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AT&T Customers May Be Owed Thousands in $177 Million Breach

AT&T Customers May Be Owed Thousands in $177 Million Breach Settlement

AT&T customers affected by data breaches may claim up to $7,500 in a $177 million settlement by November 18, 2025.


McDonald's Japan Halts Pokémon Card Giveaway After Food Dumped Outside Store

McDonald's Japan ends Pokémon card giveaway after resellers dump uneaten food outside stores, sparking public outrage.

Amazon Launches Same-Day Fresh Food Delivery in Over 1,000 US Locations

Amazon now offers same-day fresh food delivery in over 1,000 U.S. cities, including dairy, produce, and meat.

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Kodak Warns It May Not Survive as $500 Million Debt
Kodak warns it may not survive as it faces a $500 million debt deadline, raising concerns about the company's future.
Spirit Airlines Warns of Possible Collapse Just 5 Months After
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US, China Extend Tariff Truce 90 Days, Avoiding Steep Duty
The US and China have extended their tariff truce for 90 days, delaying steep duty hikes and easing trade tensions ahead of the holiday season.
Walmart Settles $5.6 Million Lawsuit Over California's Claims Retail Giant
Walmart agrees to pay $5.6 million to settle a California lawsuit over claims of overcharging and false pricing.
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