Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin completes sale of stake in 76ers, Devils: report
Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin has completed his divestment from the company that owns the Philadelphia 76ers and the New Jersey Devils, Harris Blitzer Sports & Entertainment.
These restaurateurs bravely opened new eateries amid COVID pandemic: 'Determined' to succeed
The COVID-19 pandemic caused some 90,000 restaurants to close, according to industry sources. But a few brave entrepreneurs opened new eateries and are reaping the rewards today. Here are three.
Celebrity chef Daniel Boulud on COVID: 'Government was all over the place and irrational'
International celebrity chef Daniel Boulud said the government was "cowardly and irrational' in its handling of the COVID crisis. "It was scary, very scary," he told Fox News Digital.
Meta's flagship metaverse platform falls well short of user goal: Report
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg's shift to the metaverse with his rebranded Meta platform has struggled to gain traction, according to internal documents.
107-year-old Pennsylvania family store describes challenges for mom-and-pop shops: 'Fighting to keep going'
The Centermoreland Grocery & Deli is a general store with more than a century of history in rural Pennsylvania that refuses to keep up with competitors.
Amazon suspends at least 50 Staten Island union workers after protest over warehouse fire
At least 50 Amazon warehouse employees in New York City were suspended with pay after they refused to work at a Staten Island facility in the wake of a trash compactor fire.
US Treasury seeks phased G7 oil sanctions as EU ban looms
The U.S. Treasury is working with key European players to target Russia by curbing Moscow's funds for waging war against Ukraine and implementing a two-phase ban on Russian oil exports
Market strategist Brian Belski predicts 'massively bearish' investors can expect a market rebound in 2023
Market strategist Brian Belski shared his market predictions for the upcoming two years on 'Varney & Co.' Monday, saying the market will rebound in 2023.
WiFi Money working with conservative businesses to 'beat censorship' on social media platforms
Co-founders of WiFi Money Chris Frederick and Alex Moeller are working with conservative businesses to “beat censorship” on social media platforms.
Pope Francis tells Deloitte workers 3 ways business people can seek 'more humane' world
Pope Francis spoke to consulting titan Deloitte Global on Thursday in a public audience at the Vatican, where he spoke on the ethics of business and commerce.
Ripple CEO says landmark lawsuit will be decided by a judge
Ripple has been involved with a legal battle with the SEC for nearly two years and the CEO, Brad Garinghouse thinks the judge will issue a bench ruiling.
Brad Pitt releases genderless skin care line with grapes from his vineyard
If you've ever envied Brad Pitt's looks, now you can get your hands on his skin care products. The actor has a new line using grapes and leaves from a French winery.
North Carolina man to open up The Wrong Number tavern with funds from telemarketing settlements
A man from North Carolina collected around $120,000 from settlements with telemarketers over the past two years and is using some of it to buy a bar called "The Wrong Number."
Supply chain issues plaguing lumber distributors, home improvement companies
Lumber suppliers stopped taking orders during the COVID-19 pandemic. That caused supply to drop and prices to skyrocket. Now, distributors are struggling to meet rising demand.
Kim Kardashian launching private equity firm to help young entrepreneurs
Kim Kardashian and Jay Sammons have launched SKKY Partners. The private equity firm will help up-and-coming entrepreneurs.
Wall Street firms set Labor Day as benchmark for return to in-office work
After more than two years of work-from-home policies, some Wall Street firms have determined it's time for employees to return to the office after Labor Day.
Walmart ordered to pay Oregon man $4.4M for racial profiling
An Oregon grand jury has ordered Walmart to pay $4.4 million in damages to a man who sued the store claiming he was racially profiled and harrassed by one of its employees.
What is a 401k? All you need to know about managing your retirement plan
A 401(k) plan allows American workers to save enough money to live on during retirement and is sponsored by employers in various mutual funds.
With workplace's 'quiet quitting' trend, managers must be proactive, attentive
The new 'quiet quitting' trend in the workplace has employers and HR professionals on alert. Here are some actions leaders can take in regard to this employee mindset.
Judge rules against Ben & Jerry's effort to pull product from Israeli shelves
A judge has rejected a request from Ben & Jerry's ice cream company to prevent its parent company from selling its product to be sold in Israeli settlements.



















