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Disney to Pay $10 Million to Settle FTC Allegations Over Kids' Data Collection
Disney will pay $10 million to settle FTC claims it violated kids' privacy laws by mislabeling YouTube videos.
Google Wins Chrome, Android Rights but Ordered to Share Data with Competitors
Google keeps Chrome and Android but must share search data with rivals to boost competition, a U.S. judge rules.
Kraft Heinz Splits Into Two Firms to Navigate Changing Food Industry Trends
Kraft Heinz will split into two companies by 2026 to better focus on shifting consumer trends and brand growth.
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AI-powered stuffed animals promise fun and learning, but experts warn they may impact child development and privacy.
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Drugmakers warn Trump's proposed tariffs on imported medicines could raise prices and cause shortages across the U.S.
Google has taken action against the fake reports pertaining to Gmail's alleged major security issues.
Walmart, Target, and most grocery stores are open on Labor Day 2025, while Costco and banks will be closed.
Donald Trump defends his tariff policy after a court ruling, warning that removing tariffs would "completely destroy" America.
SkyWest Flight 5971 was diverted to Austin after severe turbulence injured two passengers, prompting an emergency landing.
American consumers kept spending in July despite rising inflation, but looming tariffs and slower growth could test household resilience in the months ahead.
Spirit Airlines files for bankruptcy again just months after exiting Chapter 11, citing ongoing financial struggles and weak travel demand.
Trump imposes 50% tariffs on Indian goods over Russian oil imports, sparking a major trade crisis between the U.S. and India.
JetBlue may take legal action against Portugal after repeated denials of U.S. flights into Lisbon.
