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Trump's Meme Coin Skyrockets After Dinner Invitation for Top Holders
Trump's meme coin, $TRUMP, surged by 58% after offering an exclusive dinner with the former president to top coin holders.
World's Biggest Companies Linked to $28 Trillion in Climate Damage, Study Finds
A new study links top global companies to $28 trillion in climate damage, tracing pollution back to major fossil fuel producers.
Southwest Airlines Slashes Flight Schedule and Suspends Outlook, Citing Economic Uncertainty
Southwest Airlines cuts flights and suspends its financial outlook as economic uncertainty weakens travel demand.
Apple and Meta Hit With Nearly $800 Million in EU Fines Over Market Rules
Apple and Meta fined nearly $800 million by the EU for breaking digital market rules under the Digital Markets Act.
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Tesla's Q1 profits nosedive 71% as Elon Musk blames protests and disappointing robotaxi plans. Is his business now in danger?
The FDA plans to ban synthetic food dyes like Red 40 and Yellow 5, affecting popular snacks like Skittles and Flamin' Hot Cheetos.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent calls the China trade war "unsustainable" and expects de-escalation despite no formal talks yet.
China urges South Korea to stop exporting rare earth products to U.S. defense firms, raising global trade tensions.
Swiss pharma giant Roche announces a $50 billion U.S. expansion, creating 12,000 jobs and boosting biotech in four states.
The FDA has paused its milk testing program after major staff cuts, raising concerns about national food safety.
Founded by Dan Kennedy, the direct marketing mastermind and coach, Magnetic Marketing has thrived for over four decades by rejecting the idea that marketing should be about attention alone. From the start, Kennedy made one thing clear: marketing is only effective if it produces measurable results.
Tesla settles a wrongful death lawsuit over a fatal 2021 Ohio crash involving a Model Y, with terms undisclosed.
Walgreens agrees to pay $300 million to settle claims of illegally filling opioid prescriptions over a decade.
Harvard sues Trump administration over $3.2 billion grant freeze, citing threats to research and academic freedom.