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Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR) is experiencing significant flight delays and cancellations due to air traffic control staffing shortages and equipment failures.

Big Dairy has experienced a decades-long decline despite being propped up by federal support. But now milk is in the midst of a comeback.

Shari Redstone faces a dilemma over whether to protect ‘60 Minutes’ from a nuisance Trump lawsuit or keep Paramount on track for its Skydance merger

Last week, President Donald Trump advised Americans that his trade war could result in children’s dolls costing “a couple bucks more.” That, at least, seems to have come to fruition.

A personal reflection on a concept that helped me rebuild my life after a major health scare. It’s an idea I believe is becoming more essential than ever across business, investing, and beyond.

In January, with a nationwide ban on TikTok looming, hundreds of thousands of people in the US began flocking to another Chinese social media app called RedNote—only to find that Maye Musk, Elon Musk’s mother, had already established a relatively large audience on the platform.

On a rare sunny day in London at the Google DeepMind office, Colin Murdoch saw the bank deposit from his employer come through. It wasn't his paycheck. Google was investing in his startup.

Meet the lonely men who think the tariffs will get them girlfriends. The “this” in question was a TikTok video from last summer in which the all-women executive team of an Australian skin care company playfully sang and danced around their office.

In the 1970s, when the Upstate region of South Carolina was known as the textile capital of the world, Adolphus Jones would clock in for grueling summer shifts at one of the many mills in Union, his hometown. Trains roared around him, transporting materials around the country.

By, Contributor. Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Ian Shepherd is an investor and host of the Business of Creators In 2019, Kyle Scott pitched a simple idea to celebrity real estate agent Ryan Serhant: turn his bestselling book Sell It Like Serhant into a course.