A JetBlue flight from Cancun to Newark made an emergency landing in Florida after sudden turbulence injured several passengers.

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman defends the company's lawsuits against AI firms for unauthorized use of its user data.

Walmart denies viral TikTok rumors claiming all stores will close on November 1, assuring customers that locations remain open and fully operational.

Trump and Xi agree to lower tariffs and restart trade talks during a South Korea summit, signaling a potential reset in U.S.-China relations.

UPS cuts 48,000 jobs and closes 93 facilities in a major $3.5 billion cost-saving overhaul by 2025.

Ex-UBS trader Tom Hayes sues the bank for $400M, claiming he was made the fall guy in the Libor scandal.

China's C919 jet faces delivery delays due to U.S. export restrictions and ongoing trade tensions.

Paramount Skydance plans to keep Warner Bros. creative teams intact while merging HBO Max with Paramount+ for a streamlined operation.

Novartis is acquiring U.S. biotech Avidity Biosciences for $12B to expand rare muscle disorder treatments.

Hormel recalls 4.9 million pounds of frozen chicken after discovering metal fragments from a conveyor belt, urging restaurants to discard affected products.