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The Strand agreed to pay nearly $1.5 million to settle allegations tied to a pandemic-era PPP loan that federal law barred it from receiving.

Florida now has 138 billionaires and is closing in on New York's 153, as a Palm Beach luxury real estate agent details the wealth migration trend.

Cowabunga Bay in Henderson will not reopen in 2027 after 12 years. The operator is consolidating operations at Cowabunga Canyon and offering eligible pass refunds.

The $20-an-hour job posting sought workers to operate four-legged robots on outdoor testing routes through San Francisco with no robotics experience required.

Citadel CEO Ken Griffin compared the Paris riots to Chicago's violent crime, warning young Americans that France's socialist policies lead to turmoil.

The New York City benefit drew more than 800 attendees and raised a record $32 million in the fight against antisemitism and other forms of hate.

New York City's comptroller is facing scrutiny over his decision not to restore a decades-old Israel Bonds investment practice after repeatedly pledging during his campaign to bring it back.

Cedar Point's Millennium Force reopened after a metal bracket fell from the ride, days after a fatal Goliath coaster ejection at Six Flags Over Georgia.

State Fair of Texas vendors spend months and thousands of dollars perfecting deep-fried creations before the Big Tex Choice Awards judges bite.

Has Jerry Jones, the Dallas Cowboys owner, president and general manager, found a way to capitalize on "America's Team" whether it wins or loses?

Federal prosecutors allege the device was planted in a conference room used for confidential discussions about OpenAI's proprietary research, product plans and business opportunities.

Six Flags has temporarily shut down major roller coasters in California, New Jersey, Illinois and other locations following a fatal incident at its Georgia amusement park.

The Andreessen Horowitz-backed Horowitz Andreessen Academy is betting that "proof of work" and AI skills can offer some students an alternative to the traditional college path.

Chip City abruptly closed all of its locations after expanding from a New York cookie shop into a multistate chain backed by millions in outside investment

Griffin's $3 billion donation — the largest individual gift in higher education history — will expand Carnegie Mellon's Pittsburgh campus and establish a new Miami campus.

Six Flags Magic Mountain permanently closed X2 after settling a rider's death lawsuit and facing hundreds of brain injury claims from riders.

Andreessen Horowitz is backing a new San Francisco education venture with $42 million as Silicon Valley bets AI will reshape how future tech founders and workers are trained.