Fox Business Fast Briefs

Victoria's Secret is bringing back swimwear due to popular demand; streaming giant Netflix says they will not make their movies and TV shows available through Apple's upcoming video service.

Fox Business Briefs: Marriott says it is planning to open more than 1,700 hotels over the next three years; Snapchat is reportedly getting ready to launch its in-app gaming platform soon.

Fox Business Briefs: Uber is reportedly planning to launch its IPO in April; Shake Shack is trying out a four-day work week in its Las Vegas locations.

Kayak is updating search filters to allow travelers to choose the type of plane they fly in; FDA announcing a plan to ban convenience stores and gas stations from selling flavored e-cigarettes.

Fox Business Briefs: Verizon is first major U.S. carrier to announce the price for 5G service; Walt Disney World raises ticket prices busiest days.

Fox Business Briefs: Chipotle Mexican Grill is expanding its rewards program as its digital platform continues to grow; Yum China is partnering with two of the biggest Chinese state oil companies.

Fox Business Briefs: Iconic New York City Chrysler Building has reportedly sold for $150 million; there were reportedly nearly 250,000 more plastic surgeries in 2018 than in 2017.

Fox Business Briefs: YouTube is introducing a new feature to fight fake news and conspiracy theories; Justice Department has launched an all-out attack on financial scams targeting the elderly.

Fox Business Briefs: General Motors plant in Lordstown, Ohio is ending production; Nintendo introduces its new virtual reality kit for the Switch gaming system.

Fox Business Briefs: 1.3 million of the recalled Subaru vehicles are in the U.S. alone

Fox Business Briefs: Amazon is launching a new anti-counterfeiting program called Project Zero; Lay's is launching three new flavors of chips inspired by genres of music.

Starbucks plans to open their largest store the world in Tokyo; new study finds nearly 75 percent of millennials who had student loan debt have delayed at least one major milestone.

Amazon reportedly facing pushback from some local politicians and community advocacy groups in Arlington; Ariana Grande is now the most followed woman on Instagram, overtaking Selena Gomez.

Fox Business Briefs: Some popular health-based apps have stopped sharing data with Facebook; Coca-Cola's new Orange Vanilla flavor now available.

YouTube deletes more than 400 channels after major companies pull ads; Burger King takes jab at KFC in new campaign to promote its new flame-grilled chicken sandwich.

Fox Business Briefs: Johnson & Johnson receives subpoenas from the SEC and DOJ; new study based on Bureau of Labor statistics data shows the highest-paying jobs for women in the U.S.

Fox Business Briefs: Google admits it made a mistake in not disclosing that its home alarm product Nest Guard has a microphone; Payless will honor gift cards and store credit until March 11.

Fox Business Briefs: Auto dealers offering discounts on popular SUVs and trucks as they reduce promotions on sedans; Netflix cutting ties with two superhero series 'Jessica Jones' and 'The Punisher.'

Airbus ending production on the A380 superjumbo aircraft; Fortune Magazine releases its annual list of best companies to work for, J.D. Power is out with its annual list of most reliable car brands.

According to Bankrate, three in ten Americans have more credit card debt than emergency savings. Improvement to emergency savings not likely to occur soon.