Travis Scott, McDonald's hit with fines after rapper's impromptu visit draws large crowd in California
McDonald’s massively popular Travis Scott promotion caused some problems for one California city when the rapper made an impromptu visit that drew a surprisingly large crowd.
BlackRock may never bring 100% of staff to office after coronavirus
BlackRock may only see 60% to 70% of workers return to the office, CEO Larry Fink said.
Disney+ receives its first Emmy win for 'Star Wars' spinoff series 'The Mandalorian'
Disney+ scored its first win on night three of the Creative Arts Emmys on Wednesday for the “Star Wars” spinoff “The Mandalorian.”
Ford unveils electric F-150 factory plan, says business is 'roaring back'
A dedicated facility will start building the battery-powered F-150 in 2022.
'Tiger King' subject Jeff Lowe demanding a cut of Joe Exotic's successful clothing line
“Tiger King” subject Jeff Lowe is going after his former business partner Joe Exotic over his popular new fashion line.
Big Tech's battle for billions leaves lots of collateral damage
The outsized power of Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google affects every element of our economy and day-to-day lives whether we are willing participants or not.
Australia to amend law making Facebook, Google pay for news
The final draft of the laws will be released by early October
GM faces unexpected bills as India-China tensions delay sale of India plant
GM has not changed its plan to begin winding down the plant's operations next month
Southwest temporarily grounds 130 Boeing 737-800 airplanes over weight data
The airline says the temporary move has been made out of caution
Delta takes a 'mortgage' out on frequent flier SkyMiles for $6.5B
Delta's frequent flier program has more than 100 million members and generated $6.1 billion in cash in 2019 from sales of miles to its SkyMiles credit card partner American Express, SkyTeam airlines and other partners. The partners offer Delta miles to their customers as incentives for purchases and other transactions.
Amazon coming to a suburb near you: report
The proposed expansion will allow the company to take on rivals like Walmart and Target, who have been able to offer same-day delivery of online orders to customers through their brick-and-mortar stores.
Harry Potter role-playing video game unveiled by Warner Bros
The book and movie franchise from J.K. Rowling, now has spawned a role playing video game, "Hogwarts Legacy," that will let players experience life as a student at the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the 1800s.
PlayStation 5 to launch in US on November 12 for $499.99
The PS5 will first launch in the U.S., Japan, Canada, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, and South Korea before being unveiled to the rest of the world on Nov. 19
Deutsche Bank sets July 2021 office return date for U.S. employees
Deutsche Bank set an office return date of July 2021 for its U.S. employees on Wednesday as banks struggle with whether to bring workers back to Manhattan.
Apple says Epic Games' lawsuit is a publicity stunt to 'reinvigorate' Fortnite
The battle between Apple and Epic Games over the former's App Store engaged in mudslinging Wednesday and more legal action.
Al Gore promotes movement to cut global emissions in half by 2030
Former Vice President Al Gore will be participating in a climate-focused TED talk as part of a new effort to cut global carbon emissions in half by 2030, he announced Wednesday morning.
United Airlines pilot union voting to save thousands of jobs
United Airlines pilot union votes on deal to prevent employee furloughs.
Apple provided Seattle investigators with iCloud data belonging to rioter accused of setting police car on fire
Apple agreed to hand over iCloud data belonging to a Seattle arson suspect believed to have used Molotov cocktails to set fire to a pair of police vehicles at the end of May.
McDonald's Travis Scott partnership popularity is leading to ingredient shortages across the country
McDonald’s Travis Scott meal is so popular that the famous fast-food chain is actually running out of burgers.
Senators skeptical of Google claim it doesn't have ad market monopoly
Republican and Democratic senators alike voiced skepticism Tuesday of Google's reassurances that it is not a monopoly within the digital ad market.



















