Fox Business Fast Briefs

Fox Business Briefs: Facebook users in the U.S. now have the option to completely turn off all political advertising on their feed.

Fox Business Briefs: Commerce Department says retail sales rose 17.7 percent during the month of May.

Fox Business Briefs: Nearly 43,000 pounds of ground beef is being recalled for possible E. Coli contamination; 24 Hour Fitness files for bankruptcy reorganization.

Fox Business Briefs: United Airlines is asking passengers to complete a health assessment before boarding.

Fox Business Briefs: Twitter testing a new feature to promote informed discussions by prompting users to open and read an article before sharing.

Fox Business Briefs: Group representing the airline industry says it won't return to being profitable before 2022.

Fox Business Briefs: Wendy's says its beef supply has returned to near-normal levels after a shortage left some restaurants without hamburgers.

Fox Business Briefs: U.S. airlines facing a cloudy future despite billions of dollars of stimulus from taxpayers as carriers still plan big reductions in flights, planes and employees.

Fox Business Briefs: Universal Orlando becomes the first major theme park to reopen to the general public.

Fox Business Briefs: 15 U.S. airlines now have permission to halt service to 75 domestic airports as fewer people are flying during the coronavirus pandemic.

Fox Business Briefs: Google sued in a proposed class action accusing the internet giant of illegally collecting data from users with browsers set in 'private' mode.

Fox Business Briefs: Starbucks will continue to cut employee hours after it decided to keep most of its dining rooms closed during the coronavirus pandemic.

Fox Business Briefs: Delta Air Lines and its pilot union are working to avoid furloughs of about 2,300 pilots.

Fox Business Briefs: UPS has been swamped with demand for package delivery during shutdowns and says it will start charging companies more for shipping.

Fox Business Briefs: 2.1 million people filed for unemployment benefits for the first time last week; American Airlines is cutting 30 percent of its administrative staff and management, about 5,000 employees.

Fox Business Briefs: Electric car company Tesla is cutting prices as much as 6 percent.

Fox Business Briefs: New York Stock Exchange reopens trading floor two months after the COVID-19 pandemic forced it to close.

Fox Business Briefs: New York Post reports Hertz has been delaying paying an important bill, hoping to put it off until after business improves.

Fox Business Briefs: 2.2 million new claims for unemployment benefits in the week ending May 16 just about match economists' expectations.

Fox Business Briefs: Johnson & Johnson says it will stop selling talc-based baby powder in the United States.