Injured Copperfield trick participant loses lawsuit appeal
Nevada's Supreme Court upheld a jury's finding that David Copperfield and a hotel were not financially responsible for a man's injuries during a vanishing act.
Ski resorts cheer as spring storm dumps snow in California
Several feet of snow were brought to the Sierra Nevada by a sudden spring storm
Absent Dem lawmaker sits on committee handling bills affecting his employer, Hawaiian Airlines
A Hawaii Democrat who has been absent from Congress for months has a special arrangement with Hawaiian Airlines to continue to earn a living as pilot, while helping the airlines' priorities in Washington, according to a new report.
Broadway theaters extend mask mandate through May 31
The Broadway League added that many theaters will no longer require proof of vaccination after April 30
JPMorgan Chase plans 60-story NYC tower as new 'all-electric' HQ
JPMorgan Chase & Co. announced a major investment in New York City office space Thursday, with plans to build a 60-story building to be its global headquarters.
CDC extending travel mask mandate 15 more days
The CDC is extending the mandate for the second time since March
Boeing says 141 jet orders in limbo amid war in Ukraine
Boeing Co. on Tuesday moved orders for 141 of its airplanes into accounting limbo due to the war in Ukraine and international sanctions against Russia, meaning it no longer expects the jets to be delivered.
Uber and Lyft suspend surge pricing in area of Brooklyn subway shooting after catching heat on social media
Uber and Lyft said they are suspending surge pricing near a Brooklyn neighborhood where a gunman opened fire on a subway Tuesday morning after New Yorkers voiced outrage about inflated fares on social media.
JetBlue, Spirit cancel hundreds of weekend flights due to staffing woes, bad weather
JetBlue Airways and Spirit Airlines were forced to cancel and delay a slew of flights over the weekend due to ongoing staffing woes and bad weather that impacted operations.
Russia threatens legal action if forced into sovereign debt default
Russia will take legal action if the West tries to force it to default on its sovereign debt, Finance Minister Anton Siluanov told the pro-Kremlin Izvestia newspaper on Monday, sharpening Moscow's tone in its financial wrestle with the West.
Tennessee’s 1st legal cannabis restaurant coming this spring
A cannabis restaurant is opening in Nashville. Buds & Brews, an innovative, Nashville-based eatery, is slated for a spring 2022 opening. Tennessee’s first cannabis bar and restaurant will have an American sports theme.
Airline worker forced on unpaid leave over COVID vaccine mandate vows fight is 'far from over' at LA rally
A “Defeat the Mandates” rally in Downtown Los Angeles Sunday afternoon drew thousands of protesters and a lineup of speakers who shared their stories about refusing to obey vaccine mandates.
JetBlue, Alaska trim schedules as airlines attempt smoother summer
Major airlines have announced they will be cutting down on flight numbers as labor shortages continue.
Bitcoin 2022 participants tell FOX Business why they're attending: 'Democratizing money as we know it'
The Bitcoin 2022 conference attracted some 25,000 attendees — some of whom were willing to tell FOX Business why they traveled to Miami Beach to talk cryptocurrency with like-minded others.
Atlantic City 2021 casino earns surpass pre-pandemic levels
Atlantic City's casino earnings have surpassed where they were before the coronavirus pandemic broke out, but most of the improvement is due to the two newest casinos.
Disney corporate president says next generation 'queerer,' company must 'get with it'
Disney corporate President Karey Burke told company staff that Generation Z is “30-40% queerer” than previous generations, according to video of a company video call.
Republicans condemn 'outspoken attack' by Disney on Florida's new parental rights law in letter to CEO
A group of House Republicans have called on Disney CEO Bob Chapek to take back his "antagonistic" comments against Florida's parental rights law and to stop "cowering to a small political minority."
Elon Musk touts Cybertruck, Optimus, the future of self-driving cars at Giga Texas grand opening
Elon Musk made a grand entrance to Cyber Rodeo to open Tesla’s new Gigafactory and global headquarters in Austin, Texas, on Thursday evening, driving up on stage in a black roadster in a cowboy hat and sunglasses before giving a bold speech that was capped off by a fireworks show.
House set to approve more COVID relief for restaurants, including businesses tied to Disney
The House of Representatives is slated to vote Thursday on another round of coronavirus relief aid for restaurants that proponents say is still needed to keep small businesses afloat two years into the pandemic, but critics have panned as an unnecessary government handout.
The Weeknd demands Kanye West’s $8.5M Coachella paycheck, threatens to back out if fee not met: report
The “Blinding Lights” crooner is demanding he be paid the same money as Kanye West — $8.5 million, plus $500,000 for production fees.