Spirit Airlines seeks court approval to auction 20 Airbus jets to reduce debt and streamline operations amid bankruptcy.

A federal judge ruled that a lawsuit accusing Bank of America of ignoring red flags tied to Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking can move forward to trial.

Stellantis warns owners of 225,000 vehicles not to drive until defective Takata airbags are replaced to prevent serious injuries.

The FDA has refused to review Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine application, citing trial design concerns despite no safety issues.

Target cuts 500 jobs while boosting store staffing and training in its first major layoffs in nearly a decade.

Paramount sweetens its Warner Bros bid with extra cash incentives and breakup fee coverage to compete with Netflix's $82.7 billion offer.

A South Korean crypto exchange mistakenly credited users with $40 billion in Bitcoin, briefly making them multi-billionaires.

Toyota recalls nearly 142,000 Prius and Prius Prime vehicles due to a rear door lock defect that could open doors while driving.

Walmart boosts pharmacy technician pay up to $40.50 per hour and launches 3,000 new leadership roles nationwide.

Miami International Airport processes nearly 1 billion flowers for Valentine's Day, ensuring bouquets reach the U.S. safely and on time.

The EEOC is investigating Nike's DEI programs for alleged discrimination against White employees, prompting the company to defend its practices.

Hims & Hers launches a lower-cost, personalized Wegovy pill, drawing legal threats from Novo Nordisk amid the booming weight-loss market.

Missouri federal judge dismissed a lawsuit claiming Starbucks' DEI practices were illegal, keeping the company's diversity policies intact.

Coca-Cola is ending Minute Maid frozen juice sales in the U.S. and Canada as shoppers shift toward fresh, ready-to-drink beverages.

A jury found Uber liable in its first sexual assault bellwether trial, ordering the company to pay $8.5 million and setting the tone for thousands of similar lawsuits.

Nike is under federal investigation for alleged bias in its diversity and hiring programs.

Cracker Barrel clarifies its travel dining policy, saying employees are encouraged—but not required—to eat at its restaurants while on business trips.

Pizza Hut plans to close 250 U.S. locations in 2026 as part of a major turnaround strategy.

Eddie Bauer may close all North American stores as parent company Catalyst Brands moves toward bankruptcy.

Trump says he will stay out of the Netflix-Paramount battle over Warner Bros. Discovery, leaving regulators to decide.

Parodontax recalls over 84,000 mouthwash bottles in the U.S. due to missing or incorrect labels.

PepsiCo cuts prices on Cheetos, Doritos, Lay's, and Tostitos by up to 15% to help consumers with rising costs.

Nelson Peltz reignites his feud with Bob Iger, accusing Disney's CEO of manipulating the succession plan.

A federal judge rejects Elon Musk's bid to dismiss the SEC lawsuit over delayed Twitter share disclosures.

France plans to drop U.S. tech tools for local software, boosting digital sovereignty across Europe.

Air India grounds a Boeing 787-9 after a pilot reports a possible fuel control switch defect, raising safety concerns.

Starbucks is sued by a former executive who claims she was fired for raising safety concerns about the Siren System.

Target names longtime executive Michael Fiddelke as CEO as the retailer plans major store upgrades and a digital revamp to revive sales.

CBS severs ties with Dr. Peter Attia after emails reveal his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

A nationwide recall of superfood supplements follows a multi-state salmonella outbreak that has sickened dozens across the U.S.