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The Marvel star filed a lawsuit Thursday in Los Angeles Superior Court alleging that Disney breached her contract when the media company simultaneously released the superhero film on both Disney+ and in theaters.

Production of movies and TV shows is getting disrupted again because of Covid-19 and uncertainty over vaccination protocols, a setback as networks and streaming services remain hungry for fresh content.

The United Mine Workers of America claim Warrior Met Coal's workers made numerous concessions totaling over $1.1B to help the company stay afloat and emerge from bankruptcy in 2016

In a short clip, posted to Twitter by Harsh Goenka, Jeff Bezos opened up about his dreams to "go help explore space" after Charlie Rose asked what he would do if he wasn't running Amazon.

Twitter on Wednesday changed course and closed its recently opened San Francisco and New York offices due to growing concerns regarding the highly transmissible delta variant of the coronavirus.

Ford CEO Jim Farley said Bronco and F-150 Lightning customers are coming from other brands in droves. Over seven out of 10 reservations and orders are from people new to Ford.

Disney World announced Wednesday that guests at the park will be required to wear masks indoors again, following a brief hiatus.

Ford Motor Co. revved up surprise second-quarter profits this year – powered by climbing pickup and SUV prices even as a global computer chip shortage forced it to pump the brakes on production.

Apple CEO Tim Cook says employees of the firm will not be asked to return to the office until at least October.

McDonald’s Corp. says the labor shortage that has plagued its restaurants this year is showing signs of abating, especially in states that have already ended extended unemployment benefits.

Reps. Cathy McMorris Rodgers and Jim Jordan have drafted legislation that would remove Section 230 protections from Big Tech companies and require them to report any content moderation decisions.

Google announced Wednesday that it will require all employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19, and that it plans to extend its work-from-home policy through mid-October as the delta variant becomes more prominent in communities across the United States.

Unions representing American Airlines flight attendants and pilots have filed a grievance with the air carrier, claiming it has failed to provide crews with adequate transportation and hotel accommodations in between layovers, violating its collective bargaining agreement.

Boeing Co. booked its first quarterly profit in nearly two years as 737 Max jet deliveries picked up amid a rebound in travel demand.

Patrick Mahomes is breaking a record and he didn’t have to do much.

Menu price increases, as well as the chicken sandwich and a meal promotion with the South Korean band BTS, fueled U.S. sales gains.

Starbucks shares fell 3% in the after-hours session after the company lowered its sales growth forecast for China, its second-largest market outside the U.S.

Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian announced Tuesday that the company is hiring an additional 5,000 people to try to keep up with increased demand in travel following COVID-19 lockdowns.

Apple announced Tuesday a new overall June quarter revenue record of $81.4 billion, a 36% year-over-year increase compared to $59.6 billion a year ago. The company posted a quarterly net profit of $21.7 billion, or $1.30 per diluted share, versus a profit of $11.2 billion, or 65 cents per diluted share, a year ago.

Representatives from several major companies on Tuesday declined to denounce the genocide against the Uyghur people in China when directly asked by Arkansas Republican Sen. Tom Cotton.