Small businesses in WV able to apply for low-interest disaster loans
Small businesses in West Virginia are now able to apply for low-interest disaster loans for damages incurred during the severe storms and flooding in the sate last spring.
Drought forces farmers to scale back and others to fold as economists warn of price hikes
As drought conditions ravage crops and land across the U.S., cattle production has been impacted. Economists warn this could lead to less beef in stores and higher prices.
Biden champions rail deal as 'big win for America'
President Biden called the tentative deal struck Thursday by his administration that averted a rail strike a "big win for America."
Rail strike averted, tentative agreement reached
Overnight marathon talks have resulted in a tentative agreement averting a strike by freight railroad workers that could have further crippled the U.S.'s supply chain.
Some states in limbo after California's new electric car mandates
More than a dozen states are debating whether to adopt California's plan to ban new gas cars by the year 2035 in an effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Oil company pleads guilty to oil spill in Southern California
Oil company Amplify Energy pleaded guilty to an oil spill off the Southern California coast. Its ruptured pipeline shuttered beaches for a week and threatened businesses.
California wildfire may be caused by company machine failure
A Northern California wildfire that killed two people may have been caused by a problem with a machine operated by a wood products company, Roseburg Forest Products Co.
Amazon temporarily shuts down solar rooftops at all US facilities due to fires
Amazon said that it "proactively powered off our onsite solar installations in North America" after a recent string of costly fires at warehouses.
Extreme heat, flooding hits desert tourism
Known for its famous London Bridge and situated along the Colorado River, Lake Havasu City, Arizona, is one of the southwestern cities and tourist towns the extreme heat is impacting.
Drought in northeastern US could drive revenue for some businesses
As a drought continues to drag on across the northeast U.S., some businesses may be able to use the weather to their advantage to attract more customers.
Corporations are going woke, but a backlash is underway
Why are businesses adopting woke policies and contributing to social justice movements? Why would corporations “go woke”?
Floods and other water-related disastors threaten to cost the global economy $5.6 trillion by 2050
Economists are projecting that floods and other water-related disasters could cost the global economy $5.6 trillion by 2050, as floods and droughts wreak havoc across the globe.
FedEx cuts ties with ground delivery contractor, files suit
FedEx has cut ties with one of its largest delivery contractors after suing him for spreading misinformation about the company.
Energy company reaches oil spill settlement with businesses near Huntington, California
Amplify Energy reached a settlement with nearby businesses after its pipeline spilled oil near Huntington Beach, California, in October 2021. The settlement will include monetary relief for the affected businesses.
Transportation Secretary Buttigieg scolds airline CEOs over flight disruptions: 'Unacceptable'
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg told U.S. airline CEOs that nationwide flight disruptions this summer are "unacceptable" and suggested his department will take action.
McDonald's workers praised for rescuing man from fiery car wreck
Four McDonald's employees in Joshua, Texas, rescued a driver who fell asleep and crashed near their restaurant. The car flipped and burst into flames.
Plan for rail contract deal doesn't address concerns: union
A report issued by a Biden-appointed board to help get stalled railroad contract talks going is getting pushback by union officials.
Southwest Airlines offers fall and winter fares for special sale price
Southwest Airlines is offering special fares in an attempt to boost travel once the summer peak season comes to an end. One-way tickets are being offered for as low as $59.
Airbus strikes remaining A350 jets from deal with Qatar Airways
Qatar Airways is suing Airbus for at least $1.4 billion after Qatar had to ground more than 20 Airbus long-haul jets after they were deemed unsafe for flight by Qatar's regulator.
German solar energy initiative held up by bureaucratic red tape and angry locals
In the face of an unprecedented energy crisis, Germany is trying to move forward with their ambitious solar initiative, but bureaucratic red tape and angry locals are causing delays.



















