Starbucks CEO defends company's DEI practices, says they are 'key' strength of business
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol said during a shareholder meeting that the company will continue to focus on diversity efforts, despite other companies beginning to pull back.
Trump threatens 200% tariff on French wine, other EU alcohol products
President Donald Trump threatened to impose a 200% tariff on alcohol products from France and other European countries as trade tensions between the U.S. and other nations rise.
Is the US housing market becoming a buyer-friendly market?
Real estate experts say the U.S. housing market in 2025 will likely move from a seller's market to be a more buyer-friendly market as inventory begins to rise.
GE Aerospace to invest nearly $1B in US manufacturing
GE Aerospace is the latest company to announce an investment in the U.S. economy under the Trump administration. GE said the funds are nearly double last year's commitment.
Egg prices will remain elevated as Easter approaches, Agriculture Secretary Rollins says
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins warned that egg prices will see another jump as the spring holidays near. It comes as the cost of eggs is surging.
Lyft to launch feature for elderly passengers later this year
Lyft, in an effort to gain an edge over its main competitor Uber, is working on a feature that will be dedicated to elderly passengers. It will launch later this year.
CVS opens smaller format stores as industry sees big shift
CVS is opening new stores around the nation, but they will be significantly smaller and focus only on pharmacy services. The move comes as the industry undergoes a major shift.
Southwest Airlines announces major change to long-standing passenger perk
Southwest Airlines, which long stood out amongst competitors for its low-cost, no-frills model, is starting to re-evaluate its approach as it seeks to capture more revenue.
United Airlines CEO says FAA needs to fix 3 things: Americans deserve 'much better'
United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby detailed three key steps that he says will fix the Federal Aviation Administration as the agency and its controllers are under scrutiny.