Sam's Club recalls all Member's Mark "Super Greens" powders after salmonella outbreak sickens 11 people across seven states.

Tesla faces a sharp sales drop in Europe as rivals gain ground and legal challenges mount.

Procter & Gamble faces a lawsuit claiming Kid's Crest packaging may lead children to use unsafe amounts of toothpaste.

EA insists it will maintain creative control after its £45 billion ($55 billion) Saudi-backed buyout, despite employee concerns over AI and investor influence.

Australian photo-sharing app Tinybeans (ASX: TNY) acquired US rival Qeepsake for $4.1 million in an all-stock deal, nearly doubling its subscriber base to 90,000. The acquisition costs just $67 per subscriber — far below organic acquisition costs — and boosts revenue 85%.

Kimberly-Clark's acquisition of Kenvue marks a major strategic shift as the company expands beyond its traditional personal care and diving deeper into the consumer health market.

Coca-Cola's new Christmas advertisement is very festive, but not all are impressed after the company proudly said they used fewer people for it.

Japan's biggest media companies accuse OpenAI of stealing anime and game content to train Sora 2. This is a new battle for the ChatGPT maker.

Baidu's Apollo Go hits 250,000 weekly robotaxi rides, matching Waymo and intensifying the China-US race in autonomous driving technology.

Udio gives users 48 hours to download AI-generated songs after settling a copyright dispute with Universal Music.