Fox Business Briefs: Google hit with biggest penalty imposed under a new European privacy law for allegedly not going far enough to get consent from users to gather data for targeted advertising; British Airways celebrates its 100th anniversary by giving one of its Boeing 747s a 1960s-era makeover.
Fox Business Briefs: JCPenney, which has about $4 billion of debt, is struggling to survive after fellow department store chain Sears filed for bankruptcy; wireless carriers stepping up the fight against robocalls.
Despite the shutdown, federal oil and gas employees are hard at work.
Fox Business Briefs: CVS Health and Walmart are announcing a new pharmacy benefits network; Tiffany is reporting it expects record sales and profits for the full year despite lower-than-expected worldwide sales over the holidays.
Fox Business Briefs: Recall notices are going out to owners of nearly 170,000 Hyundai and Kia vehicles due to a fuel pipe problem that can cause an engine fire; Gymboree expected to file for bankruptcy protection for the second time in two years and plans to close all its remaining stores.
Fox Business Briefs: American retail icon Sears gets another chance at life after the company's chairman and largest shareholder reportedly won a bankruptcy auction; McDonald's loses 'Big Mac' trademark battle to Irish fast food chain Supermac's after European Union judge ruled against the American mega-corporation.
Fox Business Briefs: Ford and Volkswagen announce plans for a global alliance to development of commercial vans and pickups; Facebook says it will invest $300 million in local news over the next three years with the money going to supporting journalists and newsrooms in the newsgathering process and helping them build sustainable business models.
Fox Business Briefs: Children's clothing retailer Gymboree expected to file for a second bankruptcy in two years with plans to close all 900 of its stores; Taco Bell announces it will test a dedicated vegetarian menu with new items later this year.
Goldman’s new leader is in damage control mode as concerns over business model, 1MDB rise.
Fox Business Briefs: AT&T agrees to end all sales of location data from mobile phones to brokers; 'Baby Shark,' the hit children's song that has racked up over 1.2 billion views on YouTube, cracks the Billboard Hot 100 list.
The self-declared Democratic socialist is too “different” and “controversial” for the party.
Fox Business Briefs: Some Starbucks stores will soon include needle-disposal boxes in their bathrooms; Better Business Bureau gives Epic Games, the company behind the popular 'Fortnite' video game, an 'F' rating in customer service.
The hip-hop king is also a sports mogul and M&A deal maker.
Goldman's CEO David Solomon brings in Milken as a VIP guest.
Fox Business Briefs: Google Assistant will now help you converse in nearly 30 different languages with new interpreter mode which can translate conversations in real time; Yelp names its top 100 places to eat in the United States.
Telecom titan Ergen may get zapped by the FCC and investors.
Fox Business Briefs: Hyundai unveils a new car that can walk at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas; U.S. News & World Report is out with its list of the best jobs of 2019.
Fox Business Briefs: National Park Service will begin using entrance fees to pay for staffing at its highly visited parks in an effort to stay open during the partial government shutdown; Tesla breaks ground on the company's first Gigafactory outside the U.S.
American shale a success but OPEC still 800 pound gorilla.
Fox Business Briefs: Marriott says hackers stole more than 25 million passport numbers in data breach and that the attack impacted 383 million guests, lower than the original estimate of 500 million affected; Federal Housing Administration says more than 26 percent of borrowers who used FHA loans got assistance from a relative to make the down payment in the 12 months through September.
