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Walmart Delivery Pay Dispute Ends With $100M Agreement
Walmart will pay $100 million to settle claims of misleading delivery drivers about pay and tips.
Papa John's to Close 300 Restaurants by 2027 in Major Cost-Cutting Move
Papa John's will close 300 underperforming restaurants by 2027 to cut costs and improve efficiency.
FedEx Says It Will Pass Any Tariff Refunds Back to Customers After Supreme Court Ruling
FedEx will refund customers for Trump-era tariffs after the Supreme Court ruled them illegal.
How Newly Released Documents Reveal JPMorgan Bankers' Ongoing Ties to Jeffrey Epstein
Newly released documents show JPMorgan bankers maintained ties with Jeffrey Epstein years after he was dropped as a client.
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Japan's Fair Trade Commission raids Microsoft Japan over alleged cloud service restrictions amid global antitrust scrutiny.
Bill Gates apologizes for bringing Gates Foundation executives to meetings with Jeffrey Epstein, admitting it was a mistake.
Gates addresses his controversial ties with Epstein, apologizes for past mistakes, and clarifies position on affairs and philanthropy at town hall.
The release of Jeffrey Epstein's files has sparked renewed scrutiny of tech figures like Steve Jobs and Bill Gates, revealing hidden ties and unverified claims.
Colgate defends its DEI board guidelines, urging investors to reject a conservative proposal to remove diversity criteria.
Novo Nordisk will cut Wegovy and Ozempic prices by up to 50% in 2027 to compete with Eli Lilly and expand patient access.
The Supreme Court unanimously rules that Whole Foods must face a Texas baby food lawsuit over alleged heavy metal contamination.
Lamborghini CEO says demand for luxury EVs is "close to zero" as the automaker cancels its all-electric Lanzador and shifts to hybrids.
Microsoft teams up with Starlink to expand global internet access despite Elon Musk's legal feud with OpenAI.

















