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Crypto Exchange Error Briefly Makes Bitcoin Users Multi-Billionaires
A South Korean crypto exchange mistakenly credited users with $40 billion in Bitcoin, briefly making them multi-billionaires.
Toyota Recalls Thousands of Prius Vehicles Due to Electric Door Lock Issue
Toyota recalls nearly 142,000 Prius and Prius Prime vehicles due to a rear door lock defect that could open doors while driving.
Spotify Records an Increase of 38 Million in Monthly Subscribers
Spotify now has 751 million in active monthly subscribers after 38 million new subscribers came in, which is a record for the company.
Despite Anti-US Sentiment, Foreign Investors Pour $1.6 Trillion Into America
Explore the paradox of foreign investors criticizing the US while investing record amounts in its stock markets.
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Walmart boosts pharmacy technician pay up to $40.50 per hour and launches 3,000 new leadership roles nationwide.
Miami International Airport processes nearly 1 billion flowers for Valentine's Day, ensuring bouquets reach the U.S. safely and on time.
Tezman Holding has been a familiar name across multiple industries for nearly eight decades. Now, under its third-generation leadership, the company is making a deliberate move into wellness—a sector that represents its most ambitious strategic shift yet.
The EEOC is investigating Nike's DEI programs for alleged discrimination against White employees, prompting the company to defend its practices.
Hims & Hers launches a lower-cost, personalized Wegovy pill, drawing legal threats from Novo Nordisk amid the booming weight-loss market.
Missouri federal judge dismissed a lawsuit claiming Starbucks' DEI practices were illegal, keeping the company's diversity policies intact.
Coca-Cola is ending Minute Maid frozen juice sales in the U.S. and Canada as shoppers shift toward fresh, ready-to-drink beverages.
A jury found Uber liable in its first sexual assault bellwether trial, ordering the company to pay $8.5 million and setting the tone for thousands of similar lawsuits.
Precoro Inc., a procurement-software provider headquartered in New York, says it has spent the past six years reshaping itself from a lightweight purchasing tool into a platform aimed at companies with multiple legal entities and decentralized operations.
Nike is under federal investigation for alleged bias in its diversity and hiring programs.

















