The U.S. Department of Transportation is fining American Airlines $4.1 million for unlawfully keeping passengers on planes during tarmac delays, the largest civil penalty ever issued for such violations, with passengers owed over $2.5 billion in refunds.
Hillshire Brands Company is recalling approximately 15,876 pounds of smoked sausage products due to potential contamination with bone fragments.
Taiwan's TSMC has instructed major suppliers to delay the delivery of high-end chipmaking equipment as it grows more cautious about customer demand, reflecting the company's concern about the outlook for demand and a desire to control costs.
A United Airlines flight bound for Rome returned to New Jersey due to a possible loss of cabin pressure but landed safely and passengers were taken to their destination on another aircraft.
A woman is anxious about sharing a hotel suite with her husband's long-lost brother and his girlfriend, but she agrees to the plan with certain ground rules in place.
Instacart has raised its proposed price range for its IPO, targeting a fully-diluted valuation of up to $10 billion, signaling strong investor demand for the grocery delivery app.
Chinese-owned social media app TikTok has been fined €345 million ($421 million) by the Irish Data Protection Commission for violating children's privacy laws in Europe, specifically by making underage users' accounts publicly accessible by default and failing to adequately address the risk of under-13 users accessing the platform. This is the largest-ever privacy fine for TikTok and the fifth-largest fine imposed on any tech company under the EU's General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
Labor Day deals are already available on various products, including tech items such as robot vacuums, TVs, laptops, smartwatches, and phone mounts.
Ikea's new store opening in San Francisco's troubled downtown area brings hope and optimism, as officials anticipate an increase in foot traffic and job opportunities, aiming to revive the city's struggling economy.
The European Union's Digital Services Act (DSA) imposes new rules on tech giants like Facebook, Apple, and Google, including content moderation, user privacy, and transparency, with potential fines of up to 6% of their global turnover for non-compliance.
Walmart has announced a partnership with Wing, an on-demand drone delivery provider, to offer drone delivery services to customers in the Dallas metro area, expanding their existing network of drone hubs and allowing customers to conveniently receive a wide range of items within a 6-mile range of participating stores.
Big Chicken, a fast-casual restaurant concept founded by Shaquille O'Neal, plans to open 20 locations in Michigan, offering homestyle favorites from O'Neal's childhood such as crispy chicken sandwiches, chicken tenders, and Cheez-It crusted mac and cheese.
The FDA is warning consumers to stop using certain brands of eyedrops due to contamination with bacteria, fungus, and unapproved drugs, urging users to check their eye drops and discard them if they are among the affected products.
The idea that younger generations are responsible for the rise in job-hopping is a misconception, as data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics reveals that baby boomers actually switched employers just as frequently, if not more so, than millennials, with job-hopping being a common behavior early in one's career across generations.
Media mogul Byron Allen has offered $10 billion to purchase ABC television network, FX, and National Geographic from the Walt Disney Co., as Disney faces financial pressures from its struggling streaming business.
Russia's central bank has raised its key interest rate by 100 basis points to 13 percent, marking the third rate hike in two months as the country struggles with higher inflation and a weaker currency.
Elon Musk moved forward the Twitter deal closure in a last-minute scheme to terminate the employment of CEO Parag Agrawal and senior management, inflicting punishment for alleged fraudulent practices and to prevent stock options from vesting.
The CEO of fitness chain Planet Fitness, Chris Rondeau, has been ousted from his position, leading to a 15% drop in the stock price; the company is now searching for its next chief both internally and externally.
London-based pizza chef Michele Pascarella was awarded Global Pizza Maker of the Year, and the Top 50 Pizza awards announced their rankings for 2023, with 11 of the top 20 pizzerias in Italy.
The IRS has announced a two-year delay, until 2026, for the requirement that catch-up contributions for high earners must go into Roth accounts, giving people 50 and older who earn over $145,000 extra time before making changes, although they can still choose to direct their catch-up contributions into a Roth 401(k) if their employer's retirement plan offers that option.
