Pizza chain closes California locations before minimum wage law took effect
Another company has closed down some pizza shops in California shortly before new legislation took effect that would raise minimum wage for fast food workers in the state.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs sees massive fall in radio airplay amid trafficking probe, sexual assault allegations
Sean "Diddy" Combs has been in the music industry for decades, but his popularity is dropping fast after allegations of sexual assault and a federal human trafficking investigation.
Could Diddy’s multimillion-dollar real estate portfolio ‘be seized’ after raids? Legal expert weighs in
The Homeland Security raids on Sean "Diddy" Combs' homes raise questions about the future of his four mansions. Legal experts explain to FOX Business what could happen next.
Biden accused of failing to disclose vacations gifted to him by wealthy supporters
Former White House OMB Director Russ Vought alleges President Biden possibly violated federal financial disclosure laws by neglecting to report free vacation stays at wealthy donors' homes.
Trump bond break could foreshadow favorable treatment by appeals court
An appeals court decision to allow former President Donald Trump to pay only a fraction of his $454 million bond in the case brought by New York Attorney General Letitia James could foreshadow a decision from the appeals court to reduce the judgment, some legal experts say.
Trump's NY case will wreck 'financial havoc' on real estate industry: Grant Cardone
Private equity fund manager and Cardone Capital's Grant Cardone says he's already invested $500 million intended for New York real estate into Florida.
Senators slam 'delay tactic' on TikTok bill despite 'national security issue'
Senators expressed frustration at consideration of the House-passed TikTok bill being delayed by likely markups and hearings amid a national security issue.
Fanatics exec files opposition to DraftKings' injunction after 'character assassination'
Michael Hermalyn filed for an injunction against his former employer, DraftKings, after the sportsbook accused him of working as a "double-agent" ahead of taking a new job.
White House OMB director credits Biden for creating 'record' 15 million new jobs
White House OMB director repeated the claim that Biden created 'record' 15 million new jobs during House Budget Committee hearing.
EPA finalizes ban on last form of asbestos used in US
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has finalized a rule to ban the use and importation of asbestos, marking the first chemical banned under a 2016 chemical safety law.
TikTok CEO voices disappointment in House vote to ban social media platform
TikTok's CEO Shou Chew reacted to the "disappointing vote" by the House of Representatives, vowing to fight the potential ban of the Chinese-owned social media company in the U.S.
Chinese crane firm denies posing security risk at US ports amid investigation
Chinese heavy industry firm ZPMC is facing an investigation by Congress over concerns its ties to the CCP and presence in critical infrastructure at U.S. ports pose a security risk.
Thomson Reuters launches new AI tools for legal professionals
Thomson Reuters recently launched new generative AI tools to help legal professionals research legal questions using natural language and generate draft things like briefs or contracts.
NY village 'losing its soul' as nation's oldest gun manufacturer flees blue state for Georgia
America's oldest gun manufacture, Remington, will officially move out of its longtime location in New York to Georgia, which locals are lamenting.
Duke Energy removes CCP-tied batteries from green energy project at Marine Corps base: report
Duke Energy will remove batteries manufactured by CATL, a Chinese company with CCP ties, from a solar array project at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina.
Yellen dodges on whether Treasury Department moved to surveil Americans' legal purchases
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen dodged questions after she was asked to confirm whether the department is monitoring Americans' private transactions for signs of "extremism."
Dozens of New York City employees arrested in bribery case that cost US taxpayers millions: prosecutors
Seventy current or former employees of New York City's public housing agency were arrested in raids across six states Tuesday in the largest-ever single-day bribery bust.
Billions in US pension funds invested in China despite serious national security concerns: expert
Several American public pension funds have poured billions of dollars into the Chinese market over the last three years, sparking concerns over national security.
Inflation broke Americans' holiday budget – here's how long it will take to pay off debt
Unanticipated holiday spending has pushed some consumers to increasingly rely on personal loans or ask lenders for higher credit card limits, a recent analysis said.
Democrats turn on Biden SEC chair over increased regulation
Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler has increasingly drawn the ire of Biden administration officials and House Democrats over his approach to increased regulation.