Amazon announces dates for this year's Prime Day sales event
Amazon is moving Prime Day to late June as it looks to boost grocery, household and retail sales around major summer events.
Yum Brands in talks to sell Pizza Hut to private equity firm: report
Yum Brands is reportedly discussing a potential sale of Pizza Hut to LongRange Capital, a deal that could reshape the restaurant sector amid weaker demand.
Red Lobster to close Times Square restaurant after more than 20 years
The seafood chain is shutting down its flagship Times Square location after more than two decades, pointing to prolonged construction disruptions and redevelopment plans.
Meta rolls out paid subscription plans for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp
Meta has started rolling out subscription plans for Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, including premium AI tools and expanded app features.
New York hotel rates set to rise after historic union contract boosts labor costs
Hotel operators say New York City travelers could face higher room prices after a landmark labor agreement sharply increased worker pay through 2032.
Congressional Black Caucus pressures corporations to oppose GOP redistricting efforts
The CBC called on more than 250 corporations to condemn Republican-led congressional redistricting efforts and disclose related political donations.
BP ousts chairman over ‘serious’ governance concerns as shares tumble
BP shares fell after the company ousted Chairman Albert Manifold over governance and conduct concerns, adding to years of executive upheaval.
Costco patio swings recalled after seat detachments lead to injuries
Costco-exclusive Agio Menlo Woven Patio Swings are being recalled after eight reports of seats detaching from the frame and causing injuries.
Detroit bankruptcy case officially closes more than 13 years after historic filing
Detroit formally closed the largest municipal bankruptcy case in U.S. history after years of debt restructuring, balanced budgets and improving credit ratings.