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Employees at a New York City nightspot allegedly used spray bottles for cocaine on the job and had a system to rate the attractiveness of customers, according to a lawsuit.

PorterYachts teams with the Ben Hotel to offer luxury yacht experiences, with CEO Brian Blouin stating that recent tariffs haven't affected charter business.

Hulk Hogan evolved from a sports entertainer to lifestyle brand through authenticity and expansion, with recent ventures that included a beer brand and freestyle wrestling organization.

Pakistani Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said his country was "very close" to a trade deal with the U.S., but officials in Washington did not mention any timeline.

An Argentine court is forcing Google to pay around $12,500 to a man who was caught in the buff on a Street View camera in his own backyard, according to reports.

Coffee company voluntarily recalls 154 Dark Pinon single-serve cups as a precaution after FDA found seal issues, though no illnesses have been reported.

Chevron regains license to operate in Venezuela as Trump shifts foreign policy, despite criticism from Secretary Rubio and concerns about benefiting Maduro's government.

Beef prices are surging as demand for the food continues to increase while supplies are dwindling, leading some industry leaders to sound the alarm bell.

Billionaire Ray Dalio warned the U.S. risks an economic heart attack within three years unless the federal budget deficit is reduced to 3% of GDP as deficits widen and the debt grows.

As Kansas City moves to reinstate bus fares for most riders over budget concerns, NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is pushing for the Big Apple to make all bus fares "free."

The USDA announced that it will relocate much of its staff in the Washington, D.C., area to five regional hubs and vacate several buildings in the nation's capital.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said U.S.-China trade has reached a "good place" with reduced tariffs, but said China's 30% share of global manufacturing is unsustainably imbalanced.

Illinois homeowners face a 27% rate hike from State Farm as the insurer cites unsustainable losses. The rate increase is expected to start on Aug. 15.