Walmart called the decision to close its health clinics in five states and discontinue its virtual health service "difficult."

The world is full of stuff. Some people buy things they only need once or twice and then forever hold on to as dust collectors, while others find themselves needing a specific item that is too costly to buy but not available for one-time use. Borrow-It aims to solve these challenges by providing a platform for peer-to-peer and business-to-consumer rentals, promoting resource sharing, sustainability, and community engagement while offering a cost-effective alternative to ownership.

Martinelli's apple juice was recalled for high arsenic levels, posing health risks. Other beverage companies issue recalls. Consumers are advised to discard affected products.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk is not yet done firing employees, just weeks after the company laid off at least 14,000 workers.

Warner Bros. Discovery shares plummet 10% as NBCUniversal bids $2.5 billion for NBA broadcast rights.

This trend shows that Chinese people still want to be luxurious but are okay with secondhand goods. China's secondhand luxury shopping sector is booming, and sales continue to rise.

The Biden Administration could make a historic drug policy shift. The US government is allegedly reclassifying marijuana as a less dangerous drug. If this happens, the Biden Administration would be making a history shift in the nation's drug policy.

Nationwide and two more significant lenders in the U.K. decided to increase their rates on new fixed deal mortgages.

Eight US newspapers sue OpenAI and Microsoft, alleging copyright infringement and unfair competition in utilizing articles to train AI chatbots.

Inflation is causing distress among low-income Americans, reflected in reduced consumer spending and heightened price sensitivity, prompting concerns from major corporations like McDonald's.