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Former LSU gymnast and social media star, Olivia "Livvy" Dunne, says she was one week away from getting the keys to her new apartment — but was...
More people are shopping online this week, but so far, it hasn't led to more sales for some vendors. Here's what to know.
Linda Yaccarino announced on Tuesday that she was leaving her role as X's chief executive.
The coffee giant is also launching a new egg bite made with avocado oil.
In April, Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy asked his X followers what changes they'd like to see at the airport.
Ben Shelton, ranked No. 10 in the world, is playing in the quarter-final round on Wednesday.
Starbucks CEO Brian Niccol is offering leadership stock grants if they can "meaningfully" reduce operating expenses.
President Donald Trump is expected to sign the multi-trillion-dollar bill on July 4.
Chuck's Arcade is now open in eight states. Here's where to find them.
The layoffs are expected to affect multiple teams, divisions, and locations, including Xbox and games.
Del Monte Foods is entering Chapter 11.
July 1 is also known as "Bobby Bonilla Day."
Lululemon alleges that Costco is selling "infringing versions" of its clothes through the private-label Kirkland brand, among others.
Get ready to watch rocket launches, spacewalks, and more live on Netflix.
Trump appears to have found his preferred TikTok buyer (or buyers) and says he'll reveal who the "wealthy people" are in a couple of weeks.
Microsoft may even start factoring AI tool use into performance reviews, the report claims.
Microsoft is changing the infamous blue screen — that you never want to see.
In an interview with Bloomberg's "The Circuit with Emily Chang" on Thursday, Benioff said that AI is doing "30% to 50%" of the work at Salesforce.
In July 2024, AT&T revealed that the call and text logs of "nearly all" of its cellular customers had been exposed in a breach that spring and put on...
Starbucks is switching to a flat fee for syrup charges.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman wrote on X that "turning to a lawsuit when you don't get your way" sets a "terrible precedent."
Amazon wants its brand-name essentials, like paper towels, diapers, and dog food, available for same-day and next-day delivery in smaller cities.
Staff members must also remove WhatsApp from their devices if it was previously downloaded.
OpenAI has removed the news of its partnership with Jony Ive from its website and social media.
Real estate giants Compass and Zillow could battle it out in court.
"Massive datasets" have been emerging every few weeks, according to a new report.
Juneteenth was designated as a federal holiday in the U.S. in 2021.
There will be another 90 days to try and make a deal.
The wedding is expected to take place next week in Venice.
Amazon's Prime Day 2025 sale is set for next month.
Companies are warning customers about price hikes due to data centers.
Hackers are getting creative and targeting a common practice.
According to a new report from Resume Genius, finding a high-paying job as a new grad is possible, even in this market.
Chime is a banking app that says it is definitely not a bank.
Both Google and Spotify appear to be down for thousands of users.
If you're creative and have a sweet tooth, the coveted (and lucrative) cake decorator position at Walmart may be for you.
NBA Hall of Famer Shaq is settling a class action lawsuit brought by FTX investors who claim they were misled.
It's the last week to apply for a coffee and travel "dream job."
A Whole Foods distributor was hit with a cyberattack last week, and it has led to empty shelves in stores around the country.
OpenAI says it is aware of the outage and working on a fix.
Paramount previously laid off 15% of its workforce last year.
The report found that there are no U.S. states where a single person can live comfortably with a salary under $80,000.
Warner Bros. Discovery is also rebranding Max to HBO Max (again).
The layoffs affect non-manufacturing jobs and will take place over the next two years.
The Miami parcel of land sold to a buyer — and it wasn't Bezos.
O'Leary is a remote work enthusiast who often does television interviews wearing a suit jacket paired with pajama bottoms and flip-flops.
Four childhood friends took Dave's Hot Chicken from portable fryers in a parking lot to a billion-dollar restaurant acquisition.
The tech giant laid off another 305 workers this week after cutting more than 6,000 roles in May.
The layoffs span multiple divisions and will affect staff globally.
Nearly 3,500 remote workers have moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma, for the program.