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American restaurateurs are fuming over a new fee being charged to their customers by a powerful third-party point-of-sale vendor, Toast Inc., without their consent.

Alan Alda, who played Hawkeye on "M*A*S*H," is auctioning his dog tags and boots he wore on the show to his center dedicated to helping scientists and doctors communicate better.

Google has begun working with several hospitals, including the Mayo Research Clinic, to begin incorporating the tech giant's Med-PaLM 2 AI chatbot to provide healthcare advice.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer sent a letter to the Food and Drug Administration to urge the regulator to look into Prime energy drinks and their caffeine content.

"Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny" lost its top spot at the box office to the horror sequel "Insidious 5" in its second week in theaters.

James Cameron and his wife Suzy Amis Cameron have listed their oceanfront 102-acre ranch in Santa Barbara County for $33 million.

Jessica Simpson said she had to put up her house as collateral and liquidate her stock portfolio in order to buy back her billion-dollar fashion brand.

Foam clog maker Crocs is suing rival Joybees over stolen corporate trade secrets and intellectual property while rival has filed competing claim.

Cruise ships are seeing more people come on board this summer with numbers expected to be at 31.5 million this year. That would be more than the last full year before the pandemic.

A Native American chief in Vermont said he would to talk to Ben & Jerry's about the land under its headquarters.

Alzheimer’s drug Leqembi received full approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. An expert explains why this is a milestone in the treatment of the progressive disease.

Aretha Franklin's sons are battling over two of her handwritten wills in a Michigan courtroom on Monday. Franklin died in 2018 without an official will in place.

Olivia Dunne is one of the pioneers in the NIL space, and she wants to make sure her fellow female LSU Tigers get their own deals down the road.

Seven Republican attorneys general sent a letter Wednesday to Target warning the company’s Pride collection contained vulgar clothing that may violate child-protection laws.

Rapper Nelly has sold "select recorded assets" from his song catalog, including early 2000s hits like "Hot in Herre" and "Ride Wit Me," for $50 million.

New York City passed a law governing AI-assisted hiring practices, mandating that businesses that use the tool must conduct a third-party "bias audit" to prevent discrimination.

Powerball lottery jackpot winning numbers were drawn Wednesday night and it has a jackpot of $546 million with a cash option of $282 million.

Amazon's companywide cost-cutting push is reaching its entertainment divisions, as CEO Andy Jassy is reportedly scrutinizing the budgets of Amazon Studios' expensive productions.

Ben & Jerry's customers are in uproar after the company called for the U.S. to acknowledge that the U.S. exists "on stolen land" on the Fourth of July.

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen heads to China to bolster ties as relations with Beijing remain strained diplomatically, militarily and economically.