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From the first Muslim American U.S. senator to the first Native American woman governor, American voters set a long list of precedents on Tuesday.
Entrepreneurs who rely on their websites to connect with customers and sell products are being inundated with bots, pushing their businesses to the...
Thieves have reportedly snatched $6.3 billion from the world’s largest cryptocurrency exchange in an incident tied to a North Korean hacking group.
A rap star and a former first lady are among the basketball fans who are baffled that one of the season’s most critical games is tipping off at...
The AI search tool readily acknowledges President Biden’s U.S. election victory when queried from abroad, even as it sidesteps the question for...
Companies that specialize in memory and data storage have seen their shares cool since hitting record highs this summer.
A potential acquisition would mean big changes for the food delivery sector, but DoorDash investors aren’t so sure it would be for the better.
Natural Grocers is the latest retailer to recall a food product over possible glass contamination, following similar recalls involving Pillsbury and...
Following outrage from news publishers, the tech giant pushed back an update for business accounts by three weeks. It still plans to move forward with...
The parent company of Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp will create a new class of non-voting shares, with the change due to take effect in 2027.
The public service broadcaster plans to cut up to 2,000 jobs over the next few years as it negotiates with the U.K. government over its future.
The big box retailer is taking a cue from cable TV with an all-in-one package that gives shoppers access to members-only deals and even prorated...
OpenAI and Anthropic are bringing in billions in revenue. But signs of slowing growth are raising fresh concerns about the AI boom—and whether the...
Marriott hotels and Costco food courts are among the popular destinations that have begun serving Coca-Cola over PepsiCo products in recent years.
AI companies are shedding market value this week, with the cloud-computing firm leading the way as concerns over debt mount.
The U.S. Treasury’s penalty against BoA is its third largest ever, behind fines against Binance and TD Bank. Here’s what happened.
Whitney Wolfe Herd became the youngest woman to take a company public in 2021, but Bumble has stumbled in a world that has cooled on dating apps.
The U.S. air carrier issued a more conservative forecast on Friday after an earnings report that showed a significant fall in net income.
Over 150 events in cities across the country are expected on Thursday after countless women shared stories of sexual abuse across social media.
Designers, artists, writers, and producers who work on Hasbro’s popular card and role-playing games are now represented by the CWA.
Shares in Elon Musk’s spaceflight company are nearing where they were back in June, the month it first went public. A few factors appear to be...
The embattled footwear giant is planning changes to its operating model that ‘will result in fewer roles,’ CEO Elliott Hill said in a memo.
Sierra Nevada Cheese Company has stopped production and shipment of all Graziers Raw Milk Cheese products in the wake of an ongoing investigation.
As the greatest technological shift of our time unfolds, many people’s lives lack built-in exposure to AI—to their detriment.
A legal advocacy group has filed what it says is a first-of-its-kind lawsuit seeking to hold a company liable for the autonomous activity of agents it...
Citing market uncertainty, the California maker of the popular Oura ring has postponed plans to list its shares on the Nasdaq.
In an earnings call on Thursday, CEO Ron Vachris said the retailer has passed refunds on to customers through price reductions on food and non-food...
Almost 40% of working U.S. civilians work a job that requires lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, and other physically demanding activities.
The Microsoft-owned social network is launching a new feature that will allow verified companies to remove imposter employees.
It’s early in the season, but Northeast states including New York and New Jersey are bracing for a potential September disruption. Here’s the latest.
The 96-year-old Oracle of Omaha is stepping down as chairman less than eight months after Abel took over as CEO. Buffett will remain on the board.
It’s the second time since December that the brand’s salted caramel cluster flavor has been the focus of a nationwide recall. Here’s what to know.
As the industry holds its breath, popular tokens like XRP, along with the share prices of companies like Coinbase, were mostly down in premarket...
The apparel brand appears to have paid dearly for a public fumble in May at a time when it is looking to China for growth. Shares are down 42% this...
The groundbreaking feminist writer and activist, who passed away on Wednesday at 92, believed in the power of words. Here are some of her best.
The fast casual chain is getting ready for the cooler weather with new surprises and old returning favorites. See the full list.
Shares sank 9% in early trading before rebounding to near their IPO price. The Hong Kong listing comes after failed attempts in New York and London.
Retail veteran Michael Francis is taking the helm of Gap Inc.’s largest brand at a time when affordability is at the forefront of people’s minds.
The wireless giant has disclosed 63 new layoffs across 13 locations in Washington state. Its head count has decreased significantly in 2026.
Disillusionment with corporate life is at an all-time high, between AI, forever layoffs, political upheaval, and rising costs of living. What’s the...
The initiative began small in Mexico City. This year, it expanded to more than 100 restaurants in Mexico, the U.S., and other countries, offering menu...
The Danish toy brand saw record revenue during the first half of 2026 with a range of releases tied to entertainment and sports, along with its...
The retail department store chain said in its second-quarter financial results that it is increasing the number of stores it plans to open this year.
The retail chain, which reported earnings on Thursday, indicated that it will use the refunds to keep prices low and reinvest in its customer...
According to a new notice, the FDA received a complaint about a product produced by Oma’s Pride, a raw pet food brand. Testing revealed salmonella.
The fast food burger chain is well into its “Jack on Track” plan, but its effort to shutter underperforming restaurants is going slower than expected.
CEO Andrew Feldman said the company, which had a blockbuster IPO in May, is facing a lack of available data center space. Its outlook still looks...
Compassionate Allowances, first created in 2008, offer a quicker way to identify diseases and conditions that qualify applicants for disability...
The chain had already planned to open fewer stores this year before an outbreak made things worse. Now it says its pace of recovery “remains...
Down 25% year-to-date, the design software firm saw its stock drop again in premarket trading after its Q2 earnings raised concerns about spending.
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