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Inflation hits rural towns: 'Groceries, utilities, gas, we’re seeing it everywhere'
Inflation is hitting the U.S. at a level unseen in decades, and both cities and small towns are feeling it.
West Virginia coal mines struggling through hiring shortage as demand increases worldwide
In Benwood, West Virginia, money comes in as coal goes out. Coal mines are going through a hiring shortage, which is hurting production.
Early heat waves strain energy grids in parts of US
Early heat waves mean more people turning up their air conditioners and using more electricity, which could spark trouble later in the year, an expert warns.
Migration from big cities boosts housing prices in smaller markets
The 10 most overvalued housing markets in the U.S. are in Idaho, Florida and Arizona. This means homes are selling for more than their expected price. Boise is the No. 1 most overvalued market right now.
Unidentified object in Pacific Ocean from 'outside our solar system': Professor
Professor of Astrophysics at Harvard University Avi Loeb shares his future expedition plans to find materials from outside our solar system at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean near Papua New Guinea on 'Kennedy.'
EXCLUSIVE: Former McDonald’s CEO to fight woke corporate politics
Woke corporate politics is going to see more pushback from business leaders.
Uber will no longer require masks after Florida judge strikes down CDC travel mask mandate
Uber will no longer require riders and drivers to wear masks effective immediately, the company announced Tuesday.
Global Citizen seeks up to $1 billion for six sustainable 'Impact' funds
Global Citizen, an international non-profit aiming to help end poverty, said on Monday it plans to launch six funds of up to $1 billion each focused on generating environmental and social impact in the developing world.
E-scooters are gaining popularity as gas prices soar
Most people are familiar with rental scooters you see on the street, but many people are buying their own personal scooters. One scooter repairman in Charlotte tells Fox Business that he’s been very busy.
No one 'immune' to nationwide crime wave: US Chamber of Commerce exec
U.S. Chamber of Commerce executive vice president Neil Bradley states that local, state and federal governments each have a ‘role to play’ in addressing the rising retail crime rates affecting small businesses and large chains.
Home construction costs soar nationwide
Supply chain issues and rising construction costs prove that if you want to build your own dream home, now may not be the right time.
COVID-19 pandemic takes toll on child care industry
With the rise of remote work, fewer people sent their kids to childcare during the pandemic. Now, with many companies calling employees back to the office some parents are having problems.
Gas prices help drive demand for electric vehicles, but supply chain concerns remain
Park West Mobility Service hasn't seen this much demand for electric vehicles in at least five years. Fuel prices going up is driving the market for electric vehicles.
Amazon considered creating app for its workers and blocking words like 'union': report
Amazon.com Inc staff included the words "union," "grievance," and "living wage" on a preliminary list of terms to block from an internal messaging app it was considering creating to boost worker morale, The Intercept reported on Monday.
Beehives are being installed in places you might not usually see them
Bee Downtown is a company dedicated to installing sustainable bee colonies in places you might not otherwise see them.
California has $600M in unclaimed can, bottle deposits
California has accumulated $600 million in unclaimed nickel and dime deposits for recyclable cans and bottles.