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Regal Cinemas charged $50 for opening-night tickets to Dune: Part Three, as part of a new strategy catering to premium buyers.
United and American CEOs told investors they expect higher fares to stick because demand is still strong despite price hikes.
Don and Linda Eckles started Scooter's Coffee in a tiny, renovated Chinese restaurant. Today, they have 912 franchises.
Scott Kirby went all-in on premium cabins, faster Wi-Fi, and brand loyalty — lifting United into direct competition with Delta.
The tech giant is downsizing while ramping up AI investments as companies claim smaller teams can accomplish more with AI tools.
The Swiss startup is at a critical juncture: How does it stay a brand for serious athletes while also going mainstream?
The pizza chain partnered with Flytrex to fly full family meals through the air, with big plans to eventually reach 100 million people.
Ternus takes over in September facing App Store antitrust battles, AI competition, China risks and a $4 trillion legacy.
Brian Moynihan told employees not to worry about AI. Then he credited the technology with eliminating jobs "through attrition."
The coffee chain is pushing 2,000 jobs to Tennessee, but its first relocation effort is meeting resistance from Pacific Northwesterners.
David Stever was pushed out of Ben & Jerry's over social activism tensions. Now he's leading rival Jeni's in its franchising efforts.
The franchise awarded 52 new restaurant locations in Q1 2026, up nearly 50% from the same period last year.
Wall Street thinks AI will decimate enterprise software. Benioff says AI is making Salesforce more valuable than ever.
Blue Origin successfully re-flew and landed a reusable rocket — but it placed a satellite in the wrong orbit.
The sandwich chain confidentially filed for an IPO less than two years after the private equity giant acquired it.
Cook will move into a new role as executive chairman in September after nearly 15 years running the company.
Adidas is about to release a shoe that seemed impossible just a few years go: a chunky super shoe that weighs almost nothing. The Adizero Adios Pro...
Three brazen California residents dressed someone in a bear suit to scratch up cars with meat claws, then collected insurance payouts.
Christopher Rim, founder of Command Education, offers industry-specific career coaching starting at $50,000 — some clients begin working with him...
Live Nation and Ticketmaster were found guilty of operating as a monopoly after controlling virtually every aspect of live music.
The tech giant is buying a little-known satellite company that could help turn phones into lifelines far beyond the reach of cell towers.
Freecash's rise to the top of the App Store was an impressive feat, until Apple labeled it a scam.
Americans are drinking more coffee than ever, but 85% are brewing at home instead of visiting coffee cafes.
The AI clone is being trained on his mannerisms, tone and public statements so workers can feel more connected to Meta's CEO.
With a quarter of IRS auditors gone and enforcement at its lowest in 20 years, tax lawyers say they're seeing a shift in taxpayer behavior.
The burger chain's owner says preserving her grandparents' legacy means saying no to what competitors embrace.
The "Make Detroit Home" program offers cash incentives to entrepreneurs, creatives, and small business owners willing to relocate.
Bars and restaurants are banning phones to bring back real conversation. The policy is surprisingly popular.
The Mac mini is flying off shelves as AI enthusiasts snap up the $599 desktop to run autonomous agents like OpenClaw.
The entertainment giant will cut positions primarily in its newly consolidated marketing department as CEO Josh D'Amaro begins restructuring.
The company says Claude Mythos could exploit critical infrastructure like power grids. Critics say it's all a big marketing ploy.
For years, career advisers pointed young workers toward the trades as an AI-proof path to middle-class wages. The labor market had other plans.
It was one small step for man, but a giant leap for Nutella, as an unexpected appearance on Artemis II caused the internet to go crazy.
The company is building a foldable iPhone, touchscreen MacBook and AI-powered AirPods, according to Bloomberg.
The airline's strategy involves three key moves to offset the Iran war-driven fuel spike, and CEO Ed Bastian says it's already working.
As fuel prices spike and supply chain costs surge, businesses are finding creative ways to offset the pain — and not all of them are obvious to...
Plex flew 120 employees to a tropical paradise for team building. What followed was a comedy of errors and the CEO hospitalized with E. coli.
The partnership aims to produce 1 terawatt per year of compute power across two massive chip factories in Texas.
His 13-page plan proposes a national fund seeded by AI companies that pays citizens directly, four-day workweeks at full pay and taxes on AI.
The upper middle class has tripled since 1979, and it's transforming what businesses sell and who they sell to.
Tools that allow anyone to build apps without coding skills is straining Apple's review infrastructure.
If banks want a piece of one of the largest IPOs in history, they have to buy subscriptions to Grok, his controversial AI chatbot.
Online brands like Edikted and Princess Polly are opening brick-and-mortar stores, fueled by teens who film social media videos there.
Nearly one in five consumers who've used AI for customer service saw no benefit — a failure rate four times higher than AI use in general.
Guides poisoned terrified tourists, engineered fake helicopter evacuations and fabricated medical records in an extensive fraud.
The AI company pulled in $122B, making its valuation $852 billion as it generates $2 billion in revenue per month.
NASA's Artemis missions are laying groundwork for lunar colonies to mine helium-3 that could power fusion reactors and quantum computers.
A new report shows 53% of candidates were ignored by companies in the past year, hitting a three-year high as AI tools overwhelm recruiters.
The confidential filing tees up a June blockbuster that could make SpaceX one of the most valuable companies ever — and Musk a 13-zero hero.
The tech company is dealing with a plummeting stock price, and analysts say the mass layoffs could free up $10 billion in cash.
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