Industry

Boeing begins hiring replacement workers as a defense strike in St. Louis stretches into its second month without a contract deal.

Spirit Airlines will end service in 12 cities after filing for bankruptcy a second time in less than a year.

Newsmax files lawsuit against Fox News, accusing it of unfair tactics to block conservative media competition.

Paramount CEO David Ellison tells staff to return to the office full-time by 2026 or take a severance package.

et a free Dairy Queen Double Stackburger with any $1 purchase for National Cheeseburger Day, September 15–19.

Roblox introduces facial age estimation to boost child safety amid rising legal pressure and content concerns.

Salesforce cuts 4,000 support jobs as CEO Marc Benioff credits AI for handling half of customer service tasks.

Frontier Airlines offers its GoWild! unlimited travel pass for $299 through Sept. 5, covering nearly two years of flights.

McDonald's revives Extra Value Meals to attract budget-conscious customers with lower-priced combo deals starting September 8.

Amazon will end Prime free shipping sharing outside households on October 1, urging invitees to get their own memberships.

Disney will pay $10 million to settle FTC claims it violated kids' privacy laws by mislabeling YouTube videos.

Google keeps Chrome and Android but must share search data with rivals to boost competition, a U.S. judge rules.

Kraft Heinz will split into two companies by 2026 to better focus on shifting consumer trends and brand growth.

Amazon launches $4.4B data center project in New Zealand, boosting jobs and digital infrastructure.

Boeing Moves to Hire Replacements as Defense Workers' Strike Continues