Nexstar agrees to buy Tegna for $6.2 billion, creating the largest local TV broadcaster in the US.

Walmart recalls Great Value frozen shrimp after FDA warns of potential radioactive contamination.

Crocs and the NFL team up to launch a first-ever collection of team-branded Crocs and Jibbitz for fans.

FDA warns consumers to avoid whipped, mousse, and foam sunscreens due to safety and lack of approval.

TC sues Key Investment Group for using fake accounts to buy and resell Taylor Swift Eras Tour tickets.

MSNBC rebrands as MS NOW, drops the peacock logo, and prepares for its independent spinoff under Versant.

Starbucks will give salaried employees in the U.S. and Canada a 2% pay raise in 2025 as part of CEO Brian Niccol's cost-control plan.

Fake Labubu dolls have been recalled after the CPSC warned they pose a serious choking hazard to children.

Tesla halves UK lease costs as storage lots overflow amid falling sales and offers incentives to move vehicles quickly.

Air Canada flight attendants strike, grounding 130,000 passengers daily amid stalled contract talks.

Amazon, Home Depot, and ESR recall over 30,000 HaloLock power banks in the U.S. and Canada due to fire and explosion risks.

Google to pay $36M in Australia for anti-competitive search deals, giving users more choice on Android devices.

Shein and Temu prepare for higher U.S. prices as Trump ends the $800 duty-free import exemption.

Boar's Head will reopen its Virginia plant after safety upgrades and USDA approval following last year's deadly listeria outbreak.

New York cannabis shops sue the state after regulators admit a school zone rule mistake that threatens dozens of dispensaries.

Judge allows sale of Alex Jones' Infowars to help pay $1B owed to Sandy Hook families.

Walmart, Target, and Amazon recall 56,000 Remington hair dryers over electrocution risks, urging customers to stop use and request refunds.

Kroger settles lawsuit with C&S Wholesale over $125M termination fee after failed Albertsons merger.

Air Canada cancels hundreds of flights as flight attendants prepare for a possible strike this weekend, affecting thousands of travelers.

Costco joins other retailers in refusing to dispense the abortion pill mifepristone, citing low demand.

AT&T customers affected by data breaches may claim up to $7,500 in a $177 million settlement by November 18, 2025.

McDonald's Japan ends Pokémon card giveaway after resellers dump uneaten food outside stores, sparking public outrage.

Amazon now offers same-day fresh food delivery in over 1,000 U.S. cities, including dairy, produce, and meat.

Kellogg's becomes the first food company to legally commit to removing artificial dyes from all U.S. cereals by 2027.

Paramount-Skydance merger boosts film production and revamps cable brands, prioritizing Top Gun 3 and streaming growth.

Perplexity AI makes a $34.5 billion bid to acquire Google Chrome, aiming to expand its AI browser reach.

Elon Musk calls Grok's pro-Altman response a "major problem" and says X is working to fix the AI chatbot.

Kodak warns it may not survive as it faces a $500 million debt deadline, raising concerns about the company's future.

Spirit Airlines warns of possible collapse just months after bankruptcy amid weak demand and cash troubles.

Adidas faces backlash in Mexico over a sandal design accused of copying traditional Zapotec huaraches without community consent.