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Chick-fil-A opened its first location in Puerto Rico last week.

California--based Boyd Specialties issued the recall for dozens of products under various brand names a "routine FSIS product sample confirmed positive for Listeria monocytogenes," according to a recall notice.

Gamestop Chairman Ryan Cohen now owns a big stake of Bed Bath & Beyond and says CEO Mark Tritton is failing at his job and is overpaid.

Nissan is putting much of its Russian business on hold after the invasion of Ukraine. Exports to the country have been suspended and it will soon cease production at its factory in St. Petersburg.

WalletHub released a report on the most ‘sinful’ states in the U.S. this year, based on anger, jealousy, excesses, greed, lust, vanity, and laziness.

European powers are banding together to seize the financial assets of Russian President Vladimir Putin's most trusted allies.

Shares of Smith & Wesson Brands took a hit after the company's update on gun demand.

While she likely won’t come knocking on your door hocking her product, the “Three’s Company” actress, 75, said Wednesday that she’s earned a pretty penny since she began slinging the home workout device.

Netflix's attorneys are working to fight potential child pornography charges against the streaming giant over its controversial drama “Cuties.”

Global Guardian, an international security firm, is transporting clients' employees and their families out of Ukraine, away from danger — CEO Dale Buckner spoke to Fox News Digital on Friday with updates.

Disney+ will offer a cheaper, ad-supported streaming subscription tier that will roll out in the United States in late 2022 and internationally in 2023 as the entertainment behemoth looks to boost its subscriber growth.

As importing and exporting industries around the world are bracing for the war's impact, some food manufacturers are already voicing concerns.

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky tweeted that users are booking stays in Ukraine that "they don’t intend to stay in just to help Hosts."

Honda and Sony are forming a joint venture to build electric cars together. The first vehicle is scheduled to be launched in 2025.

The United States is waiving a requirement for negative COVID-19 tests from Americans leaving Belarus or Russia to travel home, the State Department said on Thursday.

Japan's Sony Corp and Honda Motor Co Ltd said on Friday they would pair up to develop and sell battery-powered electric vehicles, and said they were open to bringing in other partners.

Two U.S. university campuses are losing their food-delivery robots for now because of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.