Fox Business Fast Briefs

Tropicana Field officially becomes the first cashless pro sports stadium in North America; Olive Garden allows lovebirds to get their significant others a breadstick bouquet for Valentine's Day.

Apple is telling app developers that they need to get user consent before recording their screen time in the app; Amazon is investing over $500,000,000 in a self-driving car technology start-up.

Fox Business Briefs: New AAA study finds that cold temperatures can suck the life from electric car batteries; Delta and Coca Cola apologize for 'creepy' napkins.

Fox Business Briefs: iPhone on AT&T will now show a '5GE' logo, a move that is causing controversy among users who say it's misleading; KFC date night package contest for Valentine's Day.

National Corn Growers Association says their disappointed with Anheuser-Busch after the beer maker bashed corn syrup in their Super Bowl ad; car dealer lots brimming with unsold cars.

Fox Business Briefs: Netflix says they saw a 32 percent drop in activity on Super Bowl Sunday; Pilgrim's Pride and Taylor Farms issue chicken recalls.

January employment report shows U.S. employers shrugged off the partial government shutdown by adding 304,000 jobs; Researchers find that Facebook users who quit are happier.

California prosecutors fine Ghirardelli and Russell Stover $750,000 for misleading customers; GM suspends production at several Michigan plants after a request from Consumers Energy.

Fox Business Briefs: Apple reports better-than-expected; Volkswagen holds on to the car industry's top spot in global sales.

Pacific Gas & Electric filing for bankruptcy protection following the devastating wildfires in California; Porsche claims their new electric car Taycan offers a faster charge than Tesla.

Samsung to replace plastic packaging in favor of more environmentally sustainable materials; Google, Amazon reportedly looking into ways to harness information on consumers' personal energy use.

Fox Business Briefs: MoviePass says it will offer its unlimited plan again; U.S. banks reported a record amount of suspected cases of elderly financial abuse to the Treasury Department in 2018.

Fox Business Briefs: The Wall Street Journal reports that the number of S&P 500 companies that have separated its CEO and chairman positions is now 45 percent.

Fox Business Briefs: Fortune releases its annual ranking of the world's most admired companies; WeWork set to launch new kind of casual workspace that will function as its own branded coffee shop.

Fox Business Briefs: Google hit with biggest penalty imposed under a new European privacy law; British Airways celebrates its 100th anniversary by giving one of its Boeing 747s a 1960s-era makeover.

Fox Business Briefs: JCPenney is struggling to survive after fellow department store chain Sears filed for bankruptcy; wireless carriers stepping up the fight against robocalls.

Fox Business Briefs: CVS Health and Walmart are announcing a new pharmacy benefits network; Tiffany is reporting it expects record sales and profits for the full year.

Fox Business Briefs: Recall notices are going out to owners of nearly 170,000 Hyundai and Kia vehicles; Gymboree expected to file for bankruptcy protection for the second time in two years.

Sears gets another chance at life after the company's chairman reportedly won a bankruptcy auction; McDonald's loses 'Big Mac' trademark battle to Irish fast food chain Supermac's.

Ford and Volkswagen announce plans for a global alliance to development of commercial vans and pickups; Facebook says it will invest $300 million in local news over the next three years.