U.S. District Judge Amit Mehta, the judge tasked with hearing the Justice Department’s antitrust lawsuit filed against Google, is pressuring both sides to agree to an initial schedule for
Months into the race for an effective coronavirus vaccine, Pfizer seems to have carved a significant lead after early studies show its vaccine has yielded promising
It’s been a long year for commercial tenants. Businesses that rely heavily on in-person shopping, such as shops inside malls, continue to face uncertainty over
A new October surprise has arrived: the labor market performed better than expected as unemployment numbers dropped around the country. However, high rates remained for
Christina Herrin, government relations manager of health policy, discusses the impacts of government bans on menthol cigarettes with Leonard Robinson of Consumers Research. As states
In addition to the presidency, consumer issues were on the ballot this year across the country with referendums on matters like tax hikes and payday
Walmart has terminated its contract with Bossa Nova Robotics, a robotics company hired to design robots to stock store shelves. The Wall Street Journal reported that Walmart was removing
Businesses across the country are boarding up like Election Day is a hurricane. Earlier this week, businesses in downtown Minneapolis met with law enforcement. They were urged
Pet ownership has seen a boom in popularity in pandemic times, and companies that cater to them are clamoring to set themselves apart. Chewy, a
Are you buying a coach or Kate Spade handbag anytime soon? You’re not alone as revenue per handbag has risen globally more than 25 percent
Current U.S. airline prices are the lowest ever recorded, according to recently released data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics. An analysis of 25 years of aviation
New home sales took an unexpected hit this past September despite a boom in overall home sales for the past few months. Data from the Department of
