ADL blasts Lufthansa after Jewish passengers blocked from flight
Leading anti-hate organization says German airline must compensate affected passengers and educate its staff.
Ransomware attack shutters 157-year-old Lincoln College
Historically Black school to close Friday after surviving two world wars, the Spanish flu and the Great Depression.
Feds tell Frontier to stop lying about Internet speeds
Broadband provider "ripped off" customers by charging high-speed prices for slow service, FTC says.
Nearly 670,000 Minnesota workers to get $750 pandemic bonus
State will make $500 million in one-time payments to essential workers who stayed on the job during the health crisis.
Bird flu is driving up the price of more than eggs and poultry
Cost of "breaker" eggs — liquidized eggs sold to restaurants and packaged-food producers — nearly tripled in May.
Feds fine Bank of America $10 million for illegal garnishments
Nation's second-biggest bank must also refund fees to thousands of consumers, financial regulators say.
Companies fill the void as states restrict abortion rights
Supreme Court leak suggesting justices are ready to overturn Roe v. Wade may prompt more action by corporations.
Disney government says Florida dissolution law needs deciphering
"We don't know where we are going," district official says of the state's feud with its biggest private employer.
Walmart touts activewear line with Michelle Smith and Stacey Griffith
Retailer launches fashion and fitness couple's brand on website and at 1,500 stores.
Eli Lilly says obesity drug helps people shed 21% of weight
Pharmaceutical giant says new study yielded promising results on a treatment for the 110 million Americans who are obese.
Disney says Florida can't dissolve its special tax status
Company tells investors it is business as usual in the Sunshine State, despite feud with governor and lawmakers.
Incandescent light bulbs to be phased out under Biden rules
Americans will see lower energy bills and reduce domestic carbon emissions by switching to LEDs, officials say.
Toyota resumes political donations to 2020 election objectors
Recipients of automaker's recent contributions include members of Congress who voted to overturn Biden's 2020 win.
U.S. food prices are likely to keep rising. Here's why.
As inflation surges, one Wall Street analyst expects U.S. food costs to continue rising this year and into 2023.
Koch Industries says it will stop doing business in Russia
Industrial conglomerate run by right-wing billionaire says it's looking out for 600 workers at two glass factories.