BUSINESS
Employee Put on Leave After Coworker Said They Might 'Shoot Up' Workplace
The worker said their job was "hanging by a string" for months, despite having "done nothing wrong."
Hot Dog Eatery Offers Free Drinks With Proof of Vasectomy: 'Snip for Shake'
"It's a way to put the ball in the guy's court," said Sean Porter, owner of Daddy's Dogs in Nashville, Tennessee.
Newsweek Sues David Jang, Leader of Sect Under Federal Investigation
The suit escalates a shareholder dispute fueled by the magazine's reporting on a federal criminal probe into Jang's Olivet sect.
Gas Station Worker Who Walked Off Job With 'Power Tripping' Manager Cheered
When the new worker tried to check information on his phone, the assistant manager told him, "You don't know how things work around here."
Volkswagen Has Big, Green Battery Plans for Europe, North America
The German automaker launched a new company today and started construction of its first battery cell factory.
Company Publishes Birth Rate of Staff Members, Sparking Backlash
The company said the rate has been rising over the last decade as it has provided support to help those raising children while continuing to work.
Tesla Plant to Shut for Emergency Production Boost: Report
Elon Musk's Tesla plant that produces the in-demand Model Y will shut briefly, according to a German news report.
Rimac's Key to Success Is To Keep Them Guessing
The new owner of Bugatti, and burgeoning electric car manufacturer Rimac Group, has a very specific method of achieving success that leaves most in the dark.
Rihanna Dethrones Kylie Jenner as Youngest Woman Self-Made Billionaire
Rihanna has been named by "Forbes" as the youngest woman self-made billionaire in the U.S.—a title once bestowed upon one of the younger Jenner/Kardashian clan.
IBT Media Sues Newsweek CEO, Demanding He Return the Magazine
"This case is about the rightful ownership of the famed Newsweek brand," says the suit, which asks a New York court to cancel a 2018 deal.
American Airlines Has 12,000 Flights for July That Have No Pilots Scheduled
This includes Fourth of July weekend, one of the biggest times for air travel in the U.S.
Lawsuit Alleges Hobby Lobby Fired Clerk With PTSD Over Service Dog
The company claimed that the service animal presented several risks, despite allowing customers to have them in stores.
Praise for Company Offering to Pay Abortion Travel Expenses to Legal States
A member of staff shared the email online, writing that it brought them "some comfort" after initially expecting to read "corporate fluff" about Roe v. Wade.
Will Gas Prices Go Down in July?
The average price of a gallon has dipped below $5 and the president is considering a fuel tax holiday. Does this mean the worst is behind us?
Vietnamese Automaker VinFast Plants an Electric Foot in the American Market
The company has five electric vehicles in the pipeline, two landing later this year.
Modern British Office Has Treehouse for Meetings, a Zoo, Its Own Bar
The $18.4 million headquarters of Moneypenny in Wrexham sits on 10 acres of rolling Welsh countryside — and every seat in the office comes with a view.
Are We Heading for a Housing Market Crash? What Home Sales Data Reveals
A new home sales slowdown has triggered speculation over a possible housing market crash.
High Oil and Gas Costs May Be Forever, Top Banker Warns
This week, former Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Poloz warned oil and gas prices may remain higher permanently and Canadians may have to adjust.
Swiss Legend Toblerone Headed for Production in Slovakia Due to Costs
The iconic triangular chocolate bars made by Toblerone will soon no longer be produced exclusively in Switzerland.
Tesla 'Spy' Cars Banned By German Police
Tesla cars have been banned by police in the German capital Berlin over spying fears sparked by the vehicles' high-tech cameras.
Fact Check: Does Russian Ruble Rise Prove Western Sanctions Don't Work?
With the biggest Western economies reeling from high inflation, is the strong Russian ruble a sign of the country's economic resilience?
FDA Juul Ban Explained—Why Biden Admin Has Outlawed the E-Cigarettes
The FDA has cleared the way for Juul's biggest rivals to keep tobacco-flavored e-cigarettes on the market, but a similar approval might not happen for Juul.