Cracker Barrel ends partnership with Prophet after customer backlash over logo and store redesign.
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California Empowers Uber, Lyft Drivers With Unionization Rights
California grants rideshare drivers historic union rights, empowering 800,000 drivers to collectively bargain for better pay and working conditions starting in 2026.
Ukraine: A Worrying Asymmetry in Precision Strikes
July 2025 has proven to be a critical juncture in the Ukraine-Russia war. Russia has intensified its targeting of Ukrainian ammunition depots, supply chains, and critical military infrastructure hubs, multiplying Deep Precision Strikes (DPS).
Beyond Housing as a Blueprint: Cross-Sector Collaboration for Scalable Social Impact
Beyond Housing's portfolio includes more than 800 rental units as well as commercial and retail properties, a health center, entertainment and hospitality venues, and more. The secret to Beyond Housing's significant, scalable social impact is cross-sector collaboration.
Rite Aid Announces Full Closure of Stores Following Second Bankruptcy Filing
Rite Aid closes all stores after second bankruptcy, with prescriptions transferring to other pharmacies.
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Tesla faces shareholder backlash over Elon Musk's $1 trillion pay package ahead of November vote.
U.S. layoffs hit 950,000 in 2025, marking the highest level since 2020 amid a slowing job market and reduced hiring.
Boeing begins training replacement workers as 3,200 St. Louis defense employees remain on strike over contract disputes.
Funcom celebrates Dune: Awakening's massive launch yet announces layoffs as it restructures for live operations and prepares for a big console release.
T-Mobile has ended its Google One deal with unlimited photo storage. You can no longer sign up for this plan after Sept. 30.
Founded in 2016 as a brokerage startup, IUX established a clear ambition to penetrate high-growth financial markets across the globe.
Amazon's Prime Air delivery drones crashed in Arizona as it flew away from a fulfillment center, and the FAA is already on top of it.
Congress cut $1.1 billion in funding, forcing PBS and NPR stations to cut programs and staff.
A jury found Uber negligent but not liable in a sexual assault case involving a rider and her driver.
