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Nike Job Cuts Hit U.S. Distribution Centers in Move Toward Automation
Nike is cutting 775 U.S. distribution center jobs to boost automation and streamline operations.
Apple and Google Settle Class Actions After Allegations of Unwanted Voice Recording
Apple and Google will pay $163M to settle lawsuits over devices secretly recording users' conversations.
Canada's Trade Minister Calls Trump Tariff Threats 'Posturing' Amid USMCA Talks
Canada's trade minister downplays Trump's tariff threats as posturing ahead of key USMCA trade talks.
U.S. Power Grid Under Pressure as Winter Storm Drives Up Demand and Costs
Massive winter storm strains U.S. power grid, driving up electricity demand and prices nationwide.
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Trump threatens 100% tariffs on Canada over its China trade deal, escalating tensions with Prime Minister Carney.
Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury warns staff of rising geopolitical risks after trade tensions caused significant logistical and financial damage.
Tesla owners in the US and Canada now must pay $99/month for highway lane-assist features once included for free.
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon earned a record $47 million in 2025, surpassing JPMorgan's Jamie Dimon.
Ben & Jerry's board is down to two directors after Magnum alleges misconduct by the former chair and raises audit concerns.
Paramount extends its deadline to convince investors its bid for Warner Bros is stronger than Netflix's rival offer.
Amazon plans its largest-ever store in Illinois, blending grocery shopping, merchandise sales, and order fulfillment in one massive location.
TikTok secures its future in the U.S. after a US-China approved deal transfers American operations to a new investor-led venture.
Spirit Airlines explores a private equity takeover as it struggles to avoid another bankruptcy amid ongoing financial challenges.
Lincoln Logs may move overseas as its Maine factory closes after losing a major contract, raising prices and ending U.S. production.

















