Starbucks Corp. said it hasn’t changed its policy allowing its coffee shops to celebrate Pride month after a workers’ union said store employees in several US states had been told to take down LGBTQ-themed decorations.
United Airlines Holdings Inc. is offering its pilots a contract with an incremental value in excess of $8 billion over four years, a figure that would make it the richest deal ever for a mainline US carrier.
US Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said there’s “no question” the collapse of a section of Interstate 95 in northeastern Philadelphia will result in higher prices of goods on the East Coast.
A range of challenges will essentially drive some Bitcoin miners out of the market, according to Fred Thiel, chief executive officer of Marathon Digital Holdings Inc., one of the biggest US-based participants in the sector.
The US plans to purchase about 12 million barrels of oil this year as it begins to refill its depleted emergency reserve amid falling crude prices, according to two people familiar with the matter.
A “doomsday” scenario for the Manhattan office market would only result in a modest property tax revenue shortfall for New York City, according to city Comptroller Brad Lander.
Oil rebounded by more than 3% from a three-month low as China weighed measures to revitalize the world’s second-largest economy.
Advanced Micro Devices Inc. showcased its upcoming line of artificial intelligence processors, aiming to help data centers handle a crush of AI traffic and challenge Nvidia Corp.’s dominance in the burgeoning market.
Walt Disney Co. updated its film release schedule on Tuesday, delaying some major films by as long as three years.
The White House signaled it may challenge a finding that Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre violated a federal law that prohibits government officials from making political statements while on the job when she referred to “mega MAGA Republicans” during a press briefing.
