Industry
Boeing Defense Workers to Walk Out in St. Louis After Contract Dispute
Boeing defense workers in St. Louis go on strike after rejecting a new contract offer over pay and conditions.
Elon Musk's Brain Tech Firm Neuralink Plans Three Devices, Five Clinics by 2031
Neuralink plans to launch three brain chip devices and open five clinics by 2031, aiming for 20,000 implants a year.
At Home Keeps Two Stores Open as Bankruptcy Restructuring Unfolds
At Home keeps two store locations open after bankruptcy filing, adjusting its original closure plans.
Tesla Hit by EV Sales Decline, Reports Another Disappointing Quarter
Tesla reports a sharp drop in profits and sales as EV demand slows and competition rises.
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Intel plans major layoffs and project cuts worldwide as it shifts focus to AI under new CEO Lip-Bu Tan.
The FCC approves Paramount's $8.4B merger with Skydance, despite backlash over a Trump lawsuit settlement.
Intel says it may cancel its next-gen 14A chip without a major customer, a move that could weaken America's position in global semiconductor manufacturing.
Apple's iOS 26 Public Beta version is now here for users to experience the latest iPhone software and what it brings to the table.
In-N-Out CEO Lynsi Snyder moves to Tennessee, joining other business leaders leaving California over family and business concerns.
Wahlburgers shuts down 79 Hy-Vee locations to refocus on full-service restaurants and future growth.
Target will stop matching Amazon and Walmart prices starting July 28 as it adjusts its policy amid falling sales.
Subway names former Burger King executive Jonathan Fitzpatrick as CEO to lead global growth after Roark Capital acquisition.
Kraft Heinz may spin off legacy brands like Velveeta as it explores a major shake-up to boost growth and investor value.
Over 5 million above-ground pools are being recalled in the U.S. after nine child drownings linked to a safety flaw.

















