Category: Business
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Lawmakers Push to Ban Digital Price Tags Amid Consumer Concerns
Several states propose laws banning or restricting digital price tags to protect shoppers from unfair pricing tactics.
Ford to Expand U.S. Lincoln Production, Creating Thousands of Jobs, Lutnick Says
Ford plans to grow U.S. Lincoln vehicle production by 2030, ending imports from China and adding thousands of American jobs.
Data Breach Hits 70,000 in Cyberattack on SLA Vendor IBM
Personal data of 70,000 compromised after unauthorized access to vendor IBM’s cloud environment linked to Singapore Land Authority systems.
Why July 7 Is Set to Be a Monster Day for SpaceX’s Future
SpaceX gears up for a record-breaking July 7 with two major launches and a groundbreaking Starship test flight.
‘Supergirl’ Flies Low: DC’s Latest Film Fails to Soar at Box Office
DC's 'Supergirl' stumbles with disappointing box office returns, signaling challenges ahead for the superhero franchise.
U.S. Stock Futures Surge as U.S. and Iran Resume Peace Talks
U.S. stock futures climb amid renewed U.S.-Iran peace talks, sparking hope for stability and market gains nationwide.
6 things seasoned hikers always pack but beginners forget
The difference between a novice hiker and a veteran often comes down to the contents of their pack. While beginners frequently obs
Starbucks Korea Closes All Stores for Mandatory Training After Marketing Backlash
Starbucks Korea will close all nationwide stores for mandatory staff training on June 22 following a controversial marketing campaign that led to significant sales drops…
Microsoft Regains Title as World’s Largest Company by Market Cap
Microsoft has once again been recognized as the world's largest company by market capitalization, surpassing rivals like Apple and Nvidia.
Trump Announces Strait of Hormuz Reopening After US-Iran Deal Framework
President Trump claims ships are moving through the Strait of Hormuz following a US-Iran agreement, but shippers remain uncertain about safety and transit.