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HP Slashes Workforce by Up to 10% as Company Pivots to Artificial Intelligence
HP announces plans to cut up to 6,000 jobs worldwide as it shifts toward AI-driven operations and cost-saving strategies.
US-China Trade Talks: Donald Trump Says Xi Jinping Promises Faster, Bigger Purchases
Trump says Xi Jinping agreed to speed up and increase China's purchases of U.S. goods, signaling optimism in trade talks.
Warner Music Drops Lawsuit vs. Suno; AI Music Company Gets Licensing Deal Instead
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 Serious Injury Risk
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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Rad Power Bikes owners are urged to stop using certain batteries after the CPSC warned they pose a serious fire and explosion risk.
RealPage settles with DOJ, agreeing to end software practices that allowed landlords to collude on rent prices.
Campbell Soup VP faces lawsuit after secretly recorded racist and offensive remarks spark employee firing claims.
In today's digital economy, where capital, information, and opportunity move across borders at unprecedented speed, FinTech has emerged as one of the most influential forces reshaping how societies function. Few leaders capture this shift as clearly as Takin Jitjanuruk, Co-Founder of WOXA Group Holding.
UK's Anti-Elon Musk Movement Intensifies as Billionaire is Accused of Threatening Democracy, Climate
Britons were inspired by the American movement Tesla Takedown, triggering a rise in anti-Elon Musk protests in the UK.
The shift in sentiment follows remarks from a senior Fed official suggesting room for further rate adjustments. That helped push down Treasury yields and reinforce expectations of an imminent rate cut.
Canada says it will resume U.S. trade talks when needed, citing no urgent issues and focusing on tariffs and economic partnerships.
Ohio may require Walmart, Costco, and Target to offer cash lanes for purchases under $500 under a new bill.
Average new-car prices in the U.S. near $50K, leaving buyers facing higher costs and bigger monthly payments.
Kohl's plans to name Michael Bender as permanent CEO following his interim term, aiming to stabilize leadership ahead of earnings.

















