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New York City's city council approved a bill that allows restaurants to charge up to 10% on diners' bills.
Yes, I am a white man, but I can't wait for reparations.
As of Aug, 31, 163,735 businesses have indicated on Yelp that they have closed, a 23% increase since mid-July.
A decade ago, Blackstone Group Inc. became America's largest landlord, purchasing tens of thousands of single-family homes during the foreclosure crisis.
All three sub-indices of the NAHB's Sentiment Index hit record highs in September:
After May's huge rebound from March and April's collapse, which pushed total retail sales to new record highs, August's growth was expected to slow as government handouts fade from memory and jobs don't return as rapidly as everyone expected.
It's been an ugly year, performance-wise, for the man that the entire industry seemed to be worshiping, without question, heading into 2020. Ray Dalio's Bridgewater Associates is down 18.6% for the year, as of the end of August.
After May's huge rebound from March and April's collapse, which pushed total retail sales to new record highs, August's growth was expected to slow as government handouts fade from memory and jobs don't return as rapidly as everyone expected.
A human-like robot called Pepper can now detect whether people are wearing a mask to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
A $3.3 billion office skyscraper called One Vanderbilt opened up in Manhattan this week to little more than crickets.
Our paranoid moment has ushered in a run on supplements, survivalist gear, and all manner of prepper accommodations. Welcome to the age of conspiracy capitalism.
Admits Nikola One Semi Was Not "Powertrain Driven"
Amazon announced on Monday that its planning to hire 100,000 new employees in the US and Canada on top of the 33,000 corporate new hires it announced last week.
A Northern California logistics consultant was unable to book containers on the Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF) or Union Pacific (UP) railroads for the first week of September going to and from U.S. West Coast ports and Midwest destinations.
Looking at the key market events this week, central banks take center stage, with a raft of policy announcements due from around the world.
Though it has also announced selective cuts to contract delivery drivers and other jobs, cuts that stoked outrage given the performance of the company's stock since the start of the pandemic.
Las Vegas is a ghost town where even the strippers put up signs saying, 'Sorry, we're clothed': CAROLINE GRAHAM visits the ruined home of gaudy capitalism in the shadow of Covid-19
My supper last night consisted of a tall Margarita in a Bud Light glass, and a packet of Cheetos. For the first time in uncounted months, I was back at karaoke, among my long-lost friends, and rediscovering joy.
McDonald's UK will begin testing a new system of reusable, returnable cups to cut back on the demand for hot beverage to-go containers now that 600 billion of them are produced each year around the world.
Danny Abrams opened a restaurant six blocks from the World Trade Center site six weeks after 9/11.
Nikola Founder Sends Employees To Germany On Private Jet In Late Night Scramble To Debunk Short Seller
Just how high can Asia-U.S. West Coast spot rates go? They blew past $3,000 per forty-foot equivalent unit (FEU) in early August and have been climbing ever since. They've just topped $3,700. Can they reach $4,000?
The COVID-19 pandemic hasn't stopped the world's wealthiest families from growing their fortunes. As Visual Capitalist's Carmen Ang notes, over the past year, the richest family - the Waltons - grew their wealth by $25 billion, or almost $3 milli
Electric truck start-up Nikola - that has received $2bn in funding from GM - is an 'intricate fraud' that faked an ad by rolling one of its trucks downhill because it didn't have engine - and edited footage to make road look flat, report claims
For some reason, the line in the sand for 'good' news on initial jobless claims has become 1 million. Twice in the last four weeks, there has been fewer than 1 million Americans filing for first time unemployment benefits
Walmart Inc (WMT.N) said on Wednesday it would run a pilot project for delivery of grocery and household products through automated drones, along with end-to-end delivery firm Flytrex, as the U.S. retailer looks to beef up its delivery business.
About 3.3 million passengers passed through the Transportation Security Administration's (TSA) checkpoints over Labor Day weekend, with 968,673 passengers boarding flights on Sept. 4 and 935,000 on Sept. 7.
When Tamarack Dispensary opened in the northwestern Montana city of Kalispell in 2009, medical marijuana was legal but still operating on the fringes of the conservative community.
Americans Pay Down Credit Cards For 5th Consecutive Month As Post-Covid Deleveraging Continues
Cuomo signs NYC restaurants' death warrant: Governor says he won't allow city to reopen indoor dining because it 'doubles amount of bars and there's no one to enforce the rules' - so how come other major cities are managing?