Industry
China's Economic Struggles Deepen With Prolonged Factory Slowdown
China's factory slowdown stretched into a sixth month in September, fueling concerns over weak demand and stalled U.S. trade talks.
Nearly 200,000 BMWs, Toyota Supras Recalled for Starter Fire Hazard
Nearly 200,000 BMW and Toyota Supra vehicles recalled in the U.S. due to a fire risk from faulty engine starters.
RadioShack Owners Accused of Using Investor Money in Ponzi-Like Payments
RadioShack owners are accused of running a $112 million Ponzi-like scheme using investor funds.
Starbucks to Close Underperforming Stores, Cut 900 Jobs in $1 Billion Overhaul
Starbucks is closing hundreds of stores and cutting 900 jobs as part of a $1 billion plan to improve its business.
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Volvo Cars plans to build a new hybrid model in the U.S. to boost local production and navigate changing tariff policies.
Google's new AI Plus plan brings Gemini tools, storage, and integrations to 40 countries, offering advanced AI at a fraction of Pro's cost.
Eli Lilly announces a $6.5 billion manufacturing plant in Texas to meet rising demand for its obesity pill and other small-molecule drugs.
Amazon will close all 19 UK Fresh stores and shift focus to online grocery delivery with same-day service launching in 2026.
Disney+ raises subscription prices again starting October 21, affecting both standalone plans and bundles.
Nvidia is investing $100 billion in OpenAI to boost AI innovation with powerful data center chips.
Kroger recalls frozen shrimp over possible radioactive contamination with cesium-137.
Judge dismisses lawsuit claiming Reese's Halloween candies were misleading for lacking decorative faces shown on packaging.
Amazon sues New York, calling a new state labor law unconstitutional and a threat to federal authority over workplace disputes.
As T-Mobile announces CEO Mike Sievert's exit, select customers are spotting surprise free line offers in the T-Life app, but only for a limited time.

















