ESPN and PENN Entertainment announced on Thursday that their partnership will be terminated early, months after the NFL acquired a 10% stake in the "worldwide leader in sports."

The Federal Aviation Administration announced Wednesday its plans to reduce air traffic by 10% across 40 "high-volume" markets during the government shutdown.

Ford temporarily shut down its Louisville plant after a deadly UPS cargo plane crash killed 11 people near the factory. Employees were evacuated safely.

Certain Häagen-Dazs ice cream bars sold at Kroger and Giant Eagle stores nationwide are being recalled because of the possible presence of an undeclared ingredient.

Serial shoplifter accused of stealing $37K in products, mostly Lego merchandise, from 23 Target stores across Texas in what police call an "incredibly brazen" crime.

Hooters CEO Neil Kiefer announced uniform changes back to 1980s athletic shorts, a fresh wings menu and other adjustments after its bankruptcy restructuring.

Trump administration defends order forcing Delta and Aeroméxico to dissolve joint venture by January 2026, citing excessive control over U.S.-Mexico flights.

Government shutdown forces furloughs of nuclear weapons contractors, halting critical modernization programs as energy secretary warns of bigger ramifications ahead.

Elon Musk tells Joe Rogan that Tesla is close to demonstrating a flying car prototype, with an unveiling potentially happening within a couple of months.

Companies are moving back to the office as AI-driven startups and major firms expand workspace footprints, marking a shift away from remote work trends.

Mike Tyson said his new business venture, ChaChing’s Price Fighter, could support the 42 million Americans whose SNAP benefits will be reduced on Nov. 1.

Major U.S. airlines are calling on Congress to reopen the government as TSA workers and air traffic controllers are continuing to work without pay.