Washington Times - Business
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Federal judge blocks JetBlue's $3.8 billion buyout of Spirit AirlinesA federal judge on Tuesday sided with the Biden administration and blocked JetBlue Airways from buying Spirit Airlines, saying the $3.8 billion...
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Banks prepare to take on Biden administration over billions in overdraft feesThe squabble over billion of dollars in overdraft fees that Americans get charged every year is intensifying.
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Undaunted Houthis trade strikes again with U.S., allies in tense Red SeaU.S. forces on Tuesday conducted a third round of airstrikes against Houthi rebels in Yemen, Pentagon officials said, on the same day a missile...
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CEO of Barstool Sports announces she's leaving, saying 'the work I came here to do is done'Erika Ayers Badan will step down as CEO of Barstool Sports, the media brand that has grown explosively over the past decade, she said Tuesday.
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Judge rejects Trump White House official Peter Navarro's bid for new contempt of Congress trialA federal judge on Tuesday rejected a bid for a new trial for Peter Navarro, a Trump White House official convicted of contempt of Congress for...
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Winter freeze slaps EV owners with charging nightmareElectric vehicle owners this winter have been saddled with charging woes due to the deep freeze.
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Disney hopes prosecutor's free speech case against DeSantis helps its own lawsuit against governorDisney is hoping a recent decision bolstering a Florida prosecutor's First Amendment case against Gov. Ron DeSantis helps its own free speech...
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Advocacy groups are petitioning for the end of SNAP interview requirementsStudent and legal advocacy groups are petitioning the U.S. Department of Agriculture to lift the interview requirement for Supplemental Nutrition...
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Lawsuit over California group's do-not-eat listing for American lobster dismissedA California court has dismissed a lawsuit from a group of fishermen against a conservation group that added New England lobster to its list of...
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Shell to sell big piece of its Nigeria oil business, but activists want pollution cleaned up firstShell said Tuesday it agreed to sell its onshore business in Nigeria's Niger Delta to a consortium of companies in a deal worth $2.4 billion, the...
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Uber cuts off Drizly, the alcohol delivery app it bought for $1.1 billion three years agoUber is shutting down alcohol delivery app Drizly, the company confirmed, three years after acquiring the platform for $1.1 billion.
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Tokyo Governor Koike asked to stop $2.45 billion plan to remake park, famous baseball stadiumGovernor Yuriko Koike was asked Tuesday to stop a disputed $2.45 billion project to convert a Tokyo park district, renowned for its rows of...
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Why University of Idaho murders survivor waited hours to call cops after finding roommate deadOne of the surviving roommates of the four University of Idaho students allegedly killed by Bryan Kohberger didn’t immediately call police because...
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Apple issues warning to iPhone users to delete this commonly used app immediatelyApple is warning its iPhone users to delete a common app, claiming it's a danger to digital privacy.
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From climate change to crypto, congressional Republicans are wiping out Biden's regulationsRepublicans, in their first 100 days with a bicameral majority in Congress, have repealed seven of President Biden's regulations, mostly...
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Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan arrested by FBI for allegedly helping illegal immigrant evade ICE in her courtroomA veteran Wisconsin judge was arrested Friday for allegedly helping a Mexican illegal migrant evade ICE agents in her courtroom, the head of the...
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Pistons, Knicks miffed by officiating in wild finishBoth clubs were unhappy after a pair of odd plays that were or weren't whistled in the closing seconds of New York's win in Detroit on Thursday night.
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China drops tariffs on US semiconductors, weighs more exemptions as countries attempt to navigate trade war: reportsTaxes on at least eight classifications of US microchips have been lowered to zero, according to Chinese media.
