NYC Walgreens store keeping ice cream in chained freezer, locking up candy amid ongoing shoplifting frenzy
Photographs show a NYC Walgreens store has locked up its candy and ice cream, as a spokesperson called retail crime "one of the top challenges facing the industry today."
FTC orders Mastercard to stop blocking competitor debit payments
The Federal Trade Commission has ordered Mastercard to cease business practices it claims are designed to bar vendors from routing payments through third parties.
San Francisco not safe for tourists: Mothers Against Drug Deaths co-founder
Jacqui Berlinn describes how fentanyl has corrupted San Francisco and the path it takes out of the city on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.'
Microsoft challenges FTC's block of $68.7B acquisition of Activision Blizzard Inc.: Report
Microsoft challenged the Federal Trade Commission's attempt to block the software giant's acquisition of Activision Blizzard Inc. for $68.7 billion.
Omnibus contains $11.9B for Pentagon to replenish weapon systems sent to Ukraine
Congress is providing the Pentagon nearly $12 billion to replenish depleted inventories of weapon systems that have been supplied to Ukraine for its war against Russia.
The whack-a-mole economy: US manufacturers struggle with unpredictable supplies
Issues that began with the coronavirus pandemic, get worse as high inflation, the Ukraine war, and tension with China continue to disrupt the supply chain.
Blue-chip stocks plummet, pulling Dow lower as Grinch makes home on Wall Street
The Dow Jones Industrial Average is down Thursday as some of the indices’ key stocks nosedive
Guggenheim Partners CIO Scott Minerd dies suddenly at 63 after heart attack during workout
Guggenheim managing partner and global CIO Scott Minerd passed away unexpectedly Wednesday afternoon due to a heart attack during a routine workout.
Deadliest jobs in America revealed: These industries are 'dangerous and difficult'
New data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics has found logging to be the most dangerous job in America, followed by industries such as fishing, hunting and roofing.
Crypto giant Binance offers little transparency after FTX collapse
Binances internal finances still remain opaque to investors after the collapse of Sam Bankman-Fried's cryptocurrency trading firm FTX caused increase scrutiny.
Hedge fund Citadel expects to return $7B in profits to clients
The hedge fund firm, which manages $59 billion in assets, told investors its flagship Wellington fund returned roughly 32% through the end of November.
Russia, China threat ‘alarming’: Foreign policy expert
Mary Kissel, former senior adviser to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, reacts to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's decision to meet with President Biden.
San Francisco businesses demand full tax refund from city for coping with area 'controlled by drug dealers'
More than 100 business and property owners in San Francisco's Tenderloin district signed a petition to the mayor demanding they be refunded on their 2022 taxes over drug crimes.
Justice Department alleges two Americans worked with Russian nationals to hack taxi system at JFK airport
Two American citizens worked with Russian nationals to hack the John F. Kennedy International Airport's taxi dispatch system, the Department of Justice is alleging.
EU countries set up gas cap to counter energy crisis
Energy ministers for the European Union agreed to a price cap earlier this week to combat the ongoing energy crisis ravaging the continent.
First images emerge of British banknotes featuring King Charles III
The Bank of England has released Tuesday the first images of its new banknotes featuring King Charles III, which are expected to enter circulation by mid-2024.
BlackRock not changing stance on ESG investing, despite criticism
BlackRock says it will make no major policies on ESG investing, despite some pushback from Republican lawmakers who criticized the company's policies.
Nike sales may soar as discounts draw shoppers; margin squeeze looms
Nike weathers recession storm this holiday season. China's full court press on COVID could not keep Nike from a final quarter comeback before Christmas.
US poised to become net exporter of crude oil in 2023
As countries turn away from Russia after it invaded Ukraine, the US has become more attractive. This new demand could push US energy production higher.
Will a Santa Claus Rally come to Wall Street this year?
A Santa Claus Rally is in doubt after the U.S. Federal Reserve decided to raise interest rates and economic recession looms.