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Mark Zuckerberg Sues Mark Zuckerberg—And Yes, They're Two Different People

Mark Zuckerberg is suing Mark Zuckerberg, but it is not a lawsuit against himself as they are different people.


American Eagle Bounces Back After Sydney Sweeney, Travis Kelce Ads Drive Momentum

American Eagle's stock soared after bold ad campaigns with Sydney Sweeney and Travis Kelce boosted sales and brand buzz.

National Cheeseburger Day Deal: Dairy Queen Offers Free Stackburger With $1 Purchase

et a free Dairy Queen Double Stackburger with any $1 purchase for National Cheeseburger Day, September 15–19.

Roblox Adds Facial Age Estimation as Lawsuits Over Safety Mount

Roblox introduces facial age estimation to boost child safety amid rising legal pressure and content concerns.


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McDonald's Aims to Lure Back Low-Income Customers With Value Menu
McDonald's revives Extra Value Meals to attract budget-conscious customers with lower-priced combo deals starting September 8.
 Amazon Shuts Down Free Shipping Sharing for Friends Outside Your
Amazon will end Prime free shipping sharing outside households on October 1, urging invitees to get their own memberships.
Clippers Deny Salary Cap Violation Amid Kawhi Leonard Endorsement Deal
The NBA is investigating whether Kawhi Leonard's $28M endorsement deal with Aspiration involved salary cap violations that could bring big penalties.
Data Science Is Rewriting the Rules of Private Equity Secondaries
The private equity secondaries market has long operated as a realm where instinct, reputation, and relationships shaped every major decision. Today, that playbook is becoming obsolete.
Disney to Pay $10 Million to Settle FTC Allegations Over
Disney will pay $10 million to settle FTC claims it violated kids' privacy laws by mislabeling YouTube videos.
Google Wins Chrome, Android Rights but Ordered to Share Data
Google keeps Chrome and Android but must share search data with rivals to boost competition, a U.S. judge rules.
Kraft Heinz Splits Into Two Firms to Navigate Changing Food
Kraft Heinz will split into two companies by 2026 to better focus on shifting consumer trends and brand growth.
AI Stuffed Animals Marketed as ‘Playmates’ — Doctors See Developmental
AI-powered stuffed animals promise fun and learning, but experts warn they may impact child development and privacy.
Amazon Backs New Zealand Economy With $4.4B Data Center Spend
Amazon launches $4.4B data center project in New Zealand, boosting jobs and digital infrastructure.
Novo Nordisk’s Wegovy Delivers Positive Heart Results Amid Sales Struggles
Novo Nordisk's Wegovy shows a 57% lower risk of heart attack and stroke in new study, boosting its edge over Eli Lilly.
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