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Burger King has offered a vegetarian version of their iconic Whopper burger since April 2019

Free Burgers At Airports? Burger King Offers Free Impossible Whoppers With 'Delay Your Way'

The promotion will be running through Dec. 30 at U.S. airports.

Blue Cross Blue Shield Parent Company Layoffs: Dozens Cut At The Health Insurance Provider

Health Care Service Corp. has laid off dozens of employees from its middle management team.

Could Germany Avoid Recession? German Business Confidence Rises In December, Beating Forecasts

Germany's business confidence rose in December, a positive sign for Europe's strongest economy.

GameStop Store Closures 2019: Gaming Retailer Is Exiting This Market Altogether

GameStop is pulled out of this market entirely, as it looks to shutter 52 stores.

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ISIS Now Uses Blockchain To Spread Propaganda, Utilizes BCM Messenger's 'Supergroups'

The use of blockchain isn't limited to serving companies and organizations that benefit from the distributed digital ledger; nefarious activities stem out of blockchain because of the technology's inherent capability to mask the identities of those behind transactions.

Apple flagship store in Paris is one of the many properties now owned by Zara-founder Amancio Ortega

Potential Challenges Apple-Based Enterprises Might Face In 2020

What could be the possible challenges that Apple-based enterprises might face in 2020?

Marijuana Legalization Sees Spike In Hospital Emergency Cases Across States

In the light of experience from states where recreational marijuana was legalized, Illinois stepped up preparations to handle the expected spike in emergency cases in hospitals.

Beyond Meat "Beyond Burger" patties are one of the options for plant-based proteins, which now include chicken, shrimp and sausage alternatives

Move Over Beyond Meat, Daring Foods Offers Plant-Based Chicken Alternative

Plant-based meat is slowly trying to get more people on board a more sustainable and healthier option for protein needs.

The United States says a French digitax services tax unfairly targets American tech companies such as Google, Apple, Facebook and Amazon

Apple, Tesla, Google Sued For Child Labor In Congo: 'Benefitting From Brutal Use Of Children'

Top technology companies Apple, Google, Microsoft, Dell and Tesla have been sued for “knowingly benefiting from” the exploitation of children in the cobalt mines of Congo.

Tuesday's Stock Market Close: US Equities Rise Moderately On Strong Housing, Manufacturing Data

US stocks closed somewhat higher on Tuesday amid worries over the U.K.'s plans to leave the European Union whether or not a new trade deal is in place.

Tech Exports: US Finishing Plans To Restrict Sensitive Exports To China, Other Countries On National Security Concerns

The U.S. is becoming increasingly concerned adversarial governments could exploit American technologies.

Ford Investment: Automaker Commits $1.45 Billion To Launch New Bronco, Electrified F-150 Trucks

Ford said is investing $1.45 billion into its Michigan plants for electrified and autonomous vehicles.

Amazon is giving US customers the ability to pay for online purchases with cash under a partnership with Western Union

Amazon Says No To FedEx Ground Shipping To Meet Holiday Expectations

Amazon has told its third-party sellers that they cannot use FedEx's ground delivery service for holiday deliveries.

Online retailer Ozon handles over 100,000 packages a day at one of its logistics centre in the town of Tver

Return To Sender: Retailers Bracing For Deluge Of Post-Holiday Product Returns

High retail sales during the holidays means even more items will be returned by customers.

Bed Bath & Beyond Executive Shake Up: Will Leadership Changes Make A Difference?

Six Bed Bath & Beyond executives have departed the struggling retailer as part of a restructuring effort.

Microfinance Grows In India’s Poor, Rural Regions: The Case of Troubled Bihar

Microfinance has a heavy presence in the vast, poor rural regions of northeast India.

Vox Media Layoffs: Hundreds Of Freelance Workers Cut Ahead Of California’s New Gig Economy Law

Vox Media will layoff hundreds of freelancers, following the passing of California's new gig economy law that reclassifies contract workers.

Britain's Prime Minister and Conservative party leader Boris Johnson poses after hammering a "Get Brexit Done" sign into the garden of a supporter -- he won a landslide victory in December 2019 elections

Tuesday's Stock Market Open: US Equities Open Narrowly Mixed On Strong Housing, Manufacturing Data

US stocks drifting higher on Tuesday with gains tempered by Brexit fears.

Security researchers say UN and other humanitarian workers are being targeted by phony emails by hackers looking for passwords

Russians Charged For Using Government-Owned Computers To Mine Crypto

Crypto miners usually invest heavily in high-powered computers to jump in on the lucrative crypto mining business. But in Russia, criminals have found a more cost-effective -- and yet, illicit -- solution in jacking government-owned properties.

Marijuana plants grow at a dispensary in Los Angeles

Marijuana Price In Colorado Hits 3-Year High At $1,316 Per Pound

Marijuana price in Colorado has risen sharply and those of buds are at a three-year high, according to state officials.

Arbe Raises $32M To Help Tesla Competitors With Radar For Self-Driving Cars

Tesla vehicles aren't considered fully autonomous, and by SAE standards -- it's only at level 2. Arbe may be able to change that with its high-definition radar chipset.

President Donald Trump has billed the trade accord with China as a good deal for the US

91 Fortune 500 Companies Paid $0 Taxes Thanks To Trump's Tax Law

The strange case of 91 profitable Fortune 500 companies paying zero taxes on U.S. income in 2018 had been revealed in a study by the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy.

Uber Sells UberEats India To Zomato For $400 Million

In a move to lessen the drag on margins that its operations in India are incurring, UberEats's last resort is to sell its business to competitor Zomato.

People hold up pictures of the victims of Boeing 737 MAX accidents as Federal Aviation Administration Administrator(FAA) Stephen Dickson(R) testifies before the House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure on Capitol Hill

Boeing Stock Down 4% As Suspension Of 737 MAX Production Looms

Boeing is pausing production of its ill-starred 737 MAX passenger jets as orders for the aircraft have fallen drastically since two fatal crashes in October 2018 and March 2019.

Wireless carriers T-Mobile and Sprint moved a step closer to merging, winning the approval of the Federal Communications Commission for their $26 billion tie-up

T-Mobile, Sprint Merger: Democrats Accuse FCC Of 'Lack Of Appropriate Process' In Approving Deal

Two Democratic Party-led House committees have questioned the regulatory approval process to the Sprint, T-Mobile merger at the Federal Communications Commission.