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A group of state business organizations from around the country have called on the U.S. Senate to reopen the government in a letter amplified by the White House, citing the threat of “serious economic damage.”

On Wednesday’s broadcast of NewsNation’s “Elizabeth Vargas Reports,” Rep. Mark Takano (D-CA) stated that he doesn’t understand where the idea that New York City mayoral candidate Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani (D) is anti-business comes from and Mamdani “seems very rooted in

The founders of Ben and Jerry’s ice cream appear to be fighting a losing battle against the company that owns the brand, which is seeking to politically detoxify the product in the MAGA era.

Florida state Sen. Jason Pizzo has filed a bill that would require employers to use E-Verify to prevent the hiring of illegal migrants.

Department store chain Kohl’s has announced the closure of 27 “underperforming” stores and a distribution center by this spring, just a month after competing chain Macy’s said they are shuttering 150 locations.

Dunkin’ stores in several states were doughnut-less on Thursday and Friday, leaving many a customer’s sweet tooth unsatisfied.

Residents in Seattle, Washington, plan to stop tipping as a minimum wage in hike in the Democrat-run city looms.

Party City is reportedly closing all of its locations nationwide after being in business for almost 40 years, according to a report from CNN.

The Big Lots retailer is preparing to shut down all its stores after filing for bankruptcy and closing over 400 stores this year.

Macy’s, the leading department store chain in the United States, is set to shutter 65 locations by the end of 2024 and 150 locations total over the next three years.

Businesses in deep blue Portland, Oregon and Washington, DC, are boarding up in preparation for potential unrest ahead of Election Day.

French luxury brand Hermès, the manufacturer of the iconic Birkin bag, is expected to report its lowest quarterly revenue growth since late 2021, Bloomberg reported Wednesday.

Many small town drugstores across the nation are reportedly being put out of business due to “health care middlemen,” according to the New York Times.

A shoe store called Sole Bros 513 in Cincinnati, Ohio, is reeling after being hit by apparent thieves who took items including single shoes.

Major hardware supplier True Value has initiated Chapter 11 bankruptcy procedures and reportedly entered into an agreement to sell all of its operations to a rival chain, Do it Best Corp.

Ford Motor Company is hoping to boost sales of its electric vehicles by giving away free at-home charging stations.

Thousands of workers at more than a dozen ports throughout the United States are preparing to go on strike as the deadline for their union and the United States Maritime Alliance (USMX) to reach an agreement looms closer.

The iconic brand Motel 6, which was founded in California, is being sold to an overseas hotel operator in a huge cash deal.

Longtime Waffle House president and CEO Walter G. Ehmer has died at the age of 58, the Atlanta Police Foundation announced Saturday.

The retailer known as Big Lots is preparing to file for bankruptcy as other companies across the United States have recently done.

August saw the highest monthly total of U.S. job layoffs in 15 years as year-to-date hiring dropped to the lowest in nearly 20 years.

Foot Locker has decided to relocate from Democrat-run New York City to Florida by late 2025 amid rising prices.

The affordable gym chain known as Blink Fitness filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy recently as many other businesses across the nation have done the same.

Badcock Home Furniture & More is going out of business after the chain announced the closure of nearly 400 stores on Tuesday. 

Joseph Gordon-Levitt claimed former President Donald Trump is not a “self-made” or honest businessman, but a “conman.”

Popular discount store Big Lots has alerted financial regulators that the company’s staggering losses over the last two years have raised “substantial doubt about the company’s ability to continue.”

The Tractor Supply Company has decided to back away from the leftist agenda after customers made their voices heard.

Inflation, the high cost of living, and the post-coronavirus lockdown landscape have created the “perfect storm” for restaurants across the country to fail, analysis shows.

Retail giant Walmart announced Tuesday it is shutting down all of its health centers, but did not give a date for the closures.

The Dave & Buster’s entertainment restaurant will soon offer customers social wagering through its app for those who play arcade games including Hot Shots basketball and Skee Ball.

Lululemon, a Canadian athletic apparel retailer, revealed that it will be closing its warehouse in Sumner, Washington, by the end of the year, laying off more than 100 employees.

A section of New York City is now an illegal migrant shopping area and business owners are not happy about the situation.

All 371 locations of the 99 Cents Only stores are shutting down, with company executives blaming the “difficult” decision on such causes as “inflationary pressures.”

Approximately 1,000 Family Dollar and Dollar Tree stores are scheduled to be closed after “botched” business decisions and a “surprise fourth-quarter loss,” with the company’s shares taking a tumble.

A businesswoman working on the Main Line in Pennsylvania knows exactly what it takes to make dreams come true.

Macy’s said Tuesday it is planning to close about 150 stores across the nation to reorganize and refocus its business.