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During an Apple product launch the night before Halloween, Apple CEO Tim Cook – wearing all black at its Cupertino, California-based headquarters – introduced

Charles Schwab has laid off about 5% to 6% of its employees, amounting to roughly 2,000 people, as it looks to cut costs. A

Meta will soon be forced to seek European users’ consent before using their personal information to deliver those users targeted advertisements on Facebook and

Toyota is recalling more than 1.8 million RAV4s, the company announced Wednesday. Specifically, it is recalling certain vehicles from model years 2013-2018. At issue

Disney said Wednesday that it will acquire Comcast’s 33% stake in Hulu for an expected $8.61 billion, making the streaming service wholly owned by

Thinking of skimping on a DoorDash tip? Do so at your own risk, warns a message being tested by the food delivery provider. If

With interest rates high, student loan repayments back and elevated prices of consumer goods, many Americans are pulling back on spending. But not at

University of Pennsylvania President Liz Magill, facing a backlash from donors calling for her to resign, launched a new effort on Wednesday to fight

The United Auto Workers hopes the significant wage and benefit gains in tentative agreements with Ford, General Motors and Stellantis, the parent of Jeep

For fervent fans of Starbucks, the holidays officially kick off this week with the arrival of its seasonal cups. Beginning Thursday, customers at its