Small businesses taking extreme measures to stop shoplifters because of soft-on-crime laws: Security expert
Security and shoplifting experts say thieves have become emboldened by soft-on-crime policies and led retailers to adopt drastic measures to combat theft.
McDonald’s customer allegedly punched employee 'several times' for touching his drink lid
A McDonald’s customer in Boston allegedly punched an employee at the restaurant several times after he grew angry because they touched the lid of his drink.
Teledriving company Vay brings new transportation option to streets of Las Vegas
Las Vegas can boast a new transportation option after German teledriving company Vay launched its first fleet of fully driverless cars in the major US city.
Florida Dunkin' Donuts employee burned after customer throws hot coffee in her face
The New Port Richey Police Department in Florida is asking for the public's help in locating a man who allegedly threw a free hot cup of coffee at a Dunkin' Donuts employee.
Intuitive Machines' moon lander tumbled onto its side, taking stock shares down with it
Texas-based Intuitive Machines saw its stocks nearly double on Friday after landing a spacecraft on the moon, but the shares dropped after the CEO said Odysseus was on its side.
Return of MLB spring training brings tourism boom to Arizona, Florida
Major League Baseball's spring training is underway with fans flocking to Arizona and Florida to watch their favorite teams compete in the Cactus League and Grapefruit League.
Ford pauses shipments of new F-150 Lightning EVs
The F-150 automaker will perform quality checks to address an unspecified issue.
GOP rep suggests Musk’s SpaceX is withholding satellite service in Taiwan
Elon Musk's SpaceX may be withholding Starlink services in and around Taiwan, Rep. Mike Gallagher suggested in a new letter.
Warren Buffett pays tribute to friend, Charlie Munger as 'architect' of Berkshire Hathaway
Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett wrote in his annual letter that Charlie Munger was the firm's “architect" while he was the "general contractor."
Warren Buffett pays tribute to friend, Charlie Munger as 'architect' of Berkshire Hathaway
Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett wrote in his annual letter that Charlie Munger was the firm's “architect" while he was the "general contractor."
Kitty litter heiress lists California estate for $88M
Jonny Cat kitty-litter heiress Joi Stephens has put her massive Santa Barbara, California, property up for sale. The listing is priced at $88 million.
Former World Bank president warns 'perfect storm' brewing for the next POTUS
Former World Bank president David Malpass joins 'Barron's Roundtable' to discuss concerns over slow growth for the U.S. economy.
Google admits its Gemini AI 'got it wrong' following widely panned image generator: Not 'what we intended'
A top executive at Google offered a mea culpa after its Gemini AI image generator went viral for creating "woke" content that often ignored White people.
San Francisco hardware store requires customers to shop with an employee escort to stop shoplifting
A hardware and paint store in San Francisco is reportedly requiring customers to shop with an employee escort in a bid to stop theft at the store.
Federal Reserve is dealing with a ‘rebound’ with some key inflation data: Kelly O’Grady
FOX Business’ Kelly O’Grady provides analysis of the U.S.’s inflation data as the Federal Reserve continues to grapple with a smooth economic recovery.
Surging home insurance costs could force families to leave these 10 states
Surging home insurance premiums are the latest obstacle to homeownership for millions of Americans, who are already grappling with steep mortgage rates.
Pharmacies scramble to serve sick customers as 'nation-state' blamed for ongoing cyberattack outage
Change Healthcare says a "cyber security issue" affecting operations at U.S. pharmacies nationwide is still ongoing Friday.
AT&T reveals likely cause of outage that affected customers nationwide
AT&T revealed the cause of a nationwide outage that temporarily stripped tens of thousands of customers of cellular service to be the "execution of an incorrect process."
San Francisco hardware store escorts customers while shopping to deter rising crime
Fredericksen Hardware & Paint, a generations-old store in San Francisco, has been forced to provide staff attendants to escort each customer due to rampant shoplifting.
Capital One's purchase of Discover faces political and regulatory hurdles
Capital One's proposed purchase of Discover Financial is expected to face pushback from regulators, who are already being pressured by lawmakers to block the deal.


















