Food and beverage workers at the Wells Fargo Center are striking for one day, citing low wages and inadequate benefits, and urging fans to boycott Aramark concessions.
Retirement anxiety in America is on the rise as more people worry about running out of money and not being able to live comfortably during their golden years.
Rolex unveils its most exciting new watch releases for 2024, including a casual GMT-Master II with a black-and-gray bezel, fancy stone-dial versions of the Cosmograph Daytona, a stunning platinum 1908 with an icy blue dial, gold versions of the Deepsea and Sky-Dweller, and fun variations of the classic Day-Date.
Bitcoin's current strength suggests that it could exceed expectations this cycle, potentially reaching a price level of $300,000, according to analyst Michaël van de Poppe, who also sees opportunities in altcoins and the tokenization of real-world assets.
Momofuku faces backlash for attempting to trademark the term "chili crunch," with critics arguing that the term is not distinctive enough and that it stifles competition in the condiment market.
A person in Oregon has come forward to claim the $1.3 billion Powerball jackpot, the fourth largest in history, with the ticket being purchased at a Plaid Pantry convenience store.
Budget airline Spirit Airlines has announced that it will delay deliveries of new Airbus planes and furlough approximately 260 pilots to enhance liquidity, as part of its plan to strengthen profitability and balance sheets amid a challenging competitive environment.
San Francisco threatens to sue Oakland's port commissioners over plans to rename Oakland International Airport to "San Francisco Bay Oakland International Airport" due to concerns of trademark infringement and confusion for travelers.
Tesla settled a lawsuit over a fatal crash involving its Autopilot system, ending a five-year legal battle, but the terms of the settlement were not disclosed.
Southwest Airlines hosted a special inflight "Solarbration" for passengers on certain flights, allowing them to witness the total solar eclipse at 35,000 feet and providing a unique and memorable experience.
Gas prices in California have soared above $5, with the state being the only one with an average of over $5 a gallon due to factors such as tension in the Middle East and the war in Ukraine, increased summer demand, the need to create a summer blend to meet emissions requirements, and high gas taxes.
Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's stock jumped as much as 3.2% after the Biden administration approved almost $12 billion in grants and loans to boost the company's chip manufacturing operations in the US, making it the largest foreign direct investment in Arizona and the biggest greenfield project in US history.
Taiwan's chip giant TSMC will build a third facility in Arizona as part of a $65bn investment in the US, with up to $6.6bn in funding from the US government to expand production and encourage domestic chip production.
JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon warns that the world is facing its most dangerous time since World War II, with events like Russia's invasion of Ukraine and conflicts in the Middle East posing significant risks to both lives and economic growth.
Delta Air Lines treated passengers on Flight 1010 to Detroit to a special eclipse-themed experience including a celestial-themed balloon arch, eclipse-viewing glasses, and a red carpet, as the plane flew parallel to the eclipse at 35,000 feet in the air.
Passengers on a special Delta flight from Austin to Detroit were treated to a once-in-a-lifetime experience of witnessing the total solar eclipse from the dark side of the moon, with festivities, celebrations, and even a marriage proposal adding to the memorable flight.
A Plaid Pantry store in Northeast Portland sold the winning $1.3 billion Powerball ticket, making it the largest jackpot in Oregon Lottery history.
San Francisco is threatening legal action against Oakland International Airport if they proceed with plans to include the words "San Francisco" in the potential renaming of the East Bay aviation hub, claiming confusion and trademark infringement.
Some businesses took advantage of the high demand for accommodation during the solar eclipse by significantly increasing their prices, but experts argue that this is simply the result of supply and demand dynamics and not considered price gouging.
Tesla has settled a lawsuit over a fatal car crash involving its driver assistant technology, ending a five-year legal battle, although the terms of the settlement were not disclosed.
Tesla has settled a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of an engineer who died in a crash while using the Autopilot feature, avoiding a trial that could have had significant financial implications for the company.
A 72-year-old Vietnam War veteran and photographer flew from Pittsburgh to Chicago to Dallas in order to capture his own shot of the total solar eclipse on Monday.
Shares of Donald Trump's media and technology firm, Trump Media & Technology Group, dropped 12% and reduced the value of Trump's stake to $2.9 billion, as investors have soured on the company due to losses and financial struggles.
Fast food restaurants in California, including Burger King and In-N-Out Burger, have raised prices after the state's new $20 minimum wage went into effect, with some menu items increasing by at least 25 cents, while other chains like Wendy's, Chick-fil-A, and McDonald's have not changed their menus.
Target's members-exclusive Circle Week sales event offers discounts on a variety of items, including patio furniture, kitchen appliances, and fashion, and shoppers can sign up for the savings program for free to access the savings.
