Boeing's last 747 to roll out of Washington state factory
Once the largest passenger aircraft built, the last Boeing 747 rolled off the factory floor in Everett, Washington after over 50 years of production.
Fanatics hits $31 billion valuation in latest funding round
Fanatics worth $31 billion after $700 million investment round. Defies negative market trends caused by inflation and recession worries due to high growth potential.
United Airlines CEO says proposed Delta contract could set benchmark for other carriers
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby expressed confidence in rival Delta Air Line's latest proposed contract to its pilot union, saying the deal could help the entire industry move forward.
North Carolina power outage points to Homeland Security long-documented threats to US power grid
Power outages expected to extend to Thursday in North Carolina's Moore County serve as a reminder that the nation's electrical infrastructure could be vulnerable to domestic terrorists.
NRG Energy to buy Vivint Smart Home for $2.8B
NRG Energy announced it's acquisition of Vivant Smart Home for $2.8 billion deal that to capitalize on synergies between the electricity producer and smart devices company.
After key changes at Disney and Exxon, anti-woke investor eyes 'toxic' Home Depot, Chevron
Strive Asset Management Executive Chairman Vivek Ramaswamy is looking to roll back "toxic" energy and racial policies at Chevron and Home Depot, respectively.
Tesla’s latest EV will fill up on subsidies
California, where Tesla is making its first of the Semi deliveries to PepsiCo, offers additional subsidies to trucking companies that buy electric vehicles.
Home Depot says it continues to fight crime 'on all fronts' after elderly worker dies
The Home Depot says it is "outraged" after discovering that one of its elderly workers died from injuries sustained when a suspect allegedly shoved the man while stealing products.
America's missing workers putting crimp in post-COVID economic recovery: Elaine Chao
Former U.S. Transportation and Labor Secretary Elaine Chao discusses how the labor participation rate is affecting the economy as travel demand surges on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast.'
Ford CEO reveals how many dealers actually want to sell electric vehicles
Approximately two-thirds of Ford's dealers have signed up to sign the brand's electric vehicles as part of a new plan that requires certification to carry EVs.
US escalating Ukraine-Russia war despite civilians dying in 'great numbers': Rebekah Koffler
Former U.S. intelligence officer Rebekah Koffler argues neither Ukraine nor the Russian military has a path to victory on 'Varney & Co.'
Oscar Mayer ham and cheese loaf recalled after potential cross-contamination
The Department of Agriculture's Food Safety and Inspection Service said Monday that around 2,400 pounds of the Oscar Mayer Ham & Cheese Loaf had been recalled.
North Carolina electric grid gunman knew how to disable stations: sheriff
A North Carolina sheriff said Monday that the person who orchestrated the gunfire on power stations in the state knew exactly what they were doing.
FedEx contractors face scrutiny after kidnapping, murder of 7-year-old
Scrutiny of shipping companies' vetting of contract and seasonal delivery drivers is mounting following the murder of a 7-year-old allegedly by a FedEx contractor.
US, EU agree to intensify talks on 'green subsidies' dispute
The Inflation Reduction Act has riled European and Asian partners, who worry it violates principles of free trade agreed to under the World Trade Organization
Energy groups sue Biden admin for failing to hold oil, gas lease sales again
Energy industry groups filed a federal lawsuit against the Biden administration Monday evening, arguing it has violated federal statute requiring quarterly oil and gas lease sales.
Nike, Kyrie Irving part ways after antisemitism controversy
Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving and Nike parted ways weeks after the NBA point guard's controversy over the promotion of a movie that spreads antisemitic disinformation.
Hertz to pay $168 million over theft, arrest problems
Hertz is slated to pay a total of $168 million as part of settlement agreements in connection to allegations that it falsely reported customers of vehicle theft.
JPM's David Kelly: Fed's window for 'soft landing' is opening
JPMorgan chief global strategist David Kelly addresses the 'intense' market sell-off, telling 'The Claman Countdown' he disagrees with the idea that recent market data is strong.
California Gov. Newsom pushing for oil company penalties in special session
California Gov. Gavin Newsom is convening a special legislative session Monday urging lawmakers to pass a "price gouging" penalty on oil company profits.