After coronavirus pause, Davos to host world's elites again
After a two-year hiatus due to the coronavirus pandemic, organizers of the annual Davos conference will host the high-profile gathering of elites in the Swiss Alps in-person again in January.
Biden vaccine mandate: Small business advocacy group prepares to sue administration
FIRST ON FOX: A conservative, small business advocacy group is preparing to sue the Biden administration over its coronavirus vaccine requirement for all employers with more than 100 workers.
American Airlines removes family from flight for unmasked toddler
After deplaning, American said the passengers were rebooked on the next flight to Colorado Springs, Colorado.
China’s economic recovery stalls as COVID-19 continues
Growth across a range of Chinese economic indicators pulled back sharply in August, as a new outbreak of the COVID-19 delta variant and tighter government regulations on the property market hit consumer spending and the housing sector.
Nicki Minaj says she's in 'Twitter jail,' will never use platform again
Rapper Nicki Minaj says she is in "Twitter jail" following controversial tweets, and vows to never use the platform again
This calculator estimates your risk of getting COVID-19
microCOVID Project is a new online tool helps people calculate their risk of getting COVID-19 based on specific scenarios.
Biden recruits Disney, Microsoft CEOs to push COVID-19 vaccine mandate
President Biden on Wednesday met with some of the top business leaders in the country, including the CEOs of Microsoft, Walt Disney and Walgreens, days after the White House announced strict vaccination rules for millions of workers as the highly contagious delta variant surges.
AOC to introduce bill extending pandemic unemployment benefits
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said this week she will introduce new legislation to reinstate unemployment benefits for millions of Americans after Congress allowed three federal programs put in place during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic to expire last week.
Staffing shortage fears intensify as government, health care workers risk livelihoods in vaccine mandate fight
Police and firefighter unions, medical professionals and teachers are fighting against President Biden’s and local officials’ vaccine mandates, echoing that America is a country of freedom that will not comply with government overreach.
Twitter says Nicki Minaj’s vaccine tweets don’t break rules
Twitter says a controversial tweet from rapper Nicki Minaj does not violate its rules despite accusations that the post was misleading regarding COVID-19.
Newsom recall defense gets business donor boost
The effort to fight a recall of California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom has far outraised his closest GOP rival, and Newsom has enjoyed a boost with help from some big names in business.
Biden pressured Manchin to back $1.9T stimulus deal during last-minute phone call, book says
President Biden issued a stark warning to Sen. Joe Manchin, D-W.Va., during a phone call ahead of a critical vote on his $1.9 trillion COVID-19 stimulus package last March, according to an excerpt from a new book by veteran Washington Post journalists Bob Woodward and Robert Costa.
Wells Fargo delays return to office until Nov. 1
Wells Fargo is re-evaluating its return to office plans following President Biden's order requiring workplaces with 100 or more employees to mandate COVID-19 vaccinations or weekly tests.
Staff shortages still affecting nearly 70% of businesses worldwide
U.S. employers, as well as those in Canada and Mexico, have the strongest hiring intentions. All 12 industry sectors in the U.S. reported having "hiring intentions at ten-year highs" with plans to bring workers back following the pandemic.
Costco killing it in market against rivals
Costco is absolutely killing it in market share against other warehouse clubs.
Americans’ incomes fell in 2020, Census figures show
American incomes fell last year as the U.S. dealt with the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Census Bureau said Tuesday.
Amazon announces hiring push for 125K workers nationwide ahead of its annual Career Day
The move comes just weeks after the Seattle-based company announced it is seeking to fill 40,000 corporate and technology jobs.
US to give aircraft companies $482M for pandemic
The Biden administration is making $482 million available to aviation industry manufacturers to help them avert job or pay cuts in the pandemic.
Adapt or else: Downtown businesses cope with new reality
Downtown businesses in the U.S. and abroad once took for granted that nearby offices would provide a steady clientele looking for breakfast, lunch, everyday goods and services and last-minute gifts. As the resilient coronavirus keeps offices closed and workers at home, some are adapting while others are trying to hang on.
Walgreens' COVID testing site could expose customer data: report
Walgreens' COVID-19 testing registration systems leaves customers' personal information exposed online, according to a report.


















