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UAW shakes up top staff after text messages reveal retaliation scheme
United Auto Workers President Shawn Fain's chief of staff has resigned following evidence that he colluded with the union's compliance director to falsify allegations against Secretary-Treasurer Margaret Mock, whose departmental assignments will be restored, according to a report filed Thursday by the union's court-appointed monitor.
The UAW ...Read more
Disney+ to be part of a streaming bundle in Middle East
Walt Disney Co. is expanding its presence in the Middle East, inking a deal with Saudi media conglomerate MBC Group and UAE firm Anghami to form a streaming bundle.
The bundle will allow customers in Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE to access a trio of streaming services — Disney+; MBC Group's Shahid, which carries ...Read more
Colorado rocket maker considering Front Range for 1,850 jobs
The Colorado Economic Development Commission on Thursday approved its largest single incentive awards ever, extending $35.2 million in state tax credits to a rapidly growing developer and producer of solid rocket motors and hypersonic propulsion systems, matching the description of a company called Ursa Major.
In line with the practice of ...Read more
IRS confirms $2K slot jackpot threshold begins in '26
A long-awaited update to slot jackpot tax reporting included in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act will take effect in 2026, the Internal Revenue Service confirmed this week.
The updated minimum threshold of $2,000 for slot jackpots will begin Jan. 1, according to the federal agency.
The confirmation follows Monday’s posting of a draft IRS Form ...Read more
Real estate Q&A: How can we get neighbor to deal with constantly barking dog
Q: Ever since our new neighbor moved in six months ago, they have constantly left their dog out, and it never stops barking. We try to be patient, but it’s getting intolerable. What can we do? — Katya
A: Dealing with inconsiderate neighbors can be frustrating and stressful. For some people, it might be a barking dog; for others, it could be...Read more
Vacancies for life science office space hit record highs. Here's who's taking advantage
Vacancy rates for life science space are at record highs, and a few firms are capitalizing on the downturn.
The region’s core cluster vacancy rate is a record 31.2%, up from 20.4% a year ago, according to a report by commercial real estate firm Jones Lang LaSalle. Vying to fill vacant buildings, landlords are offering incentives like free ...Read more
Faced with a housing crisis, this southern Minnesota city is saying yes to experimental builds
NEW ULM, Minnesota – Leaders in this southern Minnesota city, famous for its German heritage, have adopted a new philosophy to combat its housing crisis: saying “ja.”
Over the past few months, the City Council in this town of about 14,000 has approved a flurry of housing projects, including nearly two-dozen shed houses in an industrial ...Read more
Chase to open new J.P. Morgan Financial Center for million-dollar customers on Michigan Avenue
CHICAGO — The remaking of North Michigan Avenue will take another step forward next year with the opening of a new two-story Chase/J.P. Morgan banking center in a former clothing store across from the Water Tower.
The high-traffic retail location at 830 N. Michigan Ave. will feature a Chase branch at street level and a J.P. Morgan Financial ...Read more
European cargo ships are rerouting to Philadelphia as Baltimore struggles to replace Key Bridge
Two top trans-Atlantic shippers are moving their cargoes to Philadelphia-area terminals, boosting longshore and trucking jobs, and ending Baltimore port calls as work drags on replacing the Key Bridge whose collapse 21 months ago crippled ship traffic to that city’s harbor.
A.P. Moller-Maersk, based in Denmark, and German-based Hapag-Lloyd AG...Read more
Seattle e-bike pioneer Rad Power Bikes files bankruptcy, owes $73 million
Seattle-based Rad Power Bikes, a pioneer in mass-market e-bikes, filed for bankruptcy protection earlier this week as it continues to look for a buyer amid falling sales and massive debt.
Court documents show the 18-year-old company owes nearly $73 million to dozens of creditors, including the federal agency that collects tariffs, but has only ...Read more
Trump Media targets nuclear fusion through merger with TAE
Trump Media & Technology Group Corp., the company behind Truth Social, is getting into nuclear fusion.
The company said Thursday it will merge with TAE Technologies Inc., a closely held fusion developer founded in 1998, in a transaction valued at more than $6 billion. Shareholders of each company will own about 50% of the combined business ...Read more
San Diego rents have fallen for 6 months, longest decline in 15 years
Average rents in San Diego County have fallen for six straight months and have reached a milestone not seen since in 15 years.
Rents are down 0.3% year-over-year to an average $2,520 per month in early December, said real estate tracker CoStar. San Diego County has not seen average rent decline on an annual basis since the end of 2010.
Of ...Read more
How this Florida barrier island community pushed back against overdevelopment
Picture this: A sandy, 25-mile stretch of beach, just a three-hour drive from Miami but devoid of grocery stores or gas stations, restaurants, bars or hotels. Instead, sea turtles nest on the beach, their hatchlings’ sense of orientation protected by dark-sky rules and by long-term residents who know to handle them with care on their extensive...Read more
US stocks drop a fourth day as exit out of AI shares continues
U.S. stocks sank for a fourth straight day as weakness in AI-related stocks outweighed investor optimism about the potential for additional interest-rate cuts from the Federal Reserve.
The S&P 500 Index dropped 1.2% Wednesday, for its longest losing streak in a month, and fell below its average over the last 50 days, a key technical level. ...Read more
'It penetrates your bones': Day laborers protest noise machines installed at Home Depot
A pair of blue and yellow earplugs dangle on Jose's neck while waiting for work as a day laborer out of the Home Depot in Cypress Park.
They've been a necessity for laborers in the area since late November, when Home Depot installed three machines in the parking lot that emit a high-pitched tone. The noise, typically kept on all day, is a ...Read more
UWM acquires mortgage servicer in $1.3 billion all-stock deal
In a move that significantly expands its footprint in the mortgage servicing landscape, Pontiac, Michigan-based United Wholesale Mortgage Holdings Corp. said Wednesday it would acquire Two Harbors Investment Corp. in an all-stock deal valued at $1.3 billion.
The merger combines United Wholesale Mortgage with Two Harbors, a real estate ...Read more
He helped make Delta a 'premium' airline. Now he's stepping down
The architect behind Delta Air Lines’ global network and its push to be a “premium” airline is retiring.
Delta’s president of nearly a decade, Glen Hauenstein, is stepping down Feb. 28, the company announced Wednesday.
A new president is not being named.
Instead, 35-year Delta veteran and Senior Vice President Joe Esposito will take ...Read more
How JBS used TikTok to lure Haitian refugees to work at its Colorado meat-processing plant
JBS needed workers.
It was 2023, and the meat-processing giant headquartered in Greeley had just endured a tumultuous stretch.
The plant became one of Colorado’s hotspots during the COVID-19 pandemic, with the virus responsible for the deaths of at least seven workers. Many laborers left the company as a result. The ones who stayed demanded ...Read more
At a Silicon Valley summit, robots fold laundry -- and investors open their wallets
Robots from around the world converged on Silicon Valley to provide a glimpse of a potential future.
Two robots picked up T-shirts with orange-tipped claws, then neatly folded and piled them. A cute companion robot with bright eyes used its mechanical hands to make a heart. A small robot wearing a bear hat threw punches and a blue-green robot, ...Read more
Why Hormel is struggling to profit off America's protein obsession
Hormel is essentially synonymous with pork, namely sizzling breakfast meats and the infamous canned ham Spam.
The Austin, Minnesota-based Fortune 500 company has only broadened its protein offerings in recent years, adding convenient deli option Columbus Craft Meats, healthy ground turkey and snack staple Planters nuts.
In an era of protein-...Read more
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