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Nestlé pledges to remove all artificial dyes from its U.S. food and drinks by mid-2026, aiming to meet evolving consumer health preferences.

Nike plans to raise prices and shift production to offset $1 billion in new tariffs, aiming to stabilize profits and refocus on performance.

Walmart is closing its Fort Worth Sam's Club fulfillment center, potentially impacting over 100 jobs as operations shift to other Texas facilities.

Xiaomi has officially unveiled a wide range of new products during its product launch event held in Beijing, China.

The FTC has approved Mars' $36 billion acquisition of Kellanova, clearing the way for one of the largest food industry deals in years.

Boeing appoints ex-Northrop Grumman leader Steve Sullivan to head its delayed Air Force One program amid ongoing challenges and a 2027 delivery goal.

In-N-Out Burger sues YouTuber Bryan Arnett for impersonating an employee and posting prank videos that allegedly harmed the brand.

Albertsons faces multi-state strike threats as grocery workers demand better pay, staffing, and labor rights amid Kroger's store closure plans.

Nvidia reclaims its crown as the world's most valuable company after CEO Jensen Huang teases massive AI and robotics growth at investor meeting.

The T1 smartphone from the new MVNO, Trump Mobile, no longer claims that it is "Made in the USA" after doubts arose from the public.

The NBA has approved the $1.5 billion sale of the Timberwolves and Lynx to Marc Lore and Alex Rodriguez, marking a new era for Minnesota basketball.

Target is testing factory-to-customer shipping to lower costs and compete with budget-friendly online retailers.

Ford recalls over 132,000 Lincoln Aviator SUVs due to loose rear window bars that could pose a safety risk.

McDonald's ends Krispy Kreme partnership due to high costs, pulling doughnuts from menus nationwide by July 2.

Nestlé Pledges Artificial Dye-Free US Products by Mid-2026