Biden’s new tax could squash my family's can company
An Ohio steel conglomerate's plan threatens tens of thousands of U.S. manufacturing jobs and would increase the price of canned goods across the country.
Supreme Court temporarily blocks Purdue Pharma bankruptcy deal protecting Sackler family from lawsuits
The Supreme Court on Aug. 10, 2023, temporarily blocked a bankruptcy deal that would protect the Sackler family, who owns Purdue Pharma, manufacturer of Oxycontin, from lawsuits.
Coach owner Tapestry to buy Versace, Michael Kors parent Capri in deal worth $8.5B
Coach parent Tapestry will acquire Capri Holdings for $8.5 billion in cash to create a U.S. fashion house that can compete with larger contemporaries in Europe.
Meat business owner ordered to pay $1,143 fine after teen worker loses hand in grinder accident
The owner of a meat establishment in Michigan was ordered to pay a fine of $1,143, due to a 17-year-old employee suffering the loss of his hand in a grinding machine.
China slides into deflation in potentially worrying sign for global economy
As many countries deal with crippling inflation, China is seeing month-on-month declines in consumer prices and spending stoking anxiety among investors and trading partners.
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.
S&P Global Ratings is ‘no longer publishing’ ESG scores in its reports
S&P Global Ratings has released a statement that says “we are no longer publishing new ESG credit indicators in our reports or updating outstanding ESG credit indicators."
Stuart Varney: James Comer has 'hard evidence' the Biden family is corrupt
FOX Business' Stuart Varney analyzed 'hard evidence' from Republican Rep. James Comer showing millions flowed to Biden family bank accounts from foreign sources
Federal commission finalizes ban of inclined infant sleepers and crib bumpers
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission finalized bans on inclined infant sleepers and crib bumpers, prohibiting them from being sold or imported for sale in the U.S.
ESPN, Penn Entertainment to launch sports betting platform as Dave Portnoy buys back Barstool Sports
ESPN and Penn Entertainment have announced a new partnership that gets the sports media giant officially into the sports betting realm. Penn relaunched its platform as ESPN BET.
Wells Fargo, BNP among firms fined $260 million over use of WhatsApp, texts
Regulators issued fines against several financial firms, including Wells Fargo and BNP Paribas, for failing to maintain records of employee communications on unapproved platforms.
Novo Nordisk weight loss drug Wegovy cuts heart disease risk by 20%, trial shows
Novo Nordisk said the results of a late-stage drug trial showed weight loss drug Wegovy also can cut the risk of heart disease in certain patients.
Syrian pharmacy drugs to increase 50% in cost as pound hits new low
As Syria’s economy continues to tumble due to factors such as conflict and Western sanctions, the government has decided to increase the cost of pharmacy drugs by 50%.
Eli Lilly diabetes medication drives nearly $1 billion in sales as demand persists
Eli Lilly reported strong second quarter sales Tuesday in large part because of the demand for its diabetes treatment Mounjaro. The drug might also be game-changer for obesity.
British data regulator investigates Snapchat for allegedly not doing enough to remove underage users
Regulators in the United Kingdom are investigating whether Snapchat is doing enough to remove underage users from its platform. Snapchat is the most popular app for underage users.
Decades-long squatter takeover left to local Pennsylvania authorities: 'We're stuck dealing with it'
The city of Jeannette's fire chief says the department plans to use funds from Biden's rescue plan to demolish a remaining 250 vacant homes deteriorating from squatter activity.
US debt downgrade could mean trouble ahead. We should heed the warnings
Fitch’s downgrade doesn’t mean were about to default. It does mean we look like a country that can’t be depended on. Will we lose our status as a reserve currency?
Tyson Foods closing 4 US chicken plants
Tyson Foods announced that it will close four more chicken plants in the U.S. to cut costs. The company did not say how many employees would be affected.
Alzheimer's drug Leqembi could roll out to certain US health care systems in next few months
Health care systems around the U.S. are planning to start rolling out Alzheimer's drug Leqembi to qualifying patients. Some hospitals will start within the next month or two.
US is at the edge of war: Gordon Chang
Gatestone Institute senior fellow Gordon Chang explains why he believes the Biden administration is ‘clueless’ for thinking they are at peace with the rest of the world.



















