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California grocery prices could rise as plastic packaging law takes effect

California consumers could soon see higher grocery bills as the state begins implementing a sweeping packaging law that shifts recycling costs from taxpayers to manufacturers – expenses some businesses warn could eventually be passed on to shoppers. Beginning next month, California will start collecting preliminary fees under the state’s Plastic…

New York’s AI data center pause sparks warnings US could lose ground to China

New York’s decision to pause the construction of large artificial intelligence data centers is drawing criticism from some lawmakers and energy officials, who argue the move could weaken the United States’ ability to compete in the global AI race while encouraging investment to move elsewhere. FOX Business’ Madison Alworth joined…

Pizza chain to close up to 50 locations as sales slump

A Canadian restaurant franchisor and operator is planning to close between 45 and 50 Papa Murphy’s stores amid a tough competitive environment for the pizza chain. Papa Murphy’s is known for its take-and-bake pizzas that customers can pick up at the store after placing a walk-in, call-in or online order…

Frontier Airlines to add Starlink high-speed Wi-Fi on flights

Frontier Airlines announced Tuesday that it plans to introduce high-speed inflight internet powered by SpaceX’s Starlink beginning in early 2027, marking a major upgrade for the ultra-low-cost carrier as it continues investing in new amenities aimed at attracting travelers. The Denver-based airline said its first Starlink-equipped Airbus aircraft is expected…

Russian hackers exploiting vulnerable internet routers, NSA warns

The National Security Agency is warning that Russian government-backed hackers continue targeting internet routers used by businesses and critical infrastructure, urging organizations to shore up basic network security to reduce the risk of cyber intrusions. In a joint cybersecurity advisory released Monday, the NSA, FBI, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency…

Texas investigates LinkedIn over alleged ‘ghost jobs’ targeting job seekers

Texas has launched an investigation into LinkedIn over allegations the company allegedly advertised and profited from fake or misleading job listings known as “ghost jobs,” the attorney general’s office announced Tuesday. The investigation centers on claims that job seekers who paid for LinkedIn Premium subscriptions may have been presented with…