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A Michigan Town Clamped Down on Its Wineries. Now It Owes Them $49 Million.
It's a situation that sounds almost too bizarre to be true, yet it's playing out right now on Michigan's picturesque Old Mission Peninsula. A federal court has ordered this scenic sliver of land, jutt...
Canada Seeks End to Air Canada Strike, Labor Board Referral Halts Walkout
Less than 12 hours into a disruptive strike, the Canadian government made a swift, decisive move to avert a full-blown crisis at Air Canada. With more than 10,000 flight attendants having walked off t...
Kodak Hinges on Pensions to Save It From Renewed Trouble
The clock is ticking for Eastman Kodak Company, which finds itself once again at a critical juncture, navigating a financial tightrope with significant deadlines looming. By May 2026, the venerable im...
Five Days in Monterey, the Center of the Automotive Universe
If you've been in this industry long enough, you've seen the tectonic plates shift. For decades, the true center of the automotive universe, particularly for groundbreaking luxury models and audacious...
Airbus Is About to Eclipse a Record That Boeing Held for Decades
In 1981, the year Airbus SE first announced its ambitious plans for a new single-aisle jetliner to challenge the seemingly unshakeable dominance of Boeing Co., the 737 truly ruled the skies. It was th...
Air Canada Strike Halts Hundreds of Flights: Labor Dispute Disrupts Travel
The skies over Canada — and indeed, the travel plans of thousands — have been thrown into immediate disarray as Air Canada, the nation's largest carrier, grapples with a massive labor stoppage. Around...
Mark Shapiro: The Architect of UFC's Billion-Dollar Empire and Its 'Eat What You Kill' Ethos
It was a staggering figure, even for Hollywood's high-stakes world: $7.7 billion. That's the price tag Mark Shapiro and his team at Endeavor secured for the UFC, a deal that not only reshaped the comb...
Democrats' California Map: A Bold Stroke in the Redistricting Battle
Friday delivered a significant strategic maneuver from top Democrats, who unveiled a draft congressional map for California that could fundamentally reshape the state's political landscape. The propos...
Trump: ‘No Deal’ Yet in ‘Productive’ Talks With Putin
The global business community, ever watchful of geopolitical shifts, found itself sifting through a familiar mix of caution and tentative optimism following US President Donald Trump’s recent remarks ...
Putin and Trump Meet in Alaska to Discuss Ukraine Ceasefire
Well, if you thought the global geopolitical landscape couldn't get any more unpredictable, grab another coffee. Reports are swirling this morning about an unannounced, high-stakes meeting between Vla...
Opinion & Analysis
FTC Reined in by Judge for Retaliating Against Media Nonprofit
In a move that sends ripples through both the regulatory and media landscapes, Media Matters for America, a prominent progressive media watchdog, has secured a significant victory against the Federal ...
US Steel Cites Valve Failure in Deadly Clairton Coke Works Blast
It's been a tough week for United States Steel Corp., as the company confirmed Friday that a fatal explosion at its Clairton Coke Works facility in Pennsylvania, which tragically claimed the lives of ...
Cencora Directors Reach $111 Million Deal on Opioid Claims
It's the kind of news that makes you pause and consider the evolving landscape of corporate accountability: the directors of Cencora Inc., formerly known as AmerisourceBergen, have agreed to a substan...
Blackstone-Backed Engineering Firm Legence Files for US IPO: A Sign of Market Revival?
It seems the long-anticipated thaw in the initial public offering (IPO) market might finally be upon us. After a prolonged period of dormancy, the filing by Legence Corp. for its public debut is sendi...
Fast-Casual Chains Struggle as Diners Ditch Pricey Bowls for Cheaper Eats
The recent flurry of quarterly earnings reports from some of the fast-casual sector's darlings — Cava Group, Chipotle Mexican Grill, and Sweetgreen — have sent a clear, if unsettling, signal to the ma...
WEF Clears Klaus Schwab, Appoints BlackRock's Larry Fink as Co-Chair
You know, it’s been quite a week for the World Economic Forum. After a period of quiet but intense scrutiny, the institution has officially cleared its founder, Klaus Schwab, of "material wrongdoing" ...