VACATION DESTINATIONS

Casinos and horse tracks that offer sports betting in New Jersey won $470.6 million from gamblers in August. This is up more than 10% from last year.

Miami Mayor Francis Suarez calls out the Biden administration's divisive rhetoric and points to Miami as an example of the power of unity on 'Mornings with Maria.'

Corporate communications company Twilio laid off 11% of its workforce in reductions that were done through an “Anti-Racist” and “Anti-Oppression” lens.

A Starbucks location in New Orleans will join 16 other stores that were closed in recent weeks due to crime and safety concerns. The location has been in operation for 9 years.

A San Francisco airport food workers union said that 41 of its protesters were arrested on Friday for blocking traffic outside a terminal.

Nearly 50% of Manhattan's office workers now go into their offices on a typical weekday, a Partnership for New York City survey released Thursday found.

PayPal CEO Dan Schulman said Friday that the company would not renew its sponsorship with the Phoenix Suns if owner Robert Sarver returns to the team.

A Michael Jordan 1998 NBA Finals jersey just broke the record at a Sotheby's auction for the most expensive item in sports memorabilia history. It sold for over $10 million.

The CEO of McDonald's says crime in Chicago has made it difficult to attract employees and suggested companies like his will continue to leave if the city doesn't address it.

The housing market is looking up for both buyers and sellers, real estate experts said. Homes are selling for lower prices, but high mortgage rates are still impacting affordability.

Apple CEO Tim Cook attended a meeting with several House Republican leaders on Wednesday to discuss several issues, including Big Tech censorship.

A discussion between an Atlantic City casino executive and a group of anti-smokers around whether casinos in Atlantic City should ban smoking on the gambling floor has been canceled.

A Minnesota man who was burned while working at a local brewery is due to receive $56 million. The man spent six weeks in the hospital due to the burns.

Friends and co-workers are reportedly saying they were concerned about the level of stress Bed Bath & Beyond CFO Gustavo Arnal was under before he jumped to his death in Manhattan.

Bed Bath & Beyond CFO Gustavo Arnal, 52, was identified as the man who jumped from a 60-story building in the Tribeca section of New York City, according to a report.

Amtrak will resume its train service on Sept. 26 from Seattle to Vancouver, earlier than the December restart date previously announced.

Washington, D.C.'s attorney general has filed a lawsuit against billionaire Michael Saylor and his former company MicroStrategy for tax fraud.

Chicago Police have announced new scheduling mandates to benefit police officers after a city analysis discovered over 1,100 officers had worked 13 days straight.

A basic income program that is giving 1,000 Los Angeles County residents $1,000 per month over the next three years has launched, according to officials.

Spirit Airlines is switching vendors in Dallas that provide agents and ground services teams, impacting 134 employees, it wrote in a letter to Texas officials.