after AI researcher's dismissal, is sorry it 'seeded doubts' Google CEO Sunday Pichai sent an email to employees Wednesday apologizing for the way that the company handled the dismissal of AI researcher Timnit Gebru earlier this month, Axios reports.