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In addition to the Harris/Rales group, Rockets owner Tilman Fertitta and Canadian billionaire Steve Apostolopoulos are also involved in the sale process, according to reports.

Howard Schultz, the former Starbucks CEO, will testify before a Senate committee about the fairness of the company’s labor practices towards unionizing employees.

Apple launched its own buy now, pay later service, which will allow users to spread out payments without interest amid a time when uncertainty around the economy grows.

Plans are in the works for Microsoft to build a $1 billion data center campus in an area of Mount Pleasant, Wisconsin that is near Foxconn.

The Federal Reserve has made it clear that a banking sector crisis will not force its hand on interest rate cuts in 2023, according to BlackRock analysts.

Walgreens said it is addressing the ongoing pharmacist labor shortage that forced some store pharmacies to close earlier. Now, more than 500 locations returned to normal hours.

A lawsuit over Juul Lab's marketing to young people will begin today in Minnesota. This is the first time the e-cigarette company will go to court over marketing to young people.

Lyft's co-founders are transitioning away from their leadership positions later this year and the company announced David Risher, a former Amazon executive, would become CEO.

Twitter CEO Elon Musk said new features of being a verified user under Twitter Blue will help fend off artificial intelligence bot swarms looking to overtake the platform.

While Twitter prepares to remove legacy blue check marks on April 1, celebrities like William Shatner and Monica Lewinsky are expressing concerns about the CEO's move.

An Australian couple that traveled to Bali in Indonesia discovered an Apple AirTag had been placed in one of their bags, leading them to change their plans.

Tensions over AI tools add another dimension to the already-fraught relations between tech companies and the publishing world, which could lose out big on advertising.

Layoffs at the Walt Disney Company are reportedly commencing. Disney chief executive Bob Iger told employees in a memo that job cuts started this week.

Disney will begin cutting 7,000 workers in companywide layoffs, with a first round beginning this week, followed by a larger round set for April, CEO Bob Iger disclosed in a companywide memo.

The number of virtual brands on Uber Eats rose to more than 40,000 this year from over 10,000 in 2021. They now account for 8% of Uber Eats’ storefronts listed in the U.S. and Canada.

Twitter said in a court filing that parts of its source code, which is used to run the platform, were leaked online. The posting has since been removed.

Apple CEO Tim Cook received applause from the audience as he gave an upbeat speech at a tech conference in Beijing sponsored by the Chinese government.

Ken Griffey Jr. will be among the highest-paid Cincinnati Reds players this season even as he's been off an MLB field for more than 10 years.

Billionaire Twitter CEO Elon Musk offered his employees stock grants that valued the company at $20 billion last week, less than half the $44 billion he bough it for.

Blue Origin said Friday that an overheated rocket engine was to blame for last September's launch failure. The spaceflight company noted that it expects to return to flight soon.