Fox Business Fast Briefs

Starbucks plans to open their largest store the world in Tokyo; new study finds nearly 75 percent of millennials who had student loan debt have delayed at least one major milestone.

Amazon reportedly facing pushback from some local politicians and community advocacy groups in Arlington; Ariana Grande is now the most followed woman on Instagram, overtaking Selena Gomez.

Fox Business Briefs: Some popular health-based apps have stopped sharing data with Facebook; Coca-Cola's new Orange Vanilla flavor now available.

YouTube deletes more than 400 channels after major companies pull ads; Burger King takes jab at KFC in new campaign to promote its new flame-grilled chicken sandwich.

Fox Business Briefs: Johnson & Johnson receives subpoenas from the SEC and DOJ; new study based on Bureau of Labor statistics data shows the highest-paying jobs for women in the U.S.

Fox Business Briefs: Google admits it made a mistake in not disclosing that its home alarm product Nest Guard has a microphone; Payless will honor gift cards and store credit until March 11.

Fox Business Briefs: Auto dealers offering discounts on popular SUVs and trucks as they reduce promotions on sedans; Netflix cutting ties with two superhero series 'Jessica Jones' and 'The Punisher.'

Airbus ending production on the A380 superjumbo aircraft; Fortune Magazine releases its annual list of best companies to work for, J.D. Power is out with its annual list of most reliable car brands.

According to Bankrate, three in ten Americans have more credit card debt than emergency savings. Improvement to emergency savings not likely to occur soon.

Tropicana Field officially becomes the first cashless pro sports stadium in North America; Olive Garden allows lovebirds to get their significant others a breadstick bouquet for Valentine's Day.

Apple is telling app developers that they need to get user consent before recording their screen time in the app; Amazon is investing over $500,000,000 in a self-driving car technology start-up.

Fox Business Briefs: New AAA study finds that cold temperatures can suck the life from electric car batteries; Delta and Coca Cola apologize for 'creepy' napkins.

Fox Business Briefs: iPhone on AT&T will now show a '5GE' logo, a move that is causing controversy among users who say it's misleading; KFC date night package contest for Valentine's Day.

National Corn Growers Association says their disappointed with Anheuser-Busch after the beer maker bashed corn syrup in their Super Bowl ad; car dealer lots brimming with unsold cars.

Fox Business Briefs: Netflix says they saw a 32 percent drop in activity on Super Bowl Sunday; Pilgrim's Pride and Taylor Farms issue chicken recalls.

January employment report shows U.S. employers shrugged off the partial government shutdown by adding 304,000 jobs; Researchers find that Facebook users who quit are happier.

California prosecutors fine Ghirardelli and Russell Stover $750,000 for misleading customers; GM suspends production at several Michigan plants after a request from Consumers Energy.

Fox Business Briefs: Apple reports better-than-expected; Volkswagen holds on to the car industry's top spot in global sales.

Pacific Gas & Electric filing for bankruptcy protection following the devastating wildfires in California; Porsche claims their new electric car Taycan offers a faster charge than Tesla.

Samsung to replace plastic packaging in favor of more environmentally sustainable materials; Google, Amazon reportedly looking into ways to harness information on consumers' personal energy use.