Supply chain bottlenecks sour wine industry amid bottle shortage
The wine industry is experiencing supply chain bottlenecks amid a “shortage of bottles,” Dr. Kaan Kurtural, a viticulture specialist with UC Davis, said.
GOP hopeful Jack Ciattarelli says NJ property taxes will be cut if elected
New Jersey Republican gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli said he'll cut property taxes and introduce new brackets if elected.
California shuts down second In-N-Out location for defying COVID rules: 'Unreasonable'
Northern California health officials shut down another In-N-Out Burger restaurant location Tuesday for allowing indoor dining without checking patrons for proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test.
Houses in the Hamptons: A look into Long Island’s luxury real estate
'Mansion Global' tours two multi-million-dollar estates out east on Long Island.
Gambling industry wonders what casino floor will look like in the future
Walk into a casino today, and chances are it won’t look that much different than it did in the 1942 movie “Casablanca" when Humphrey Bogart made his way through the gambling tables in the smoke-filled room.
Texas offers businesses unique advantages -- they are free to succeed: Gov. Greg Abbott
As I talk to innovative job creators each week, they point to freedom and our welcoming business climate as the Texas advantages that allow their companies to grow and their employees to succeed, to afford a home, and to enjoy a high quality of life.
Virginia Beach 'criminal couponer' bilked stores out of $31.8 million, funded lavish lifestyle with proceeds
A Virginia woman sold $31.8 million worth of counterfeit coupons to thrifty shoppers and used the funds from her racket for high-end home renovations and vacations, according to new information released by the FBI.
CVS, Walgreens, Walmart ask for mistrial in opioid case, claiming juror misconduct
CVS, Walgreens, Walmart, and Giant Eagle called for a mistrial in an opioid case against the companies, after a juror brought in outside documentation and distributed it to other jurors.
Mexican cartels are exploiting American teenagers by paying them $1K per head to traffic illegal immigrants
Mexican drug cartels are beguiling American teenagers into big paydays if they assist in the human trafficking crisis at the southern border, Fox Business has learned.
Entire staff at Indiana Rally's walks off during shift, leave note for customers explaining why
The entire staff at an Indiana Rally's walked off the job in protest, leaving a note on the drive-thru speaker warning hungry customers they were gone.
Gender-neutral toys for children gain ground
New efforts are underway to eliminate gender bias in the toy industry, including a new state law and other efforts to stop marketing children’s toys based on gender.
Rhode Island set to be first state to pilot safe-injection sites for drug users
Rhode Island plans to create supervised spaces for users to inject illegal drugs, in a big test of the idea that reducing harm to drug users is more effective than criminalization.
California unemployment claims are one-third of nation’s total while Texas cranks up its job creation
The state of California released a jobs report Friday showing the highest unemployment rate in the nation which represents one third of the overall unemployed in the nation.
Denver airport's jobs fair hoped for 5K visitors – only 100 people showed up
Denver International Airport held a job fair this weekend hoping to see 5,000 eager prospective hires. But only about 100 people showed up.
McDonald's workers strike to protest alleged sexual harassment with goal of unionizing
McDonald’s employees are planning a one-day strike this week over the company’s handling of sexual harassment at the workplace
Supply chain disruptions impacting dairy farmers amid ongoing COVID-related issues
The nation’s dairy farmers are feeling the squeeze of the pandemic, as supply chain issues are raising the cost of producing and packaging milk.
Pumpkin supply impacted by extreme weather and supply chain issues
Consumers could soon see a shortage of pumpkins and canned pumpkin due to delays in shipping and inclement weather hurting the growing season for farmers.
Little Rock, Arkansas real estate: What you can get for $1.2 million
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Mike Pence visits In-N-Out Burger in California after chain opposes vaccine mandate
Mike Pence was in California on Thursday – and took some time out for a bite to eat. The former vice president just so happened to choose an In-N-Out Burger location.
DeSantis calls business vaccine mandate a 'stab in the back,' moves to counter orders
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis said he feels betrayed by business-mandated vaccinations during a Thursday press conference and vowed to call legislators back to counter the orders.



















