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Hershey Becomes Target for Mondelez's Expanding Snack Empire
Mondelez International explores acquiring Hershey Co., aiming to create a $50 billion snack giant in a potential game-changing merger.
Missouri Companies Aim to Overturn Wage and Sick Leave Law in Court
Missouri business groups challenge a voter-approved law raising minimum wage and granting paid sick leave, sparking a legal battle over workers' rights.
Cracker Barrel Faces Backlash After Denying Service to Special Needs Students
Cracker Barrel faces criticism after denying service to special needs students, sparking outrage, a planned protest, and calls for better inclusivity.
Family Accuses Elon Musk of Misleading Claims in Tesla "Autopilot" Fatality
Family sues Tesla, alleging misleading claims about Autopilot safety after a fatal crash raises concerns over self-driving technology.
Trump Team Reaches Out to Google, Meta, Snap Over Online Drug Sales, Report Says
Trump's transition team reaches out to Google, Meta, Snap, and TikTok to discuss strategies for combating online drug sales amid the ongoing fentanyl crisis.
UnitedHealthcare CEO's Killer Possibly Known, But Name Withheld to Protect Investigation
Authorities edge closer to identifying the killer of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, while police withhold the suspect's name to safeguard the investigation.
TikTok Ban Moves Forward After Federal Appeals Court Decision
Federal appeals court supports TikTok ban in the US, raising concerns for millions of users and the app's future.
Google Takes Legal Action After CFPB Orders Federal Supervision of Payment Arm
Google sues the CFPB over federal supervision of its payment services, challenging claims of consumer risk tied to its discontinued Google Pay P2P platform.
Chipotle Boosts Menu Prices by 2% to Address Inflationary Challenges
Chipotle raises menu prices by 2% to address rising ingredient costs and inflation, while reaffirming its commitment to generous portions and quality meals.
Jeff Bezos Backs Donald Trump's Efforts to Cut Regulations, Signals Optimism for Term
Jeff Bezos supports Donald Trump's regulatory reform agenda, expresses optimism for his second term, and emphasizes collaboration and innovation.
Honda Recalls 206,000 SUVs Over Fuel Leak, Fire Risk
Honda recalls 206,000 SUVs, including 2023-2025 Passports and Pilots, over a fuel system defect that could cause leaks and fire risks in crashes.
US Telecom Providers May Face Stricter Rules After Cybersecurity Breaches
FCC proposes stricter telecom security rules after Chinese hacker breaches to enhance network protection.
Eli Lilly Plans Major Wisconsin Expansion to Address Weight-Loss Drug Shortages
Eli Lilly announces a $3 billion expansion in Wisconsin to boost production of weight-loss and diabetes drugs, creating 750 jobs and addressing drug shortages.
Amazon Faces Lawsuit Over Slower Deliveries to Low-Income Neighborhoods
Amazon is facing a lawsuit for allegedly charging full-price Prime memberships while providing slower deliveries to low-income neighborhoods in Washington, D.C. due to undisclosed operational changes.
OpenAI's Sam Altman Explains How Artificial General Intelligence Will Change Less Than Expected
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman discusses the future of artificial general intelligence (AGI), its potential impact, and the challenges facing AI innovation and ethics.
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson Fatally Shot in Manhattan on Investor Day
UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson was tragically killed in a targeted shooting outside a Manhattan hotel, leaving the healthcare community in shock as authorities investigate the premeditated attack.
CHI-CHI's Sets Comeback for 2025 with New Agreement, Marking 20 Years Since Closure
Chi-Chi's, the beloved Mexican restaurant chain, is making a nostalgic return in 2025 after 20 years, blending its classic flavors with a modern dining experience.
China Imposes Export Ban on Key Minerals to US Amid Escalating Trade Tensions
China bans the export of key minerals like gallium, germanium, and antimony to the US, intensifying trade tensions and impacting global supply chains.
Ex-Celsius CEO Pleads Guilty to Fraud, Faces Potentially Decades-Long Sentence
Former Celsius CEO Alex Mashinsky pleads guilty to fraud, admitting to misleading customers and manipulating crypto token prices, facing up to 30 years in prison.
Enron's Surprising 'Rebirth' Announcement Draws Skepticism
Enron's satirical "rebirth" announcement sparks intrigue and controversy, blending parody with a nod to its scandalous past.
E. Coli Investigation Linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders Ends
E. Coli outbreak linked to McDonald's Quarter Pounders declared over, with 104 cases traced to recalled onions, prompting safety measures and legal action.
Frontier Unveils First-Class Seating Option for 2025 Rollout
Frontier Airlines announces its first-ever premium first-class-style seating, set to debut in 2025, offering passengers enhanced comfort and space at affordable prices.
Trump Vows to Make US Steel Great Again, Blocks Japanese Buyout
Trump pledges to block Nippon Steel's $15 billion bid for U.S. Steel, aiming to protect American jobs and national security.
Apple Sued for Allegedly Monitoring Employees' Personal Devices, Restricting Pay Discussions
Apple faces a lawsuit alleging employee privacy violations and restrictions on discussing pay, raising concerns about workplace surveillance and rights.
Dangerous Overnight Shifts for Children Found at Pork Facility, Feds Confirm
Federal investigators uncover illegal child labor at a pork processing plant, highlighting dangerous conditions and systemic violations in the food industry.
America's Largest Private Company Cargill Announces Massive Layoffs
Cargill, America's largest private company, announces 5% global workforce layoffs amid declining profits and shifting market conditions in the agriculture industry.
Delta Employees Face Fines After Failing Pre-Flight Alcohol Screening
Delta Air Lines flight attendants face fines and removal from duty after failing pre-flight alcohol tests in Amsterdam, highlighting strict aviation safety policies.
Elon Musk Loses Appeal to Reinstate $56 Billion Tesla Pay Package
Elon Musk loses a bid to reinstate his $56 billion Tesla pay package as a Delaware court upholds its earlier ruling, citing improper approval and board influence.
Moana 2 Breaks Record for Biggest 5-Day Opening, Alongside Wicked and Gladiator II
Disney's Moana 2 leads a record-breaking Thanksgiving box office weekend, earning $221 million and joining Wicked and Gladiator II to achieve a historic $420 million five-day total.
Southwest Airlines Implements New Early Landing Procedures to Reduce Turbulence Injuries
Southwest Airlines is implementing new landing procedures starting December 4, adjusting cabin preparations earlier at 18,000 feet to reduce turbulence-related injuries and improve safety for passengers and crew.
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