A deadly listeria outbreak linked to frozen shakes has led to a nationwide recall, affecting 38 people across 21 states, with 11 deaths.

Bybit faces a historic $1.5 billion hack linked to North Korea's Lazarus Group, sparking security concerns in the crypto industry.

The Associated Press sues the White House over a media ban, citing press freedom violations.

Over 6,000 IRS employees face termination this week amid workforce cuts, sparking controversy and legal challenges.

Celsius Holdings acquires Alani Nutrition in a $1.8 billion deal to expand its energy drink market presence with healthier, functional products.

Florida has sued Target, claiming the retailer misled investors over its DEI policies, following backlash from its 2023 Pride Month campaign.

Delta Air Lines offers $30,000 to each passenger of the February 17 crash-landing flight, with no strings attached, to support their immediate financial needs.

Kroger and Meijer recall Berry Buddies snack packs over undeclared wheat and egg allergens, posing allergy risks.

Raw pet food recalled in Oregon and Washington after bird flu cases linked to cat deaths, prompting health warnings.

Libra crypto creator claims to control Argentina's President Milei, sparking controversy and legal action.

USPS Chief Louis DeJoy announces his resignation after five years, prompting a search for his successor.

JetBlue is exploring new airline partnerships after its deals with Spirit and American Airlines were blocked by federal regulators.

Nikola files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy after struggling with cash flow, leadership changes, and market challenges.

February 28 Economic Blackout aims to send a powerful message as Americans halt spending for 24 hours to protest corporate rollbacks on DEI initiatives.

FDA food division head Jim Jones resigns, citing the "indiscriminate firing" of 89 staffers and raising concerns about food safety reforms.

Elon Musk's DOGE seeks access to sensitive IRS data, sparking privacy concerns and legal challenges.

Denny's plans to close up to 178 locations by 2025 due to aging buildings and underperformance, surpassing initial closure targets.

James Murdoch calls his father Rupert a "misogynist" in a revealing interview, exposing deep family rifts and power struggles.

The Washington Post rejected an anti-Elon Musk ad after initially approving it, sparking concerns over corporate influence and press independence.

Delta Flight 4819 crashes at Toronto Pearson Airport, with all 80 passengers safely evacuated and 19 treated for injuries.

Amazon workers in North Carolina vote against unionization, rejecting a push for labor representation at the company's fulfillment center.

Trump administration fires FDA staffers in a sweeping workforce reduction, raising concerns over food and medical safety.

Broadcom and TSMC explore potential acquisitions of Intel assets, sparking industry and national security concerns.

Protesters across the US rally against Elon Musk's political influence, urging people to sell Teslas and challenge his involvement in government operations.

Argentine President Javier Milei faces fraud charges after promoting a cryptocurrency that collapsed, causing millions in losses to investors.

US and India aim to double bilateral trade to $500 billion by 2030, addressing tariffs, defense, and energy cooperation.

Blue Origin lays off 10% of its workforce to streamline operations after the successful New Glenn launch.

Apple will reinstate TikTok on the US App Store following a directive from Attorney General Pam Bondi, temporarily easing legal tensions.

A gas explosion at a Taiwan department store killed four people and injured eight, prompting rescue efforts and an investigation into the cause of the blast.

YouTube TV subscribers may lose access to CBS, Nickelodeon, and other Paramount channels as contract negotiations remain deadlocked.