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Kellogg's becomes the first food company to legally commit to removing artificial dyes from all U.S. cereals by 2027.

Paramount-Skydance merger boosts film production and revamps cable brands, prioritizing Top Gun 3 and streaming growth.

Perplexity AI makes a $34.5 billion bid to acquire Google Chrome, aiming to expand its AI browser reach.

Elon Musk calls Grok's pro-Altman response a "major problem" and says X is working to fix the AI chatbot.

Adidas faces backlash in Mexico over a sandal design accused of copying traditional Zapotec huaraches without community consent.

The US and China have extended their tariff truce for 90 days, delaying steep duty hikes and easing trade tensions ahead of the holiday season.

Walmart agrees to pay $5.6 million to settle a California lawsuit over claims of overcharging and false pricing.

Ford plans a $5 billion EV investment to launch an affordable $30K electric truck by 2027 with a new innovative assembly line.

Tesla confirms plans to mass-produce a cheaper Model Y amid falling sales and rising EV competition.

Claire's files for bankruptcy again, plans to close over 1,100 stores unless a buyer is found for 800 locations.

Local restaurants are struggling to survive as rising food and labor costs meet slowing customer traffic.

ed Bath & Beyond returns with a new name and honors old coupons at its first reopened store in Nashville.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg halts the company's decline in his first year but now faces tough challenges to restore its former glory.

epsi's new "Drips" drinks with boba, cold foam, and cotton candy are now available at Regal theaters nationwide.

Kellogg's Becomes First Food Company to Legally Commit to Removing Artificial Dyes