Employees ditch office happy hours in favor of staying at home after work
Corporate event planners say the "flake-out rate" is up, and work-related activities after work or on the weekends are on the decline. Instead, people are racing home after work.
Luxury watch market demand boosted by younger generation of buyers
Luxury watch sales are a $75 billion market, with secondhand sales making up 30% of that, according to data from the Boston Consulting Group. It continues to grow as demand increases.
Babies R Us returns with new flagship store featuring stroller test track
The company’s new flagship Babies R Us store will reintroduce the brand to consumers and lure in shoppers with its physical presence at the American Dream mall in New Jersey.
Summer of throwbacks: Companies look to capitalize on classic '90s products, movies
Major brands are bringing back old products to the market and content to the big screen. The "Barbie" movie starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling will hit theaters this summer.
NC lawmakers vote to block China, hostile foreign countries from purchasing US farmland
A bill that would prevent hostile foreign countries from buying farmland or land within 25 miles of a military base received unanimous approval from North Carolina House lawmakers on Wednesday.
Biden administration targets fentanyl supply chain
As the Biden administration makes plans to crack down on the fentanyl supply chain, the drug is being trafficked across the country and making its way to non-border states.
New York City cracking down on illegal weed shops
Despite the laws in place, which make it illegal to possess more than 3 ounces of cannabis and a felony to have more than 8 or more ounces, the black market has boomed.
How First Republic rescue, Silicon Valley Bank could cost Main Street America
In wake of recent issues with First Republic and Silicon Valley Bank, community bank leaders tell FOX Business that sharing the financial burden with larger institutions is unfair.
Four-day workweek gaining steam, restaurant, manufacturing industries say it doesn't work
There is a growing push to make Thursday the new Friday, but not everybody is on board.