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Nike delays the launch of its Skims activewear line with Kim Kardashian due to internal production issues.

US Steel finalizes deal with Nippon Steel, backed by Trump, promising over 100,000 US jobs and $11 billion in investments.

Honda recalls over 259,000 vehicles due to a brake pedal defect that could cause unexpected braking or accidents.

Walmart and Kroger recall chicken Alfredo meals after a deadly listeria outbreak kills 3 and sickens 17 across 13 states.

Vitamin B12 gummies sold at Amazon, Aldi, and BJ's recalled due to undeclared peanut allergen risk.

Kraft Heinz will remove all artificial food dyes from U.S. products by 2027 to meet health and consumer demands.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy triggers outrage as he reveals AI will shrink the corporate workforce. How did the employees respond to his statement?

By the end of March, public filings showed that fewer than 50,000 Cybertrucks had been delivered.

Sam Altman revealed that Meta tried poaching OpenAI staff by giving them lucrative offers like a $100 million signing bonus.

Eli Lilly now offers higher-dose Zepbound online for $499 monthly, with no insurance needed.

Trump Media plans a new Bitcoin-Ethereum ETF, aiming to attract crypto investors with a unique fund structure.

Southwest Airlines equips its Boeing 737 fleet with new cockpit alert systems to boost runway safety.

At Home files for bankruptcy and will close 26 underperforming stores across the U.S. by fall 2025.

Anne Wojcicki regains control of 23andMe with a $305M bid, promising stronger privacy protections and a nonprofit future.

Nike Pushes Back Skims Activewear Release, Blames Production Snags