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Trump Administration Fires FDA Staffers in Sweeping Workforce Reduction
Trump administration fires FDA staffers in a sweeping workforce reduction, raising concerns over food and medical safety.
Hermès Rewards Staff Worldwide With $4,700 Bonus After Better-Than-Expected Sales
Hermès is rewarding the hard work of its staff worldwide with bonuses, which has become a regular practice for the luxury fashion house.
Chip Giants Broadcom and TSMC Consider Buying Parts of Intel in Potential Industry Shake-Up
Broadcom and TSMC explore potential acquisitions of Intel assets, sparking industry and national security concerns.
Tesla Faces Backlash as Protesters Denounce Elon Musk's Political Influence
Protesters across the US rally against Elon Musk's political influence, urging people to sell Teslas and challenge his involvement in government operations.
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Airbnb seems to be on its way to growing its portfolio, announcing that it will reveal new businesses it plans to launch and scale
Meta's layoffs targeting "low performers" spark backlash, with former employees questioning the company's AI shift.
BYD introduces its "God's Eye" advanced driver-assistance system for EVs under $10,000, boosting affordability and competition in China's auto market.
Merck is in final talks to acquire US biotech firm SpringWorks, a deal that could boost its cancer treatment pipeline.
T-Mobile launches satellite-to-cell service with SpaceX's Starlink to eliminate mobile dead zones and offer text messaging in remote areas.
Trump and Musk criticize Federal judge's ruling restricting DOGE's access to Treasury systems, calling it an attack on government efficiency efforts.
Amazon's Cloud Business and Online Growth Propel Its Success, but Experts Warn of Future Challenges.
LG recalls 500,000 ranges due to safety concerns after fires, injuries, and pet deaths from accidentally activated knobs.
Novo Nordisk reassures investors with strong growth forecasts, rising GLP-1 drug demand, and promising new treatments despite market challenges.
Banks have sold $5.5 billion of debt linked to Elon Musk's X, reducing financial strain as investor confidence grows despite challenges.

















