The move could upset Wall Street, which had been lobbying heavily for an extension of the exemption.
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GM-backed Lordstown Motors downplays accusations it faked preorders
It’s another headache for GM, which pared down its partnership with Nikola, another electric truck company, after the startup misrepresented its trucks’ capabilities.
IRS extends tax filing and payment deadline by one month to May 17
Due to the pandemic, Americans have an extra month to file their tax returns and send in tax payments. NBC News’ Stephanie Ruhle reports on the extension and how working from home affects one’s taxes.
Airlines test new digital passports as proof of vaccination or Covid test results
Governments will likely require travelers to have some form of proof of vaccination in the near future, but critics say that could lead to inequity.
IRS to push tax filing deadline to May 17
The new deadline gives taxpayers and the IRS more time to process tax returns.
Disneyland to reopen on April 30, Disney CEO Bob Chapek says
Theme parks in California have all been closed for the past year.
Passengers 'ready to reclaim that lost period,' says Delta Air Lines CEO
Airline executives believe business will eventually return to full strength — and Wall Street has already rewarded that optimism.
For flight attendants, a year of risk, layoffs and anti-maskers
“I’m upside down, don’t have a job, don’t have health care, stuck with nothing to look forward to,” said one furloughed flight attendant.
One year after Dow's biggest one-day drop, Wall Street reflects on what it got right — and wrong
On March 16, 2020, the U.S. economy was at a standstill. Since then, it has been a year of record-setting ups and downs.
Is it safe to go to the airport now?
“It doesn’t matter how clean the plane is if the airport isn’t clean and healthy,” said one airport director.