Walmart opposes a new New York law requiring panic buttons for retail worker safety, citing concerns over potential false alarms, despite the legislation being passed by the state Senate and Assembly and awaiting the governor's signature.

Oregon authorities have expanded shellfish harvesting closures statewide due to rising toxin levels, including razor clams and bay clams, following a paralytic shellfish poisoning outbreak.

Starting this month, SNAP benefits recipients will see a $120 increase in payments as part of the SUN Bucks initiative, aiming to assist families relying on summer nutrition programs.

During Sen. Bob Menendez's corruption trial, witness Jose Uribe testified that he provided bribes and gifted a luxury car to Menendez's wife.

Alex Jones seeks court approval to switch his personal bankruptcy from reorganization to liquidation, aiming to sell assets to repay $1.5 billion owed to Sandy Hook families amid lawsuits over his claims of the tragedy being a hoax.

A US District Court judge ruled that online review platform Yelp could pursue a lawsuit against ReviewVio for its alleged fraudulent advertising of its ability to remove “bad” reviews from the Yelp website.

Oil giant BP's former boss, John Browne, seems to support a new Labour energy policy as he calls for the end of North Sea drilling licenses.

Global fund managers are returning to China as MSCI China Index climbed 24% from its January low, leading to a $2 trillion increase in market value.

It was recently revealed that former Vatican employee Alfio Maria Daniele Pergolizzi was arrested in a sting operation for attempting to sell back a manuscript he allegedly pilfered from the archives of St. Peter’s Basilica.

India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party narrowly won the 2024 general elections, forcing it to form a coalition and negotiate some economic policies in the near future.