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The doors of more than two dozen Michigan Burger King locations, all operated by the same limited liability company, will be permanently shut by mid-April.

Carnival Corporation on Monday said its future bookings hit record volumes in the first quarter and reported demand rebounding from the COVID-19 pandemic.

An Australian couple that traveled to Bali in Indonesia discovered an Apple AirTag had been placed in one of their bags, leading them to change their plans.

Employees that formerly worked at Chipotle's Augusta, Maine, location before it was closed over the summer will get nearly a quarter of a million dollars in back pay.

The number of virtual brands on Uber Eats rose to more than 40,000 this year from over 10,000 in 2021. They now account for 8% of Uber Eats’ storefronts listed in the U.S. and Canada.

Bayer has announced plans to shift its efforts away from women’s health to focus on diseases, cardiovascular disease, neurology, oncology and immunology.

Updates to the Blockbuster Video website have fueled speculation among the brand's fans that the movie and video rental chain, now owned by Dish Network, could make a comeback.

The Federal Trade Commission announced proposed court orders that would ban the operators of the "extended vehicle warranty" scam from the telemarketing and warranty industries.

"Shark Tank" star and FUBU founder Daymond John is teaching financial literacy to children with a new book, hoping to leave behind a learn-to-earn legacy across America.

Phillip Washington, Denver International Airport CEO, withdrew his nomination to lead the Federal Aviation Administration. President Biden chose him for the job in July 2022.

A California bill would ban certain "toxic" chemicals commonly found in candies like Skittles, requiring confectioners to come up with new recipes for their sweets.

Michigan has become the first state in decades to repeal a "right-to-work" law. Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, a Democrat, signed the legislation on Friday to praise from President Biden.

New Orleans is once again attempting to crack down on the city's influx of Airbnb-style short-term rentals by adopting new regulations limiting owners to one property per block.

FOX Business' Lydia Hu reports on the nation's ongoing baby formula shortage, detailing the impact the crisis has had on American families.

Sixty-eight million Americans are expected to place bets on March Madness games when it's all said and done. That’s 18 million more people betting compared to last month’s Super Bowl.

Many U.S. millennials and Gen Zers expressed a willingness to spend more for better movie seats, while older generations were less likely to do so, according to a survey.

The National Transportation Safety Board said a former Obama-era official on a business jet was fatally injured after the aircraft "abruptly pitched up."

American Airlines is cutting flights now so because of expected delays in the delivery of Boeing 787 Dreamliners, crucial for the transatlantic route.

The Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety and Inspection Service announced that more than 3,000 pounds of boneless beef chuck product is being recalled over bacteria concerns.