Donald Trump at McDonald's, Amazon Prime gas discount, listeria outbreaks

Start Slideshow

Image for article titled Trump at McDonald's, Amazon's gas discount, and listeria everywhere: Business news roundup — Image: Pool (Getty Images), Joe Raedle / Staff (Getty Images), NurPhoto / Contributor (Getty Images), Photo: Brett Coomer/Houston Chronicle (Getty Images), Krisztian Bocsi (Getty Images), Kevin Dietsch (Getty Images), Larry MacDougal (AP), Screenshot: Peter Todd’s X account (Other)

Previous Slide

Next Slide

2 / 12

McDonald’s is distancing itself from Donald Trump after a high-profile visit to the fryer

Donald Trump, in a black apron, hands McDonald's fries to someone — Image: Pool (Getty Images)

McDonald’s is distancing itself from former President Donald Trump after his headline-grabbing stop at a Pennsylvania location, where he pretended to work during a closed event attended by pre-screened supporters.

Previous Slide

Next Slide

3 / 12

3 states that lost the most residents in America — and 3 states that gained the most

Construction workers build a multi-family complex in Texas.

Americans are on the move — and a new report shows where they’re headed and where they’re coming from.

Census data released as part of the American Community Survey shows that Americans are increasingly heading South. The survey asked respondents where they live now and if they lived in the same place a year ago. It’s an attempt to understand when and where Americans are moving within the country — or what the Census Bureau refers to as state-to-state migration.

Previous Slide

Next Slide

4 / 12

10 new cars that sit on dealer lots the longest

Some used car prices are going down slowly and supply chain disruptions are abating, but buying a new car is still a headache. At least that’s the case for those looking to buy popular cars like the Toyota Rav4 or full size trucks from Ford, Chevy and Ram. But, certain other cars are just sitting on dealer lots, and savvy buyers can use this to their advantage in some cases, as Car and Driver reports.

Previous Slide

Next Slide

5 / 12

What’s with all the listeria in our food?

Customers shop in the deli meat aisle of a grocery store on October 17, 2024 in Miami, Florida.

It has been a very busy year for food recalls in the United States. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced several recalls over the past few months for everything from ice cream and waffles to fresh produce and even millions of pounds of deli meat.

Previous Slide

Next Slide

6 / 12

American Airlines is fed up with Boeing

American Airlines (AAL) chief Robert Isom is tired of waiting for Boeing (BA) to get its act together.

“I look forward to the day when they’re not just a distraction,” Isom told CNBC Thursday. “We’ve been struggling with them over the last five years.”

This year in particular, the aircraft manufacturer has been plagued with problems, starting with a door plug blowout an Alaska Airlines flight in January. Since then, it has faced scrutiny both from regulators and the court of public opinion over a growing pile of safety issues.

Previous Slide

Next Slide

7 / 12

Amazon Prime now comes with a gas discount. Here’s how it works

BP fuel station in New York, United States of America, on July 4th, 2024. (

Amazon (AMZN) subscribers pony up for Prime in exchange for free two-day shipping, discounts on services such as Grubhub, and access to films and TV shows on Prime Video. Now they can add gas savings to that list.

Previous Slide

Next Slide

8 / 12

Delta’s CEO thinks he’s a rockstar now

A Delta Air Lines plane in front of the Sphere

Dead & Co. U2. Ed Bastian. The CEO of Delta Air Lines (DAL) is adding his name to the pantheon of star performers who have taken the stage at the Sphere in Las Vegas, with plans to make a presentation there during CES 2025.

Previous Slide

Next Slide

9 / 12

The man named as Bitcoin’s creator in an HBO documentary has gone into hiding

Remember the buzz surrounding the HBO (WBD) documentary that claimed to have uncovered the true identity of Bitcoin’s mysterious creator, Satoshi Nakamoto? It appears that the person identified as Satoshi has now gone underground, reportedly driven into hiding by an onslaught of intrusive questions and concerns over potential threats.

Previous Slide

Next Slide

10 / 12