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Boeing Engineers Vote Yes on New Contract, Dodging a Strike
Boeing's biggest white-collar union approved a new contract, averting a potential work stoppage that could have disrupted the aerospace giant.
Apple Skipped Trump's Big AI Lunch — Here's Why That Matters
Every major tech player showed up to Trump's AI lunch except Apple, and the snub has people talking.
General Mills Names Dana McNabb CEO Starting January 1
Company veteran Dana McNabb takes the helm at General Mills, succeeding Jeff Harmening amid slowing sales and shifting consumer tastes.
Paramount's WBD Deal: What the Studio Promised and Who Doubts It
Paramount CEO David Ellison secured a merger with WBD via antitrust concessions, but Hollywood insiders aren't fully convinced the deal holds long-term.
CSU Football Hosts UTSA in Week 4: How to Watch
Colorado State takes on UTSA in Week 4. Here's when the game starts and where to catch it live.
Apple's $20,000 Mac Pro Bet: Is Local AI Worth the Cost?
Apple is pitching pricey hardware as a cloud-cost killer, but the math only works if you actually use it.
Trump-Xi Summit Puts Chinese Automakers in the Spotlight
U.S. automakers and lawmakers are pressing to keep Chinese vehicles locked out as Trump meets with Xi Jinping.
Why Royal Caribbean Is Buying Into Sandals Resorts
Royal Caribbean is acquiring a 50% stake in Sandals, targeting wealthier vacationers beyond the cruise ship deck.
Best Buy and Amazon Deepen Fire TV Partnership With Ad Push
Best Buy and Amazon are expanding their Fire TV deal to include advertising, signaling a bigger bet on retail media.
AI Drone Startup Tekever Hits $6.4B Valuation on War Demand
Tekever's massive valuation reflects surging European defense investment as the Ukraine conflict accelerates drone technology funding.
Smurfit Westrock to Buy CMPC's Chile Packaging Unit for $420M
Smurfit Westrock is acquiring CMPC's Chilean containerboard and corrugated business for $420 million, expanding its Latin American footprint.
Qualcomm Buys Robotics Software Firm PickNik in Latest AI Push
Qualcomm is acquiring robotics software company PickNik, signaling a deeper push into AI-driven automation and intelligent machines.
Florida Fund Takes New York Times to Court Over Editorial Records
A Florida investment fund has filed suit against the New York Times seeking internal records related to the outlet's editorial standards.
Apple's New CEO Faces Pressure to Kill China Chip Deal
John Ternus is already under Washington's thumb over a memory chip deal Tim Cook fought hard to keep, just as iPhone prices hang in the balance.
Royal Caribbean Close to $3B Deal for 50% Stake in Sandals
Royal Caribbean is nearing a $3 billion agreement to acquire a 50% equity stake in Sandals Resorts as it pushes beyond cruising.
Forge Acquires Becker's Healthcare in Major Media Consolidation
Forge is snapping up Becker's Healthcare, merging it with Fierce Healthcare to build a powerhouse health media platform.
Progress Software Acquires Domo's AI and Data Platform Unit
Progress Software has closed its acquisition of Domo's AI and data platform business, a move aimed at strengthening trusted AI and agentic outcomes.
Peloton Upgrades Its Treadmills to Fuel Brand Turnaround
Peloton is rolling out revamped treadmills with new features, targeting everyone from casual gym-goers to hardcore runners.
80-Year-Old Discount Fashion Chain to Shut 120 Stores
A beloved budget fashion retailer with eight decades of history is closing 120 locations in a major restructuring move.
Halliburton Lands Integrated Cyprus Contract in New Push
Halliburton secured a new integrated services contract in Cyprus, raising questions about whether broader service offerings can meaningfully boost returns.
IDEXX Bets AI Scribe Tool Will Boost Pet Diagnostic Sales
IDEXX Laboratories is rolling out an AI-powered scribe to help vets work faster and order more diagnostics. Here's what that means.
iPhone 18 Pro Sells Out Fast on India's Quick-Commerce Apps
Apple's iPhone 18 Pro hit India's rapid-delivery apps and went patchy almost instantly, outpacing even pizza deliveries.
How Dan Chung Rebuilt Fred Alger Management After 9/11 Losses
Fred Alger Management lost 35 employees on 9/11. CEO Dan Chung survived by chance and led the firm's remarkable comeback.
Private Security Is Now a $50 Billion Industry in the US
Corporate and community demand for personal protection keeps surging, even as violent crime statistics trend downward nationwide.
Dumbbell Atomic Pairs Crack a Decades-Old Ethanol Chemistry Puzzle
Scientists developed a 'dumbbell' atomic pair structure to solve a longstanding ethanol chemistry challenge with real-world manufacturing implications.
Why You Should Rethink Trusting AI Like Claude Blindly
One writer's test of Claude revealed surprising limits in AI reliability. Here's what it means for everyday users who lean on AI tools.
Why Evidence Gaps Are Now a Business Risk for Health Companies
Thin clinical evidence isn't just a science problem anymore — it's becoming a real commercial liability for health and life sciences firms.
Restaurant Health Inspections: What Inspectors Look For
Health inspectors check everything from storage temps to food handling. Here's what recent local inspections revealed.
NiSource Columbia Gas Services Reviewed for Mid-Size Businesses
NiSource's Columbia Gas package targets mid-sized firms with firm delivery, flat-rate billing, and digital tools — but it's not for everyone.
AutoZone Brake Cleaner Review: Fast-Dry Spray for DIY Garages
AutoZone's solvent-based brake cleaner promises quick evaporation and grease removal, making it a go-to consumable for mechanics and home DIYers alike.
Fox Corporation: What It Is and How It Came to Be
Fox Corporation launched in 2019 after Disney bought most of 21st Century Fox. Here's what the Murdoch-controlled media giant looks like today.