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Recall Alert: Over 50,000 COVID-19 Rapid Test Kits Sold Without Approval Recalled

The recalled rapid tests came in three different packaging styles.

Biden vs. Trump: Who Created More Jobs In Their First Two Years In Office?

President Joe Biden is widely expected to contest the 2024 election, especially if Donald Trump decides to challenge

Since taking office in January 2021, Joe Biden has created 12 million jobs in a post-pandemic economy.

Did Anyone Win Saturday's Powerball? Feb. 11 Winning Numbers And Monday's New Jackpot

The $1.6 billion Powerball jackpot is the biggest ever amassed and it set many minds spinning about what they would do with such wealth

There was no winner in Saturday's Powerball drawing.

Employer-Paid Education Benefits A Reshuffled Workforce

Companies in 2023 faced with new difficulties in recruiting and retaining a quality workforce amid the "Great Resignation," will find that enabling their employees to complete college degree programs provides them with a positive return on investment.

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Disney CEO Bob Iger is back to help the company through tough times

How Disney Is Getting Its Business Strategy Right

Disney is adjusting its business strategy under returning CEO Bob Iger, and it's working.

Netflix Password Sharing: Here's How Users Can Share Their Accounts Under New Rule

"We know there's been a lot of confusion about sharing Netflix," Netflix tweeted.

Fabuloso Recall: 4.9 Million Bottles Of Multipurpose Cleaners Pulled Due To Bacteria Concerns

The products may contain Pseudomonas bacteria.

A shopping cart is seen at a Bed Bath & Beyond store in Manhattan, New York City

Bed Bath And Beyond Store Closings 2023: These Additional 150 Locations To Shut Their Doors

An additional 150 Bed Bath and Beyond stores have been slated for closure in the company's bid to avoid declaring bankruptcy.

Luckin Coffee Is Getting Its Business Model Right – A Threat To Starbucks?

Luckin's business model has helped the start-up coffee chain become the largest retailer of brewed coffee in China.

Zoom Video Communications tripled its ranks of workers when its online conference platform boomed in popularity during the pandemic but the Silicon Valley-based tech firm is cutting staff to endure the current economic downturn

Big Tech Layoffs: Zoom To Slash 15% Of Workforce, CEO Takes Massive Pay Cut

Silicon Valley-based Zoom announced Tuesday that it would be laying off 1,300 employees, or 15% of its workforce.

Boeing Plans To Slash 2,000 Jobs In Finance And HR In 2023

The cut-off is part of the company's move to dedicate more resources to engineering and manufacturing.

Indian tycoon Gautam Adani, who has seen his personal wealth halve, insists the fundamentals of his company are 'very strong'

Adani Group Stocks Surge After $113 Billion Market Wipeout

Shares in India's Adani Group rallied on Tuesday a day after it prepaid some loans, bringing relief to investors that have seen $113.6 billion wiped off the conglomerate's market value since a U.S.

Tech Layoffs: Dell Cuts Over 6,000 Jobs Amid Chilled PC, Laptop Market

Computer manufacturer Dell will be slashing over 6,000 jobs in an attempt to cut costs amid an unstable tech environment.

S&P 500 Earnings Season: A Mixed Bag For Companies in Q4

The earnings reports for S&P 500 companies in Q4 of 2022 has held a mixed bag of results so far.

Japanese Dollar Store Daiso Recalls Various Snacks Over Allergy Concerns

Those who have an allergy or sensitivity may "run the risk of serious or life-threatening allergic reaction."

Recall Alert: Various Sandwiches, Other Food Products Pulled Off Shelves Over Listeria Risk

The recall affects sandwiches, wraps, breakfast foods and more.

US Economy Could Be Past Soft Landing, Into A New Virtuous Cycle Of Growth

Here's what a hot labor market means for economic growth, inflation, and interest rates.

Did Anyone Win Saturday's Powerball? Feb. 4 Winning Numbers And Monday's New Jackpot

Monday's Powerball jackpot is an estimated $747 million, with a cash-option value of $403.1 million, which is the fifth largest. There have been 33 consecutive drawings without a winner.

Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and World Bank in Washington

G7's New Petroleum Price Caps To Degrade Russia's War Campaign -Yellen

Western economies agreed new price caps on Friday on Russia's exports of oil products that U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said would build on the crude oil cap set in December.

Jamie Fraser, The Man Creating The Next Generation Of Young Entrepreneurs

Jamie Fraser is the founder and CEO of one of the leading staffing and recruitment solutions in the United Kingdom.

Japanese restaurant chain Kura Sushi plans to install cameras above its conveyor belts to monitor customers

Rise of 'Sushi Terrorism' Makes A Dent In Japan's $148 Billion Restaurant Business

Videos of pranksters contaminating food with their saliva have surfaced online, causing an uproar.

Eye Drops Recalled Over Possible Contamination, Potential Link To Multi-State Infections

Customers are being advised to stop using the product.

Thousands Of Children's Robes Sold 'Exclusively' On Amazon Recalled Over Burn Hazard

The robes were imported by various companies.

U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Powell holds news conference after Fed announced quarter point interest rate hike in Washington

The Fed Stops Fighting Markets In Latest Rate Hike

The Federal Reserve's decision to cut back on interest rate hikes showed a slight shift in policy for the central bank.

OTTASILVER: Elevating Your Jewelry Collection With Traditional Pieces And Making A Difference Through Community Partnerships

In 2015, brothers Mustafa and Enes Kirca founded OTTASILVER, an e-commerce company that ships high-quality men's jewelry to customers around the world.

The Bryan Mound Strategic Petroleum Reserve is seen in an aerial photograph over Freeport, Texas

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