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The airline and its pilots are locked in an ongoing pay dispute.

Kroger previously allowed customers to openly carry guns if the local or state law allowed it.

Apple said it investigated the app after it received complaints from "many concerned customers."

WhatsApp says close to 1,400 users were affected by the security breach, and many were reportedly journalists and human rights activists.

It finally took off Saturday after being rescheduled twice due to wind levels.

The company said Monday it started voluntary Chapter 11 proceedings in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Richmond, Virginia.

The Recording Academy said its board of trustees made the decision after "two exhaustive, costly independent investigations" into Dugan.

SpaceX signed a deal with Space Adventures to send four private citizens into space aboard the Crew Dragon capsule.

President Trump has supported the factory's reopening.

Retail stores are requiring things like masks, gloves, social distancing and sanitizing stations as coronavirus restrictions ease.

EasyJet will soon start consulting with employees about the job cuts. It's also going to reduce the size of its fleet to cut costs even more.

The rules go into effect at Lowe's on Monday, and at the Home Depot Wednesday.

It’s the largest retailer so far to introduce a mask mandate.

The company said his claims about COVID-19 could potentially dissuade people from voting.

Almost half the jobs furloughed are expected to be flight attendants.

Delta took some measures on its own to avoid furloughs, such as offering buyouts, early retirements and asking employees to take leave or pay cuts.

The pilots' union agreed to reduce flight schedules and spread the work among United's 13,000 pilots.

The company has kept workers employed after taking $25 billion in government stimulus money, but that runs out at the end of September.

The second-largest movie theater chain in the country did not indicate when it might reopen its doors for a second time.

Up through last week, Tesla's stocks rose about 700 percent this year alone.

New data shows first increase in weekly claims in a month.