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A New York City steakhouse owner discussed the negative economic impact of the city's coronavirus vaccine mandate, noting he lost nearly two million dollars of business due to the requirement.

While Evergrande is based in China, the White House is keeping close tabs on the situation.

“Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” is the top film at the box office for the third straight weekend, but the muted reception for Clint Eastwood's “Cry Macho” suggests older moviegoers still aren't as eager to return to theaters.

Vivendi VIVHY -0.32% SE’s spinoff of Universal Music Group, expected Tuesday, will leave the French conglomerate bereft of its most lucrative business and will test the market’s appetite for music as an asset class.

Miley Cyrus revealed she almost had a panic attack after doing a live show after spending months away from the stage due to the coronavirus.

Former HHS Acting Secretary and Deputy Secretary Eric Hargan says the FDA has been rightfully cautious about approving COVID-19 vaccine booster shots.

One of television’s most popular sitcoms, “Home Improvement” turns 30 on Sept. 17 giving fans an excuse to revisit the show that made Tim Allen both a household name and a massive amount of money.

New York Post columnist Miranda Devine called attention on "Mornings with Maria" Friday to court documents connecting a "powerful" tech executive to Clinton campaign lawyer Michael Sussmann's indictment for allegedly lying to the FBI during the Trump-Russia investigation.

Julien’s Auctions is holding the "Property From The Life And Career of Sylvester Stallone" in December.

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.

Job openings are at historic highs, and experts say the skills gap between what workers know and what employers need is one of the big reasons. These opportunities provide hope for a solution to one of the most daunting challenges in today’s labor market.

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.

A prized and historic ranch in Montana that was listed this spring for upward of $136 million closed in the past week for close to its asking price—a record sum for the state.

AMC's decision to accept cryptocurrencies as an alternative form of payment is part of a multi-step plan to play offense after the company has narrowed its losses and boosted its total liquidity to a record high of more than $2 billion.

A New Jersey state treasury official said on Wednesday it is set to divest $182 million in Unilever Plc (ULVR.L) stock and bonds held by its pension funds over the restriction of sales by the consumer giant's Ben & Jerry's ice cream brand in Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories.

A former Theranos Inc. lab worker testified Wednesday that she raised alarms about the blood-testing startup’s practices with colleagues, managers and even a top executive and a board member but was rebuffed at every turn.

Rapper Nicki Minaj says she is in "Twitter jail" following controversial tweets, and vows to never use the platform again

microCOVID Project is a new online tool helps people calculate their risk of getting COVID-19 based on specific scenarios.

Google abruptly removed pro-life ads pushing a treatment to reverse the abortion pill, a treatment the pro-life group Live Action claims has saved the lives of thousands of unborn babies.

Alanis Morissette spoke out against the new HBO documentary about her life titled “Jagged.”