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Trump Blasts $3.1B Fed Renovation, Promises to Clean Up D.C.

President Donald Trump Pursues Taiwan Trade Agreement to Expand US Chipmaker Operations

President Trump pushes a new Taiwan trade deal aimed at boosting U.S. chipmaking and expanding training for American workers.


SPRIBE's Regulatory Strategy: How David Natroshvili Turned Compliance into Competitive Advantage

Most operators approach this regulatory complexity as a cost center to be managed—an inevitable burden that reduces profitability and constrains operational flexibility. SPRIBE, under the strategic direction of founder and CEO David Natroshvili, has fundamentally rejected this conventional wisdom.

AI's Workforce Disruption Not Just Tech Jobs, MIT Study Warns

MIT's new Iceberg Index shows AI could already replace 11.7% of U.S. jobs, affecting far more than just tech roles.

Medicare Drug Price Reductions Expected to Save Taxpayers Billions, Officials Say

Medicare's newly negotiated drug price cuts will save taxpayers billions while lowering costs for millions of seniors.


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Burger King Must Face Whopper Lawsuit Over Allegedly Misleading Ads
A federal judge pauses the Whopper lawsuit, ruling that Burger King customers' claims are too different for a nationwide class action.
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Campbell Soup Plant in Ohio Accused of Polluting River for
Campbell's executive is accused of mocking "poor people" who eat the company's products, sparking a lawsuit and internal investigation.
Apollo, BlackRock, and Loomis Sayles Accused of Collusion in US
A lawsuit claims Apollo, BlackRock, and other major lenders colluded to block Optimum Communications from refinancing its debt.
ByHeart Infant Formula Recall Expands After Botulism Bacteria Found in
ByHeart expands its infant formula recall after tests detect botulism-causing bacteria linked to illnesses in dozens of babies.
HP Slashes Workforce by Up to 10% as Company Pivots
HP announces plans to cut up to 6,000 jobs worldwide as it shifts toward AI-driven operations and cost-saving strategies.
Trump and Xi Seek to Reset US-China Trade Relations in
Trump says Xi Jinping agreed to speed up and increase China's purchases of U.S. goods, signaling optimism in trade talks.
Suno AI Music Generator
Warner Music has dropped the copyright lawsuit against Suno as both companies have agreed on an AI licensing deal.
Baby Play Yards Recalled: CPSC Warns Anna Queen Products Pose
Baby play yards sold by Anna Queen on Amazon are recalled after the CPSC warns they pose serious suffocation and entrapment risks for infants.
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Spotify is expected to raise U.S. Premium prices in early 2026, marking its first American price hike since 2024.
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