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Major retailers have stopped selling certain water beads and revised their policies around the product after federal safety regulators cautioned that they could pose risks.

The United Auto Workers union says foreign automakers Honda, Hyundai and Volkswagen all engaged in unfair labor practices against workers seeking to unionize in U.S. shops.

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration says it has taken the first step to requiring tech in vehicles that prevents drunk or impaired driving.

United Nations climate negotiators at COP28 summit in Dubai approved a deal to "transition away" from fossil fuels and phasing out burning oil, coal and gas.

Home Depot executive Scott Glenn testified before a congressional panel that the company and its workers are having to deal with a rise in violent organized retail crime incidents.

The fashion company Zara removed images from an ad campaign after facing backlash online from pro-Palestinian protesters who claimed it mocked Gaza war victims.

Home Depot executive Scott Glenn wants Congress to pass the Combating Organized Retail Crime Act of 2023, a bill that would help the industry tackle the growing problem.

PepsiCo and Empirical collaborated to launch a spirit this week that matches the flavor profile of a highly popular bag of chips, the Doritos Nacho Cheese.

Puma said its decision to terminate its sponsorship contract with the Israel Football Association was 'unrelated to any external causes'

Biden gave Sunnova a $3 billion contract earlier this year. Now, the solar company is under fire and investigation for allegedly targeting elderly, ill customers.

Ford Motor Co. will reportedly cut production of its F-150 Lightning electric trucks and it will adjust the planned number down to a weekly average of 1,600.

Hasbro announced it is laying off over 1,000 employees in order to cut costs as it continues to struggle with declining toy sales for consecutive quarters.

Ex-NFL tight end Kyle Rudolph is remembered for his efforts both on and off the football field, and his dedication to the community is something he is continuing after his retirement.

Shohei Ohtani's Earth-shattering contract reportedly comes with an interesting twist as he agreed to defer most of his money to after his deal ends.

AAA predicted Monday that some 115.2 million Americans will travel over the winter holidays, including 7.5 million by plane and almost 104 million by car.