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Johnson & Johnson's $8 Billion Settlement in Jeopardy Amid Voting Fraud Claims
Lawyers representing some claimants say that Johnson & Johnson cheated during the voting process for a settlement related to health claims about baby powder.
Walgreens to Shut Down 1,200 Stores Across US Amid Decreased Consumer Spending
Walgreens is set to close approximately 1,200 stores nationwide over the next three years due to declining consumer spending, with 500 locations shutting down in fiscal year 2025.
PepsiCo Fights Back Against Shrinkflation by Offering Bigger Bags of Tostitos and Ruffle
PepsiCo is addressing consumer frustration over shrinkflation by increasing the chip quantities in select Tostitos and Ruffles bags by 20% while maintaining the same prices.
McDonald's Supplier Lamb Weston Shutters Washington Plant Amid Slump in Fry Sales
Lamb Weston, a major supplier for McDonald's, has closed its Connell, Washington plant and cut 4% of its global workforce due to declining demand for French fries among fast food customers.
FTC Enforces New Rule for Easy Subscription Cancellations Ahead of Election
The US Federal Trade Commission has enacted a new "click to cancel" rule, mandating that businesses must make subscription cancellations as easy as sign-ups, ahead of the upcoming election.
Lufthansa Faces $4 Million Penalty for Discriminating Against 128 Jewish Passengers
Lufthansa has been penalized $4 million by the US government for allegedly discriminating against Jewish travelers.
Trump Media's DJT Shares Plummet After Intraday High, Triggering Trading Pause
Trump Media & Technology Group's stock, trading under the ticker DJT, was briefly halted on Wall Street after experiencing unusual volatility, plummeting from an intraday high.
Impact Plastics Faces Legal Action After Worker Dies in Tennessee Flooding
The family of a worker who died in Hurricane Helene's flooding is suing Impact Plastics and its CEO, alleging they prioritized profits over employee safety.
USDA's Handling of Boar's Head Listeria Outbreak Probed by Inspector General
The US Department of Agriculture's inspector general is investigating the agency's management of violations reported at the Virginia Boar's Head plant.
23andMe Data Breach Victims May Qualify for Thousands in Compensation
23andMe has announced a $30 million settlement for data breach victims, offering up to $10,000 in compensation for affected customers depending on their losses and state residency.
Google to Invest in Nuclear Power by Partnering with Kairos Power for Clean Energy Solutions
Google announced plans to purchase power from Kairos Power's small modular reactors, marking a significant move towards nuclear energy to meet the growing energy demands of its data centers.
Tesla's Optimus Robots Dazzle, But Human Manipulation Leaves Fans Doubting
At Tesla's 'We Robot' event, while the humanoid robots showcased impressive abilities by serving drinks and interacting with guests, it was revealed that their performance was partly controlled by humans.
True Value's 75-Year Legacy at Risk as Bankruptcy Process Begins
True Value has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and is seeking to sell its business to rival Do it Best for $153 million, while continuing operations at its 4,500 independently-owned retailers throughout the process.
Elon Musk Threatens Legal Action Against California Over SpaceX Launch Denial Linked to Politics
Elon Musk is considering legal action against California after the state's Coastal Commission denied SpaceX's request for more frequent rocket launches.
Trader Joe's, Target, and Amazon Recall 10 Million Pounds of Beef and Chicken Over Listeria Risk
Nearly 10 million pounds of beef and chicken have been recalled due to potential listeria contamination, affecting frozen dinners and fresh salads sold at major grocery chains, including Trader Joe's and Amazon Fresh.
7-Eleven to Shut Down Hundreds of Underperforming Locations Across North America
7-Eleven has announced the closure of 444 underperforming locations across North America, accounting for 3% of its total stores, due to issues like slowing sales, declining traffic, and inflation.
Elon Musk Unveils Budget-Friendly Self-Driving Taxi, 20-Person Robovan at 'We, Robot' Event
Elon Musk unveiled Tesla's highly anticipated self-driving Cybercab and a new 20-person robovan at the 'We, Robot' event in California.
Boeing Cutting 17,000 Jobs, Delaying 777X Development, and Halting 767 Production
Boeing announced plans to cut 10% of its workforce, totaling about 17,000 employees, as CEO Kelly Ortberg emphasized the need for tough decisions to maintain competitiveness.
Boeing Files Unfair Labor Charge Against Union Representing 33,000 Striking Workers
Boeing has filed an unfair labor practice charge against the union of 33,000 striking West Coast workers, alleging bad faith bargaining and misinformation during the work stoppage.
Airbus Faces Increasing Delivery Delays Linked to Structural Part Shortages from Spirit AeroSystems
Airbus is grappling with supply chain issues related to key structural parts from Spirit AeroSystems, raising concerns about potential delays in jet deliveries.
TD Bank Pleads Guilty to Money Laundering Violations, Agrees to Pay Billions to Federal Agencies
TD Bank pleaded guilty to violating federal anti-money laundering and bank transparency laws, agreeing to pay over $3 billion in fines and penalties while limiting its future growth.
Bayer Ordered to Pay $78 Million to Pennsylvania Man in Roundup Cancer Case
A Pennsylvania jury ordered Bayer to pay $78 million to a man who claimed that using the company's Roundup weedkiller caused his cancer
Taco Bell Revives Fan-Favorite Double Decker Taco Ahead of Halloween Celebration
Taco Bell is bringing back the beloved Double Decker Taco, available nationwide until October 30, in celebration of Halloween, with a lower price than its last menu appearance.
Honda Recalls Nearly 1.7 Million Vehicles Over Steering Issues That Could Cause Crashes
Honda Motor Co. is recalling nearly 1.7 million vehicles due to a manufacturing issue with the steering gearbox assembly that could lead to excessive internal friction, making steering difficult and increasing the risk of crashes.
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares to Reshape Management Team Amid Profit Warning at Automaker
Stellantis CEO Carlos Tavares is planning a significant management reshuffle at the automaker following a profit warning and declining sales in North America.
Melinda French Gates Announces $250 Million Commitment to Improve Women's Health Through Nonprofits
Melinda French Gates has announced a $250 million grant program to support women's health initiatives globally, inviting nonprofits to apply for funding as part of her broader $1 billion commitment to women and families.
Turkish Airlines Flight Makes Emergency Stop in New York After Pilot Suddenly Dies
A Turkish Airlines flight from Seattle to Istanbul made an emergency landing in New York after pilot lost consciousness and died on board.
Elon Musk's 30-Day Starlink Internet for Hurricane Helene Victims Comes with a $400 Hardware Cost
Elon Musk announced that Hurricane Helene victims would receive 30 days of free Starlink internet access, but they must pay $400 for the necessary hardware.
12.5 Million Seniors Could Access Weight-Loss Medications with $35 Billion Plan
A congressional analysis estimates that expanding Medicare coverage for weight-loss drugs could cost $35 billion over nine years and make 12.5 million older Americans eligible for these treatments by 2026.
Roblox Under Fire: New Report Labels Platform an 'X-Rated Pedophile Hellscape'
A recent report accuses Roblox of creating a dangerous environment for children, claiming the platform enables solicitation of sexual favors.
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