HiPP recalls baby food jars after rat poison was found in samples, with authorities investigating suspected product tampering in Europe.

Uber Eats introduces instant refund returns with courier pickup, offering faster refunds for a fee and changing how online shoppers handle returns.

Elon Musk proposes a federal "universal high income" to address AI job losses, sparking debate among economists and tech leaders.

U.S. Customs launches a refund system for Trump-era tariffs ruled unconstitutional, allowing businesses to reclaim billions in import taxes.

Air Canada suspends JFK flights from June to October amid rising jet fuel costs linked to the Iran conflict.

Ford Motor Company recalls nearly 1.4M Ford F-150 trucks over a downshifting issue that may increase crash risk.

PepsiCo beats earnings expectations as lower snack prices boost sales and bring customers back amid ongoing inflation concerns.

Over 50,000 $1 pet laser toys are recalled nationwide due to a serious risk of injury or death from unsafe button cell batteries.

Spirit Airlines' bankruptcy exit plan faces growing risk as rising jet fuel prices threaten its restructuring and raise fears of possible liquidation.

Over 5,000 Graco infant car seats sold at major retailers have been recalled due to a safety issue that could increase injury risk in crashes.

The FDA has recalled certain Xanax XR 3mg bottles nationwide after they failed quality standards, urging patients to check lot numbers and stop use if affected.

Bloomberg faces a lawsuit alleging a senior manager used internal chats for sexual harassment, with claims the company failed to act on complaints.

Snap Inc. is laying off 1,000 employees and closing open roles as it shifts toward AI and cuts costs in a major company restructuring plan.

Ticketmaster and Live Nation lose a major antitrust trial after a jury finds they illegally monopolized the U.S. live event ticketing market.

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby suggests a potential merger with American Airlines, sparking debate over consolidation in the U.S. aviation industry.

Macy's announces 14 new store closures across the U.S., including two in California, as part of its plan to shut 150 underperforming locations by 2026.

7-Eleven plans to close 645 North American stores in 2026 as parent company Seven & i shifts strategy amid inflation and changing consumer habits.

Disney cuts 1,000 jobs in a major restructuring under new CEO Josh D'Amaro, impacting film, TV, ESPN, and corporate divisions.

Mercedes-Benz recalls over 24,000 vehicles from 2018–2020 due to a drive shaft defect that may increase crash risk, NHTSA says.

McDonald's is launching new refreshers, sodas, and energy drinks to compete in the growing beverage market and attract budget-conscious customers.

A lawsuit claims Costco failed to properly notify customers before membership renewals, raising concerns about billing and cancellation practices.

Google is investing $10 million to train 40,000 manufacturing workers in AI, aiming to close skills gaps and boost productivity.

FedEx CFO John Dietrich will step down after the FedEx Freight spinoff, as the company continues its major restructuring plan.

USPS proposes raising stamp prices to 82 cents as part of a new mailing rate increase aimed at addressing financial pressure and rising costs.

Chinese automakers boost global exports as domestic car sales decline, led by strong EV demand and expanding overseas markets in 2026.

A former personal assistant has pleaded guilty to stealing nearly $10 million from her elderly employers to fund a luxury shopping spree.

USPS pauses pension contributions to conserve cash as financial losses raise concerns about a potential funding crisis.

The DOJ investigates the NFL's broadcast model over rising costs and concerns it may limit competition and fan access.

Elon Musk's xAI has filed a lawsuit to block Colorado's new AI law, arguing it violates free speech and could slow down AI development in the U.S.

FCC proposes new restrictions on Chinese telecom firms, citing national security risks and tighter control over U.S. networks.