Parler CEO: Afghanistan fell to the Taliban days ago. Why is Twitter still giving them space?
In the 11 days since the Taliban brutally overtook Afghanistan, Twitter has resisted calls to ban the terrorist-sponsoring group from the social media site.
American Airlines extends suspension of main cabin alcohol sales until 2022
American Airlines will extend its suspension of in-flight alcohol sales to main cabin passengers through at least Jan. 18.
Inside the biggest movie stars' salaries in the time of streaming
As theaters and studios struggle amid the coronavirus pandemic, celebrities are still getting major paydays to helm big pictures.
Southwest pilot union threatens pickets over scheduling issues, lack of hotels, COVID-protocol clarity
The Southwest Airlines Pilots Association is considering multiple picket protests in the fourth quarter as union members say they are suffering from a slew of problems, including a lack of hotels and food availability, clarity on COVID-related protocols and abrupt schedule changes amid rising travel demand.
Macy’s, Toys'R'Us partner to bring the toy store back into physical locations
Toys"R"Us is making another comeback and this time it will do it with help from Macy’s.
Macy's outlook brightens after bounce-back second quarter
Macy’s swung to a profit in the second quarter on rising sales as newly vaccinated shoppers bought dresses, luggage and other goods.
Tim Tebow partners with new team after NFL comeback dream ends
After being cut by the Jacksonville Jaguars, ending his NFL comeback attempt, Tim Tebow partnered with Clean Juice to become the company’s national brand ambassador.
Startup US airlines say bookings sag as COVID cases rise
The newest U.S. airlines are showing signs of growth while at the same time hoping that the surge in coronavirus infections is only a short-term obstacle.
Toyota to slash September production due to global chip shortage: report
Toyota Motor is slashing its global production for September by 40% from its previous plan due to the worldwide shortage of semiconductors, according to Nikkei Asia.
Disney parks changing reservation systems, adding new ways to skip lines
Disney is rolling out new tools in an effort to enhance the guest experience at both Disney World and Disneyland.
Alleged Netflix insider trading ring charged by SEC
The SEC has charged five people in connection with an alleged insider trading scheme involving Netflix.
Alphabet’s Waymo building Texas autonomous trucking hub
The South Dallas facility will be able to accommodate hundreds of trucks at a time, Waymo announced Wednesday.
NLRB accuses Home Depot of forcing employee wearing Black Lives Matter logo on apron to quit
The National Labor Relations Board has filed a complaint against Home Depot, accusing the retailer of discriminating against a Minneapolis store employee who raised issues of racial harassment with coworkers and managers and displayed a Black Lives Matter slogan on his apron.
CVS, Walgreens await guidance on COVID-19 booster shots
Major pharmacies across the nation are confident they can administer and "accelerate access" to COVID-19 booster shots after they receive further guidance from federal health officials.
Disney World loosens face mask policy for outdoor attractions
Disney World has loosened its face mask requirement just a bit, and will now allow guests more leeway on whether to mask up in more outdoor spaces in the park.
Tech employees working from home could see a pay cut as companies push back office returns: report
Employees at Google and other tech companies who opt to work from their homes permanently could reportedly see a pay cut depending on where they live.
Home Depot's early release of Halloween products sold out 'almost immediately'
In a call with investors Tuesday, the home improvement retailer announced that it offered a "sneak peak" of its Halloween products online.
TSA extends mask rule for airline passengers to January
Federal officials are extending into January a requirement that people on airline flights and public transportation wear face masks, a rule intended to limit the spread of COVID-19.
T-Mobile confirms hackers stole about 7.8M postpaid customers' personal data
T-Mobile US confirmed on Wednesday that the investigation into a cyberattack has revealed that some personal data of about 7.8 million customers was affected, according to Reuters.
PG&E warns California customers it could shut off power to prevent wildfires
Utility firm Pacific Gas & Electric warned some customers in Northern California that it may have to “proactively turn off power for safety” this week amid weather conditions that increased the risk of wildfires in the region.



















