Nokia Buys Infinera for $2.3 Billion as It Prepares for AI Data Center Boom

Nokia Buys Infinera for $2.3 Billion as It Prepares for AI Data Center Boom

Nokia is set to acquire US optical networking gear maker Infinera in a deal worth $2.3 billion. Nokia is set to acquire US optical networking gear maker Infinera in a deal worth $2.


Toblerone Continues to Sweeten Russia's Shelves Despite US Maker Mondelez Halting Imports: Report

Toblerone chocolates have continued to be available on the shelves in Russia despite Mondelez International's efforts to halt imports.

Nike to Launch $100 Sneaker Line After Surprise Drop in Sales Sends Shares Plummeting to Worst Day on Record

Nike is set to introduce a new line of sneakers priced at $100 or less globally to revive its sales amid declining shares.

Prophet Premium Blends Recalls Diamond Shruumz Edibles Due to Toxic Mushroom Chemical

Prophet Premium Blends is recalling all Diamond Shruumz edible products nationwide due to toxic levels of muscimol, a chemical found in certain mushrooms, which have caused illness in 39 people across 20 states.


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