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EA Lays Off 'Battlefield' Staff Despite Successful Game Release in 2025—But Why?
Electronic Arts has laid off its employees who have worked on the Battlefield games despite their success last year with the game.
Novo Nordisk and Hims & Hers Turn Patent Dispute Into Business Opportunity
Novo Nordisk drops its lawsuit against Hims & Hers as the companies partner to offer FDA-approved Wegovy and Ozempic through the telehealth platform.
Multi-State Recall Issued for Raw Oysters and Manila Clams Amid Stomach Flu Concerns
The FDA recalls raw oysters and Manila clams distributed in multiple states over possible norovirus contamination linked to stomach flu illness.
Airline Shares Hammered, Travelers Hit With Surging Fares Amid Middle East Tensions
Airline stocks fall and ticket prices surge as Middle East tensions push oil and jet fuel costs higher.
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For many entrepreneurs, venture capital acts like a strong push that helps their plans move faster. With funding and guidance, startups can develop products, improve services, and grow in a structured way.
Netflix has purchased Ben Affleck's Interpositive, an AI production startup best known for developing tools and models.
Cracker Barrel CEO Julie Masino sees early signs of recovery as the chain works to boost traffic and sales after last year's branding backlash.
Two Goldman Sachs junior bankers face criticism and possible discipline after appearing in an unauthorized luxury lifestyle feature in Interview Magazine.
Donald Trump expanded his portfolio with up to $1.25 million in Netflix bonds during the company's high-stakes bid for Warner Bros. Discovery.
Berkshire Hathaway resumes share buybacks after nearly two years as CEO Greg Abel backs Kraft Heinz decision to pause its planned company split.
Oracle plans thousands of layoffs as it spends billions expanding AI data centers, raising new concerns among investors about rising costs.
Tinder agrees to a $60.5 million settlement after a lawsuit claimed the dating app charged older users higher subscription fees.
A former Citigroup executive alleges HR twisted her statements during a sexual harassment investigation, intensifying scrutiny of the bank's workplace culture.
Federal judge rules U.S. businesses are entitled to refunds for Trump-era tariffs struck down by the Supreme Court.

















