New York Governor Kathy Hochul is urging Spectrum to issue refunds to customers who are unable to access ESPN and other channels during the ongoing dispute with Disney, and she has directed the Department of Public Service to ensure that Spectrum delivers these refunds, while also calling on Disney to provide its programming to Spectrum customers during the negotiations.
The Biden administration is proposing to increase the overtime eligibility threshold for salaried workers to about $55,000 per year, up from $35,500, potentially affecting millions of workers and aiming to restore workers' economic security.
Dangerous Man, a popular brewery in northeast Minneapolis, is closing its taproom but will continue brewing craft beers at its production facility.
Kroger and Albertsons are selling around 400 stores to Piggly Wiggly's parent company in order to secure antitrust approval for their merger, with C&S Wholesale Grocers set to pay $1.9 billion for the deal.
Dollar Tree is planning to take drastic measures, such as moving items behind the check stand and discontinuing products, in an attempt to combat theft, which has caused a significant drop in profit according to the company's CEO.
U.S. hiring in August fell below expectations, signaling a cooling labor market due to higher interest rates, with companies adding 177,000 jobs compared to the predicted 195,000 gain, marking the worst month for job creation since March.
Oreo is bringing back its limited-edition Red Velvet Sandwich Cookies, a highly requested fan-favorite flavor, starting on September 12th.
Expired COVID-19 test kits may provide unreliable results and a false sense of security, but some manufacturers are extending the shelf life of their tests based on effectiveness beyond the expiration date.
Nvidia's shares reached a record high on Tuesday after the chipmaker's partnership with Google boosted investor confidence, while the US Court of Appeals ruling in favor of Grayscale's bitcoin ETF application provided a boost to the cryptocurrency market.
Kroger has agreed to pay $1.2 billion to settle claims that its retail pharmacies contributed to the opioid crisis, with the settlement money being used to fund recovery efforts.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has closed its investigation into SpaceX's first Starship test flight and identified 63 corrective actions the company must take before the next launch.
Nvidia's stock reaches a new high as Wall Street analysts praise the company's strong earnings, which demonstrate that the artificial-intelligence industry is continuing to drive its growth.
The BRICS grouping, which includes South Africa, will not replace international payment systems like SWIFT, but rather consider creating one that strengthens trade in local currencies.
Rite Aid is planning to file for bankruptcy protection in response to lawsuits alleging its involvement in the opioid crisis.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has ordered Tesla to hand over data regarding a hidden Autopilot mode that allows drivers to go hands-free for an extended period of time, raising concerns about driver inattention and failure to properly supervise the vehicle.
The IRS is launching a crackdown on 1,600 millionaires and 75 large businesses that owe hundreds of millions of dollars in back taxes, using new funding and artificial intelligence technology.
The first over-the-counter naloxone, a drug used to reverse opioid overdose, will be available in retail stores and online as soon as next week, with the brand name Narcan and a suggested retail price of $44.99 per carton of two doses.
Kroger has announced the sale of 413 stores, including 26 in Texas and two in Louisiana, as part of its plan to purchase Albertsons Cos. for $24.6 billion, with the merger expected to be completed in early 2024.
Creative Artists Agency (CAA) faces significant credit risk following the sale of a majority stake to French billionaire François-Henri Pinault, but Moody's Investors Service believes the agency's outlook remains stable despite financial headwinds caused by Hollywood's strikes.
The closure of Veterinary Specialists and Emergency Services (VSES) in Brighton, NY, due to staffing issues, is raising concerns about where pet owners will go for after-hours emergency care.
Grayscale Investments CEO Michael Sonnenshein believes that the recent court decision in favor of Grayscale could lead to a new and unprecedented environment for cryptocurrencies, potentially expanding mainstream acceptance of digital assets and boosting the chances for other asset managers to win approval for their bitcoin products.
Antibodies from prior infection or existing vaccines are effective against the BA.2.86 variant, and the increase in COVID cases in the US is not driven by this variant, according to the CDC.
Goldman Sachs is reportedly planning to lay off around 1% of under-performing employees as early as next month, marking the fourth round of cuts at the bank since last fall, as the firm aims to address the decline in net profit and compensate for the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The NHTSA has requested extensive data from Tesla regarding its Autopilot system, including information about a configuration known as "Elon mode" that eliminates reminders for drivers to keep their hands on the wheel.
