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U.S. agency tells consumers to stop using Peloton's Tread+ treadmill
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission warned people not to use Peloton's Tread+ treadmills with children or pets around, citing dozens of incidents. 
'Shameful,' 'unacceptable and unconscionable': Biden faces blowback from Democrats over refugee cap
The White House said in a new statement Friday afternoon that Biden's "directive today has been the subject of some confusion." 
NFL player LeSean McCoy wants to build a real estate empire using opportunity zones
NFL running back LeSean McCoy has 60 properties, some operating under his Vice Capital real estate firm. 
UBS put out the definitive guide for investing under a Biden administration
UBS this week issued a comprehensive guide to investing for President Joe Biden's massive infrastructure proposal. 
Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause makes it tougher to immunize hard-to-reach populations against Covid
The pause on the use of the J&J Covid vaccine may not slow the overall U.S. vaccine rollout, but could make it tougher for some populations to get a shot. 
Stock investors beware: There can be too much of a good thing
Investors should be careful what they wish for because it can sometimes disappoint — but not always right away. 
An activist investor calls for a slate of new directors at apparel retailer Genesco
Legion Partners, known for working behind the scenes, nominated seven director candidates to Genesco's eight-person board. 
Gunman who killed 8 workers at Indianapolis FedEx site had been detained for mental illness
A FedEx spokeswoman and police identified the gunman as Brandon Hole, a former employee at the facility. 
Castro era in Cuba to end as Raul confirms he’s retiring
Castro, 89, said the new leadership would be party loyalists with decades of experience working their way up the ranks. 
Biden and Japan’s Suga project unity against China’s assertiveness
Suga said he and Biden agreed on the necessity of frank discussions with China in the context of Beijing's activities in the Indo-Pacific region. 
Worldwide COVID-19 death toll tops a staggering 3 million
The true number is believed to be significantly higher because of possible government concealment and the many cases overlooked in the outbreak's early stages. 
Justice Department sues Trump ally Roger Stone and wife over alleged $2 million in unpaid taxes
The lawsuit accuses Roger Stone and Nydia Stone of using an "alter ego" company in an attempt to "shield their personal income from enforced collection and fund a lavish lifestyle." 
Cramer's week ahead: The impact of inflation and the reopening as earnings season accelerates
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More electrical problems found on some Boeing 737 Max, sources say
An electrical problem that suspended service of Boeing 737 Max jets has widened after similar grounding flaws were found elsewhere in the cockpit, sources said. 
Concerns over inflationary pressure on earnings will test stocks in the week ahead
Earnings will be the major focus in the week ahead, as investors home in on whether rising costs are squeezing margins and signaling inflationary pressures. 
Lawyer linked to creation of $100 million NJ deli firm pleaded guilty in shell company scheme
Now-disbarred lawyer Gregg Jaclin is linked to the creation of deli owner Hometown International, which is run by high school wrestling coach Paul Morina. 
Amazon's 'Lord of the Rings' series will cost at least $465 million for first season
Amazon's "Lord of the Rings" could be one of the most costly television series ever made, with its season one price tag coming in at around $465 million. 
How Amazon fought the union drive in Alabama
Bessemer workers and union reps described Amazon's anti-union tactics during the union drive in Alabama, which ended with workers soundly rejecting the union. 
Real estate investor who shorted subprime mortgages says this housing boom is in a bubble, too
Billionaire real estate investor Jeff Greene bet against subprime mortgages. He told CNBC Friday he thinks the housing market is in a bubble again. 
SpaceX the sole winner in NASA competition to build astronaut lunar lander, report says
Elon Musk's SpaceX beat Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin and Dynetics to win nearly $3 billion to build NASA's lunar lander, The Washington Post reported. 
Website maker Squarespace files to go public on NYSE through direct listing
Squarespace reported $621.1 million in revenue 2020, according to the company's prospectus. 
These companies reporting earnings next week usually beat the Street and trade higher
These 8 companies with upcoming earnings beat expectations at least 85% of the time. 
Mike Santoli’s market notes: Stock valuations are elevated, but profit growth keeps pace with prices
This is the daily notebook of Mike Santoli, CNBC's senior markets commentator, with ideas about trends, stocks and market statistics. 
Trading is the new entertainment: Robinhood and Coinbase top the App Store
Trading platforms Robinhood and Coinbase grabbed the top two spots in Apple's app store this week as Americans turn to the markets for entertainment. 
Stocks making the biggest moves midday: Simon Property, Cisco, Sunrun & more
Check out the companies making headlines in midday trading. 
Fed's Waller says the economy is 'ready to rip' but policy should stay put
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller told CNBC there's "no reason to be pulling the plug" on policy support. 
Airbnb CEO says company is going to need millions more hosts to meet surging demand
"We are working our hardest to get more hosts on the platform," Brian Chesky said. 
More young people are getting hospitalized as Covid variants spread. Here’s what we know
CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Walensky said earlier this month hospitals are seeing more younger adults admitted with Covid-19 as more contagious variants spread. 
U.S. maintains strong vaccination pace as some states inch toward 50% of residents with a shot
The rate of daily U.S. vaccine doses reported administered held above 3 million Thursday, and in some states, nearly 50% of residents have gotten a shot. 
Why UBS believes Netflix is the long-term winner in streaming
Data collected by the brokerage points to "solid subscriber growth trends in the US and internationally," analyst John Hodulik wrote. 
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