Private jet operator Wheels Up warns of 'substantial doubt' over its survival despite cash from Delta
Private jet operator Wheels Up received a cash infusion from investor Delta Air Lines Wednesday after warning of "substantial doubt" about continuing operations.
Ukrainian refugees moving to North Dakota to work in oil fields
North Dakota is welcoming Ukrainian refugees seeking to work in the state and alleviate a workforce shortage through the Bakken Global Recruitment of Oilfield Workers program.
Angel Studios' 'Sound of Freedom' passes $50 million at the US box office
Angel Studios' "Sound of Freedom" has brought in more than $50 million in ticket sales at the domestic box office since its release on the Fourth of July.
AI helping remove Chinese goods made with Uyghur forced labor from corporate supply chains
Altana Technologies developed an AI-informed supply chain mapping system used by Customs and Border Protection and a number of firms to root out Uyghur forced labor from supply chains.
Company that recycles plastic into clean fuels coming to West Virginia
West Virginia Gov. Jim Justice announced that a company that converts plastic into clean fuels such as hydrogen will be coming to the state near Charleston.
Lawmakers warn Chinese e-commerce apps may help avoid enforcement of anti-forced labor laws
Members of Congress wrote to CBP to express concern that Chinese e-commerce firms could skirt U.S. laws against the use of Uyghur forced labor due to a loophole for small shipments.
House passes bipartisan bill to revoke China’s ‘developing country' status
The House passed the PRC Is Not a Developing Country Act on Monday to strip China's designation as a "developing country" in international organizations like the WTO.
Here’s what happens at the IRS after you file your taxes
Tax pros report that this tax season most clients are getting refunds for e-filed returns in five to 14 days. For those filing on paper, refunds can take four weeks or more.
US restrictions on goods from China made with Uyghur forced labor worries Vietnam exporters
Exporters based in Vietnam are concerned about violating a U.S. ban on imports from China's Xinjiang region which aims to block goods made with Uyghur forced labor.
Elon Musk says 'single world government' could lead to end of civilization at World Government Summit
Elon Musk addressed the 2023 World Government Summit on Wednesday to tell the audience not to purse cooperation to the point that all civilizations are inseparably linked.
EU officials rebuke Twitter for failing to provide a full report on efforts to combat online disinformation
Officials from the European Union have rebuked Twitter for failing to provide a full report of how the platform plans to combat online disinformation.
China solar panel shipments scrutinized over forced Uyghur labor
Customs and Border Protection is scrutinizing imports from China's Xinjiang region under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. Solar panels are the most commonly flagged product.
UN chops global economic growth forecast to 1.9% in 2023
The United Nations has joined several major global organizations in cutting the outlook for global economic growth in 2023.
Enes Kanter Freedom: We must prioritize human rights in the Middle East
Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom discusses his role in the ongoing struggle for human rights in Turkey on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.'
UN secretary-general says 'Big Oil' peddles 'big lie,' should be 'held to account' like tobacco
U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres accused the fossil fuel industry of participating in a "big lie" to cover up oil's connection to climate change.
US and Japan form task force to promote human rights in supply chains
The governments of the U.S. and Japan formed a task force to eliminate the use of forced labor and protect human rights in international supply chains.
S&P 500 could sink another 22%, Morgan Stanley warns
Morgan Stanley analysts have warned the U.S. stock market could plunge by another 22% this year because investors are underestimating corporate earnings.
Most businesses expect 2023 recession: JPMorgan survey
A majority of small and midsize businesses in the U.S. told JP Morgan Chase in a recent survey they expect a recession this year as inflation continues to rage.
Senate probes major automakers over alleged link to Uyghur forced labor in China
The Senate Finance Committee is investigating eight major automakers after a report linked their supply chains to the use of Uyghur forced labor in Xinjiang, China.
Android phones in Iran get false quake alerts as Mahsa Amini protests continue
False earthquake alerts went off on Wednesday on Android smartphones in Iran as the country continues to grapple with nationwide protests.



















