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Disney had notably shorter posted wait times for its U.S. theme parks on the Fourth of July, indicating foot traffic was down, according to data from Touring Plans.

A decline in Airbnb bookings in metropolitan areas including Austin and San Francisco is raising concern about real estate markets in those cities and the potential for a "doom loop."

Goorin Bros., a San Francisco hat store that was founded in 1895, will shutter a Union Square location, following other stores that have fled the city since the pandemic.

Food delivery companies, including GrubHub, Uber and DoorDash, are suing New York City in an attempt to fight a new law requiring a $17.96-an-hour minimum wage for workers.

Businesses in New York City now must prove any artificial intelligence-driven hiring software they use does not have any racist or sexist biases under a new law.

New York City passed a law governing AI-assisted hiring practices, mandating that businesses that use the tool must conduct a third-party "bias audit" to prevent discrimination.

JetBlue Airways is ending its alliance with American Airlines following a judge's ruling that it was anti-competitive in the hopes of saving a pending merger with Spirit Airlines.

An auction house will sell part of Joel Magee's collection of Disney items later in the month. Items like a "Dumbo" ride vehicle and Haunted Mansion "Doom Buggy" will be for sale.

A woman disrupted a flight from Dallas-Fort Worth to Orlando in a hysterical meltdown over a "not real" passenger and demanded to be let off the plane.

South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker bought the restaurant and entertainment venue and its relaunch will see staff paid $30 an hour and tips banned.

Police in Washington, D.C., are searching for suspects who allegedly detonated explosive devices at three businesses in northeast D.C. early Sunday morning, according to a statement.

Amid thousands of delays and cancelations this week, United Airlines CEO flew private across the country Wednesday. He later apologized on Friday.

A California government agency says that a $100,000 salary in San Francisco is considered "low income," according to a memorandum earlier in June.

An electrical fire damaged the front of Tiffany & Co.'s flagship store in Manhattan on Thursday, just weeks after the store reopened following a $500 million renovation.

American Airlines Pilot Capt. Dennis Tajer joined "The Big Money Show" to discuss the safety concerns following the FAA's 5G rollout.

A Delta Air Lines flight arrived at Charlotte Douglas International Airport in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Wednesday with no front landing gear deployed, stopping with its nose on the pavement.

Ford Motor Co. has built a custom Bronco specially outfitted to help firefighters during wildfire season and is donating it to the National Park Service.

Pizzeria owners from Grimaldi's and Paulie Gee's in New York City discuss the "exorbitant" costs associated with potential emissions regulations on coal and wood-fired ovens.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams told conservative activist Scott LoBaido to "bring me a vegan pizza" and chat about a proposal targeting businesses using coal and wood-fire ovens.