'Wicked' and 'Gladiator II' top global ticket sales with a combined $270 million, driven by heavy marketing campaigns, reviving the box office ahead of the holidays.
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IRS Could Lose $20B and Face $140B National Deficit in Enforcement Funds Under Trump Administration's Cuts
The IRS faces a potential $20 billion funding loss due to complex legislative issues, which could hinder audits, tax collection, and increase the national deficit by $140 billion.
Sanofi Prepares for the Possibility of Another Pandemic With a $595M Vaccine Facility in Singapore
Sanofi invests $595M in a flexible vaccine facility in Singapore, part of a $948M global project to enhance pandemic preparedness with versatile, quick-response production.
Biden Admin Enforces Automatic Flight Refunds as Airlines Were Found Earning $12B in Extra Fees
US airlines have collected billions in extra fees like seat selection and carry-on charges, sparking new Biden administration regulations to protect consumers.
California Dairy Recalls Raw Milk After Detecting Bird Flu; 55 US Cases Already Reported
California recalls raw milk from Fresno dairy after bird flu virus is detected during routine testing; pasteurized milk remains safe for consumption.
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Protests in New Delhi erupted against Gautam Adani over his $250 million bribery fee for a solar project, which India Prime Minister Modi allegedly allowed and protected.
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A federal judge rejected SEC sanctions against Elon Musk for missing testimony in its probe into his delayed disclosure of Twitter stock purchases in 2022.
Charlotte Airport workers may strike during Thanksgiving to demand better pay, respect, and working conditions, potentially disrupting travel for over 1 million passengers.
Satellite images show Russia supplying North Korea with illicit oil shipments, violating UN sanctions, in exchange for military support amid ongoing ties since March 2024.
US intelligence warns defense firms of rising Russian sabotage, urging increased security as attacks target European companies and threaten US operations.
To revive its economy, China is expanding its visa-free entry program to 38 countries starting November 30, aiming to boost tourism, business, and improve diplomatic relations.
US authorities charge indian billionaire, Gautam Adani and others over a $250M bribery scheme involving solar contracts, leading to financial losses and political fallout for the Adani Group.
The US Department of Justice is pushing to break up Google's monopoly by forcing it to sell Chrome and limit its control over Android, search, and ad pricing.