Oil prices rose to their highest level in over six months due to expectations of tightening supplies, with Saudi Arabia expected to extend its voluntary oil production cut and Russia agreeing to cut oil exports next month.
California lawmakers may raise the minimum wage for healthcare workers to $25 an hour, although not all workers would see an immediate increase, and concerns have been raised about possible increases in healthcare prices, especially in rural areas.
Gold prices rose 1% on Friday due to a weaker dollar and increased safe-haven buying following strikes at three automakers in Detroit, while expectations of a pause in U.S. interest-rate hikes further supported the precious metal.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has delayed its decision on approving spot-based Bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) until October, which is not surprising to industry analysts.
California's landmark fast-food bill, AB 1228, which includes a wage floor of $20 for California workers at fast-food chains with at least 60 locations nationwide, is facing resistance from an independent advocacy group of McDonald's owners who warn that it will be a "devastating financial blow" and cannot be absorbed by the business model.
Heineken has completed its withdrawal process from Russia by selling its operations to a Russian manufacturer for €1 ($1), citing significant challenges faced by large manufacturing companies in exiting the country amid recent developments and the Kremlin's increasing difficulty for Western firms to sell their assets.
Binance, the world's largest crypto exchange, has banned Russia-based users from trading in all currencies except the ruble due to a U.S. Justice Department investigation into possible violation of financial sanctions on Russia.
Conagra Brands, Inc. is recalling around 245,366 pounds of frozen chicken strip entrees due to possible contamination with plastic pieces.
Starbucks is aiming to eliminate disposable cups by 2030 as part of their sustainability goals, but the transition to reusable cups presents challenges for the company and the industry.
BMW unveiled the Vision Neue Klasse concept car, showcasing its dedicated EV technology and signaling its efforts to catch up to Tesla and defend sales in the Chinese market, with top-end models expected to have a range of up to 800 kilometers and charging capabilities in under half an hour.
French grocery chain Carrefour is labeling products that have decreased in size but increased in price, in an effort to pressure suppliers to rethink their pricing policy.
Delta Air Lines is making changes to its rewards program, including restricting access to the SkyClub and making it more difficult for American Express cardholders to earn perks, as part of its SkyMiles program revamp.
Certain eye drops, including MSM DROPS 5%,15% Solution, Organic Castor Oil Eye Drops, and MSM MIST 15% Solution, are being recalled due to contamination with bacteria and fungi, which could potentially cause vision-threatening and life-threatening infections.
A 19-year-old passenger identified as Sigmund Ropich went overboard from the world's largest cruise ship, the Wonder of Seas, off the coast of Cuba, with search and rescue efforts being shifted to the coast and land.
Google is facing a trial in which the government alleges that the company has worked to establish a monopoly over internet searches despite the potential risks, with the central theme being whether Google's actions align with customer preferences.
Powerball's jackpot has reached $420 million, but the actual amount you take home depends on the payout option and state taxes, with some states not charging income tax on lottery winnings.
Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President Patrick Harker does not believe that the U.S. central bank will need to increase interest rates again and suggests holding steady to see how the economy responds, stating that the current restrictive stance should bring inflation down.
Disney stock is falling, on track for its lowest close since 2014, while Boeing is also dragging down the Dow.
Binance, the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange, is considering a complete withdrawal from the Russian market due to complications and potential violations of Western sanctions.
The landmark antitrust trial between the Justice Department and Google, which centers around Google's dominance of internet search and allegations of maintaining a monopoly, will have significant implications for future antitrust cases and the technology industry as a whole.
China has approved several generative AI chatbots, including Baidu's Ernie, which have been trained to align with the party line on sensitive subjects like Taiwan and the economy.
Elon Musk reflects on his tumultuous relationship with Amber Heard, describing it as "mind-bogglingly painful," while expressing his continued love for her.
WhatsApp's head, Will Cathcart, denies reports that the messaging platform is considering implementing advertisements to boost revenue.