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Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian says ticket prices will drop when more supply enters the market, citing air traffic control congestion as a bottleneck.

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo details his role co-chairing an OKX and NYSE parent company venture aimed at lowering costs for consumers through the blockchain.

Bath & Body Works announced its strategic partnership with Ulta Beauty, rolling out products in more than 600 stores starting July 12 as part of its growth plan.

Gavin Newsom claims Trump DOJ investigation is politically motivated, but questions remain about behested payments directed toward his wife's charity in California.

IPO debuts from SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic could trigger a "Tech Exodus 2.0" out of California, as newly minted millionaires flood South Florida real estate.

The senators argued that FCC Chairman Brendan Carr needs to perform more due diligence on the foreign ownership of the Paramount-Warner Bros. entity.

NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun projects the national median home price will reach $1 million by 2050, as millennials approach traditional retirement age.

Johnson & Johnson says favorable tax policies, a skilled workforce and a strong investment climate helped drive its $55 billion commitment to U.S. manufacturing and research.

Kristi Noem alleges China is running a coordinated "travel agency"-style operation to funnel Chinese nationals across U.S. borders using documents and buses.

From charitable donations to buying expensive art and yachts, California billionaires are finding creative ways to minimize their proposed wealth tax burden.

Lachlan Murdoch calls the $22 billion Roku acquisition a defining moment for FOX, pairing live sports and news with America's top streaming platform.

A summer BBQ for 10 now costs $161 on average, with hamburger beef prices up 14% as inflation squeezes American household budgets this grilling season.

The DOJ closed its antitrust probe into Paramount Skydance's proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, saying the deal could strengthen competition.

Texas restaurateur Jim Hallers warns Congress that NFL streaming fragmentation threatens sports bars, citing $30,000 to $40,000 upgrade costs per venue.

SpaceX's first employee Tom Mueller says the company's record-breaking IPO, expected to value SpaceX at $1.77 trillion, will be life-changing for staff.

Papa Johns follows through on plans to close 300 stores, targeting franchise-owned locations generating less than $600,000 in annual sales by 2027.

The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve hits a three-year low of 349.2 million barrels, nearing levels not seen since the Reagan administration in 1983.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune pushes back on Trump's call to fire parliamentarian Elizabeth MacDonough, saying Republicans don't have the votes to pass the bill.

House Speaker Mike Johnson says entitlement programs must be adjusted, as the Social Security trust fund will exhaust reserves by late 2032, with only 78% of benefits covered.