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Starbucks will cut production days at five U.S. coffee plants starting January 2026 to reduce costs amid slowing demand.

Boeing is nearing a deal to sell up to 500 jets to China as trade tensions ease between Washington and Beijing.

Johnson & Johnson is investing $2 billion to expand U.S. manufacturing and create jobs with a new facility in North Carolina.

Chipotle teams up with Zipline to launch drone-powered food delivery in Dallas, promising faster, fresher meals.

Target CEO Brian Cornell will step down after 11 years, with COO Michael Fiddelke named as his successor amid sales struggles and investor pressure.

Masimo sues U.S. Customs over its approval of Apple Watch blood-oxygen features, seeking to reinstate the import ban.

Home Depot warns of possible price hikes due to tariffs as consumer spending slows and economic uncertainty grows.

Walmart recalls Great Value frozen shrimp after FDA warns of potential radioactive contamination.

Crocs and the NFL team up to launch a first-ever collection of team-branded Crocs and Jibbitz for fans.

Starbucks will give salaried employees in the U.S. and Canada a 2% pay raise in 2025 as part of CEO Brian Niccol's cost-control plan.

Tesla halves UK lease costs as storage lots overflow amid falling sales and offers incentives to move vehicles quickly.

Amazon, Home Depot, and ESR recall over 30,000 HaloLock power banks in the U.S. and Canada due to fire and explosion risks.

Shein and Temu prepare for higher U.S. prices as Trump ends the $800 duty-free import exemption.

Boar's Head will reopen its Virginia plant after safety upgrades and USDA approval following last year's deadly listeria outbreak.

Starbucks Cutting Production Days at US Coffee Plants in Cost-Saving Overhaul