Prudential settles with the FTC for $100 million over misleading healthcare plan promises by its Assurance IQ unit.

Trump warns China may face new tariffs over continued Russian oil purchases, following similar action against India.

South Korean President Lee Jae Myung gains popularity after securing a $350 billion trade deal with the US, easing tariffs and boosting investments.

ESPN strengthens its NFL partnership with access to RedZone, more games, and enhanced coverage in a new streaming deal.

BYD experiences its first monthly delivery drop amid China's fierce EV price war and rising competition.

Sam's Club recalls Member's Mark freeze-dried fruit due to possible listeria contamination; consumers urged to discard or return affected products.

Boeing defense workers in St. Louis go on strike after rejecting a new contract offer over pay and conditions.

Trump says he may use tariff revenue to offer rebate checks to some Americans while aiming to reduce national debt.

A man caught on camera slashing Tesla tires in Austin sparks concerns amid rising anti-Elon Musk sentiment.

Neuralink plans to launch three brain chip devices and open five clinics by 2031, aiming for 20,000 implants a year.

At Home keeps two store locations open after bankruptcy filing, adjusting its original closure plans.

David Geffen is being sued by ex-husband Donovan Michaels for abuse and breaking a promise of lifelong financial support.

Tesla reports a sharp drop in profits and sales as EV demand slows and competition rises.

Uber launches a new feature letting women riders and drivers choose each other to boost comfort and safety.

Hershey raises candy prices and shifts product focus due to a global cocoa shortage and rising ingredient costs.

Starlink experienced a rare 2.5-hour global outage caused by internal software failure, affecting tens of thousands of users.

Intel plans major layoffs and project cuts worldwide as it shifts focus to AI under new CEO Lip-Bu Tan.

The FCC approves Paramount's $8.4B merger with Skydance, despite backlash over a Trump lawsuit settlement.

UnitedHealth faces a federal fraud investigation over its Medicare Advantage billing practices.

Trump says Paramount paid $16 million to settle his lawsuit over a CBS "60 Minutes" interview with Kamala Harris.

In-N-Out CEO Lynsi Snyder moves to Tennessee, joining other business leaders leaving California over family and business concerns.

Wahlburgers shuts down 79 Hy-Vee locations to refocus on full-service restaurants and future growth.

China confirms exit bans on a Wells Fargo banker and a U.S. official, heightening tensions amid ongoing trade talks.

Target will stop matching Amazon and Walmart prices starting July 28 as it adjusts its policy amid falling sales.

Subway names former Burger King executive Jonathan Fitzpatrick as CEO to lead global growth after Roark Capital acquisition.

Kraft Heinz may spin off legacy brands like Velveeta as it explores a major shake-up to boost growth and investor value.

Over 5 million above-ground pools are being recalled in the U.S. after nine child drownings linked to a safety flaw.

PepsiCo unveils new Prebiotic Cola launching fall 2025, aiming to meet growing demand for healthier soda options.

AstraZeneca announces $50 billion U.S. expansion plan to boost drug manufacturing and research by 2030.

China begins construction on a massive $167B dam in Tibet, raising environmental and geopolitical concerns from India and Bangladesh.