United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain stated that the Detroit Three automakers, including Stellantis, Ford, and General Motors, are making progress towards meeting the union's demands as the deadline for current contracts approaches. Stellantis offered a 14.5% wage increase, Ford proposed a cost-of-living wage adjustment, and GM suggested a 10% boost, but the offers still fall short of the UAW's requested 46% increase.
Workers at Chevron's liquefied natural gas (LNG) projects in Australia have gone on strike after mediation talks failed, with plans to escalate to a total strike within two weeks if no deal is reached, potentially impacting prices and output in the LNG market.
Zoom CEO Eric Yuan called employees back to the office because he believes that remote work hinders trust-building and innovation, despite Zoom's brand promise to enable remote collaboration.
Mortgage rates have reached a 22-year high and are expected to continue rising, which will further challenge affordability and slow home sales. Additionally, the high rates are increasing the number of all-cash buyers in the housing market. On the other hand, rents have decreased for a third consecutive month, providing some relief for renters.
Tesla is under scrutiny from U.S. safety regulators for allowing some drivers to use its Autopilot system without putting their hands on the steering wheel, potentially leading to driver inattention and accidents.
Peloton is facing a lawsuit after a man died while using their spin bike during a workout, with the family alleging that the bike was sold in a defective and dangerous condition.
Burger King must face a class action lawsuit for false advertising after a judge ruled that the chain falsely inflates the size of their signature Whopper sandwiches in promotional materials, with the actual burgers being 35% smaller than advertised.
Imbue, an AI research lab, has raised $200 million in Series B funding to develop AI systems that can reason and code, with the aim of building practical AI agents that can accomplish larger goals and work safely in the real world.
Philips has reached a $479 million settlement over the recall of its CPAP machines, compensating customers and setting aside funds for machine replacements.
A European study has found that paper straws, touted as eco-friendly alternatives to plastic, may contain "forever chemicals" that are harmful to both humans and the environment and were observed more often than in a sample of plastic straws.
Homeowners are facing challenges with their insurance policies, as extreme weather events and natural disasters are causing insurers to go out of business or increase the cost of coverage, leading to the need for homeowners to quickly find alternative options to avoid force-placed insurance and ensure their homes are protected.
Barclays is planning to cut hundreds of jobs as part of cost-trimming measures and a wider strategy review, including potential cuts in its domestic retail business and investment bank.
Gold and silver prices are higher in response to weaker-than-expected U.S. economic data, contributing to gold reaching a three-week high, while China's measures to stimulate its economy and positive sentiment in international stock markets also influence the market.
A manager at MGM's Aria hotel in Las Vegas was arrested and charged with embezzling $770,000 in reservation refunds, which he spent on luxury items and experiences, but was caught when a suspicious coworker noticed his extravagant spending.
The US is witnessing a surge in Covid-19 cases, leading to increased demand for at-home tests, but manufacturers and major pharmacy chains say they have enough supply to meet customers' needs and there is no need to worry about potential shortages.
Starbucks will be releasing its Pumpkin Spice Latte on August 24th, marking the unofficial start of fall and celebrating the drink's 20th anniversary.
Huawei is allegedly operating secret semiconductor manufacturing facilities in China to evade U.S. sanctions, enabling it to bypass restrictions on chip exports and obtain chip-making technology from U.S. suppliers through intermediaries not subject to export controls.
The FDA warns consumers to stop using two brands of eye drops, Dr. Berne's MSM Drops 5% Solution and LightEyez MSM Eye Drops - Eye repair, due to contamination that could lead to a potentially deadly infection.
Twin City Food Inc. is voluntarily recalling batches of frozen vegetables sold at Kroger, Food Lion, and Signature Select due to potential listeria contamination, which can cause serious or fatal infections.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's keynote speech at the Jackson Hole symposium will be closely watched for clues about the Fed's future actions on inflation, with expectations that Powell may leave the door open for another rate hike and express concerns about inflation not falling fast enough.
Semiconductor giant Nvidia has reported impressive Q2 2024 earnings, with record revenues of $13.5 billion, up 101% YoY, and earnings per share surging 854% YoY; however, despite beating analyst predictions and providing positive future forecasts, investors have sold off Nvidia shares.
The US Department of Labor has proposed a rule that would expand overtime pay eligibility, benefiting around 3.6 million salaried workers who earn less than $55,000 a year by guaranteeing them time-and-a-half pay for working over 40 hours a week.