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Starbucks Updates Employee Dress Code to Revive Brand Identity

Starbucks Faces Growing Black Friday Strike as Unionized Workers Shut Down More Stores

Starbucks unionized workers expand Black Friday strike to 120+ stores, demanding higher pay and better staffing.


Black Friday Scam? Target Allegedly Inflates Christmas Tree Prices, Discount Costs More Than Original

YouTube video shows Target Christmas tree prices inflated for Black Friday Sale, sparking claims the deals are fake and shoppers are being misled.

How Smarter Fleet Technology Is Reshaping US Business Operations in 2025

US businesses entered 2025 under mounting pressure: rising fuel prices, unpredictable maintenance costs, driver shortages, and stricter federal compliance rules.

President Donald Trump Pursues Taiwan Trade Agreement to Expand US Chipmaker Operations

President Trump pushes a new Taiwan trade deal aimed at boosting U.S. chipmaking and expanding training for American workers.


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Ozempic, Wegovy Weight Loss Drugs See High Dropout Rate Within Two Years Due to Cost and Effectiveness
Medicare's newly negotiated drug price cuts will save taxpayers billions while lowering costs for millions of seniors.
Amazon Lays Off Nearly 700 Corporate Employees in New York
An Amazon delivery drone made a safe emergency landing after clipping an overhead internet cable in Texas, prompting an FAA investigation.
Amazon Recalls 500,000+ Products Over Deadly Safety Risks — Here's
A federal judge blocks New York from enforcing a new labor law against Amazon, citing federal authority over private-sector disputes.
Burger King Must Face Whopper Lawsuit Over Allegedly Misleading Ads
A federal judge pauses the Whopper lawsuit, ruling that Burger King customers' claims are too different for a nationwide class action.
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Explore subscription burnout and streaming services 2025 trends. Understand why users cancel more subscriptions and how these shifts impact the evolving subscription economy.
Campbell Soup Plant in Ohio Accused of Polluting River for
Campbell's executive is accused of mocking "poor people" who eat the company's products, sparking a lawsuit and internal investigation.
Apollo, BlackRock, and Loomis Sayles Accused of Collusion in US
A lawsuit claims Apollo, BlackRock, and other major lenders colluded to block Optimum Communications from refinancing its debt.
ByHeart Infant Formula Recall Expands After Botulism Bacteria Found in
ByHeart expands its infant formula recall after tests detect botulism-causing bacteria linked to illnesses in dozens of babies.
HP Slashes Workforce by Up to 10% as Company Pivots
HP announces plans to cut up to 6,000 jobs worldwide as it shifts toward AI-driven operations and cost-saving strategies.
Trump and Xi Seek to Reset US-China Trade Relations in
Trump says Xi Jinping agreed to speed up and increase China's purchases of U.S. goods, signaling optimism in trade talks.
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