The Taiwanese semiconductor manufacturer TSMC's plan to build a chip manufacturing facility in Arizona raises concerns about the availability of water in Phoenix, one of the country's driest cities, as semiconductor manufacturing is water-intensive and the region is already experiencing a drought.
Shares of Trump Media, traded under the ticker DJT, have plummeted since last month, with experts attributing the decline to a high ratio of short-selling bets against the stock, while former President Donald Trump, who owns most of the shares, has seen his net worth drop significantly, although restrictions prevent him from selling or leveraging his holding for six months.
Albemarle, GE Vernova, Camden Property Trust, Tesla, and Mid-Atlantic Apartment Communities were the top gainers on the S&P 500, while Paramount Global, CF Industries, Solventum, Fortinet, and Kroger were the biggest losers.
Alphabet-owned YouTube TV has become the largest pay-TV streamer with over 8 million subscribers, offering consumers a cheaper cable package alternative and the ability to manage all of their subscriptions in one place, ultimately capitalizing on the growing demand for streaming services and subscription management.
Former President Donald Trump's media company, Trump Media & Technology Group, saw its stock price plummet to its lowest level since its debut on the Nasdaq exchange in late March, with the stock falling 54% and its market capitalization dropping to under $5 billion.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman, despite not holding any equity in the company, has reached billionaire status through his successful startup investments, which include YC companies, Reddit, and Stripe.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon believes that artificial intelligence (AI) will have a transformative impact on business and society, comparing its potential to that of the printing press, electricity, and the internet, and stating that the consequences will be extraordinary and possibly transformational.
The Illinois Department of Health has issued an alert after several pairs of solar eclipse glasses sold in the state were recalled for potentially not meeting safety standards.
A mystery Powerball player in Oregon has won a $1.3 billion jackpot but has yet to come forward and claim the prize, ending a three-month winless streak.
The Illinois Department of Health has warned eclipse viewers to check their glasses after a recalled brand failed to meet safety standards, posing a risk of severe eye injury.
Solar eclipse glasses sold on Amazon and in stores in Illinois and Missouri have been recalled for potentially failing to meet safety standards, prompting warnings for customers to not use them for the upcoming eclipse.
The future of Uber and Lyft in Minneapolis is uncertain as the City Council passed an ordinance requiring ride-hailing companies to pay drivers a higher rate, prompting the companies to threaten to leave the market.
Tesla stock surged as investors reacted to CEO Elon Musk's announcement that the long-awaited robotaxi would be debuted on August 8, but Wall Street analysts remain divided on the news, with some seeing it as a major shift in strategy and others questioning the feasibility of achieving full autonomy.
Target Circle Week is a weeklong savings event that offers discounts on a wide range of products, including electronics, kitchen appliances, clothing, and accessories, as part of Target's revamped rewards program.
Spirit Airlines will delay delivery of new Airbus planes and furlough pilots in an effort to save money and overcome setbacks, including a blocked merger, engine problems, and a lackluster recovery from the pandemic.
A livestream by the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL) will show the impact of the upcoming solar eclipse on solar power and the electricity grid across the US.
Buffalo Wild Wings has closed its downtown Portland location due to safety concerns, landlord disputes, and a decline in sales, while city officials claim the sports bar owed substantial rent and failed to address safety issues.
Investors urge Paramount board to reject Skydance bid to acquire the company, claiming that Shari Redstone's deal would benefit her at the expense of regular shareholders.
Despite the increasing ownership of electric vehicles in the US, the interest in purchasing them has dropped in the past year, with 48% of respondents stating that they would not buy an electric vehicle, according to a Gallup poll.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk attempts to change the narrative and divert attention from Tesla's poor stock performance by announcing the unveiling of a Tesla robotaxi, but skepticism remains over the company's ability to deliver on its ambitious autonomous vehicle promises.
The Illinois Department of Public Health is warning the public to check their solar eclipse glasses after some brands were recalled for not meeting safety standards.
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon criticizes US delays of liquefied natural gas projects, stating they are for political reasons and argues that replacing coal with natural gas is an effective strategy for reducing carbon dioxide emissions.
Target has launched its paid membership program, Target Circle 360, offering perks such as free same-day delivery and extended return periods for a $99 annual fee.
Food and beverage chains across the United States are offering discounts and specials in celebration of the upcoming eclipse, with deals ranging from free eclipse glasses with purchase to BOGO burger deals.
Spirit Airlines is delaying aircraft deliveries and furloughing pilots to enhance profitability and strengthen its balance sheet, while also aiming to boost liquidity by $340 million in the next two years.