Industry

Kraft Heinz will split into two companies by 2026 to better focus on shifting consumer trends and brand growth.

Amazon launches $4.4B data center project in New Zealand, boosting jobs and digital infrastructure.

Novo Nordisk's Wegovy shows a 57% lower risk of heart attack and stroke in new study, boosting its edge over Eli Lilly.

Nestlé fires CEO Laurent Freixe over undisclosed relationship with a subordinate, appoints Philipp Navratil as his replacement.

Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy again just months after exiting Chapter 11, citing ongoing financial struggles and weak travel demand.

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution will end its print edition on December 31, 2025, and go fully digital starting January 2026.

JCPenney will close its Westminster Mall store in November after 51 years, impacting 76 employees.

YouTube and Fox reach a deal to keep Fox News, Sports, and other channels on YouTube TV, avoiding a blackout for millions of viewers.

Taco Bell admitted that AI is not as effective as humans when operating a drive-thru after going through two million orders to test the tech.

Kroger cuts nearly 1,000 corporate jobs in its third round of 2025 layoffs to streamline operations and lower grocery prices.

Lidl expands in the U.S., offering low prices, efficient stores, and new household and gardening bargains hitting shelves today.

Claire's is closing nearly 300 stores across the U.S. following bankruptcy, marking the end of an era for a beloved childhood retailer.

Warner Bros. names former Discovery exec Brad Singer as CFO ahead of its 2026 corporate split.

GM recalls over 23,000 Chevrolet Corvettes due to a fuel leak above the radiator fan that could pose a fire risk.

Kraft Heinz Splits Into Two Firms to Navigate Changing Food Industry Trends