Spotify returns after outage causes disruption
Spotify, the largest subscription-based streaming service, crashed for several hours on Tuesday. According to Variety, Spotify has over 406 million total monthly active users.
P&G ending new capital investments, reducing portfolio in Russia
Procter & Gamble Co. is ending all new capital investments in Russia and "significantly reducing" its portfolio to focus on basic hygiene, health, and personal care items, CEO Jon Moeller said in a letter to employees posted on its website on Monday.
Some Western companies decline to join corporate exodus from Russia over Ukraine invasion
The corporate exodus from Russia continued Tuesday as McDonald's, Coca-Cola, Starbucks, and Pepsi announced that they are temporarily suspending business in Russia over Putin's invasion of Ukraine.
Food pantry staffers say inflation, higher prices bringing more people through their doors
Two years ago, at the beginning of the pandemic, we saw empty shelves in grocery stores. Now, shelves are full, but prices are higher, and some people say if this is the “new normal” for food costs, they can't keep up.
Western companies' pullout from Russia expected to accelerate
A stream of Western companies pulling out of Russia is expected to grow on Tuesday, as corporations and investors across industries follow the lead of energy firms BP and Shell, which abandoned multi-billion-dollar positions after the invasion of Ukraine.
Outages at Slack, other websites paralyze businesses
Several websites including workplace messaging service Slack experienced widespread outages for hours on Tuesday, leaving many customers in the lurch.
South Korean Telecom KT agrees to $6.3-million settlement with SEC
KT Corp., South Korea’s largest telecommunications provider, has agreed to pay $6.3 million to settle a U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission action over alleged bribes paid in South Korea and Vietnam.
More women take top UK Plc roles, but there's room for improvement - report
Women now make up nearly 40% of the boards of Britain's biggest 100 companies, compared with just 12.5% a decade ago, with recommendations in place to enable more female representation in top management, a government-backed report said on Tuesday.
Coffee prices skyrocketing for customers, roasters: ‘Everybody’s basically taking a hit’
Roasted coffee prices haven't spiked this much since 2012. Wholesale roasters are already trying to manage those increasing costs.
Why are so many workers considering quitting their jobs? It comes down to values, study says
The "Great Resignation" has left employers scrambling to keep and retain talent. One expert tells FOX Business the major reasons why workers are quitting.
Kendall Jenner's 818 Tequila sued for trademark infringement, accused of 'copying' competitor Tequila 512
Kendall Jenner's tequila brand is being accused of allegedly “copying” the branding of a competitor in a new lawsuit.
As inflation rises, small businesses feel the financial crunch
Depending on the business, supply chain issues, shipping delays and hiring shortages have made the pandemic feel like a roller coaster. And the ride isn’t over yet.
Pickleball business booms during COVID-19 pandemic
Pickleball's 2021 National Championship streamed with major broadcasting companies.
Cathie Wood’s ARK stays the course, betting big on innovation
Cathie Wood's flagship ARK Innovation exchange-traded fund has bought more than $400 million of high-growth stocks, including Roblox Corp., Block Inc. and Robinhood Markets Inc.
Valentine's Day chocolates just got more expensive
Inflation and supply chain issues are hitting Valentine’s Day products across the board, and that includes one of America's favorite indulgences - chocolate.
Beijing Olympics: Coca-Cola quiet on Uyghur genocide after criticizing Georgia election law
The Coca-Cola Company continues to stay quiet about China's genocide of Uyghur Muslims amid the company's involvement in the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing.
Seattle's new ship terminal poised to unclog the West Coast supply chain backup
The Port of Seattle’s brand new Terminal 5 already has major container ships coming in. The terminal is an outlet for ships stuck off of other west coast ports.
Rand Paul visits The Big Board bar in DC: 'Anybody who wants to resist the man is somebody I want to meet'
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., recently paid a visit to a restaurant in Washington, D.C., that has refused to enforce the city's vaccine mandate.
Tractor Supply focuses on cost-cutting as inflation pressure mounts
Outdoor retailer Tractor Supply Co. is hiring additional staff in its finance division to identify cost savings as the company, like many others, faces inflationary pressure on multiple fronts.
With meat prices rising again, grocery chain buys direct from producers
Meat prices are rising again, and the head meat buyer for Stew Leonard's Supermarket in New York says the pandemic is to blame.



















