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Former Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey has called on new boss Elon Musk to release the full "Twitter files" without filter in the name of transparency.

Microsoft has made a 10-year commitment to make the Call of Duty video game available on Nintendo platforms, the first time since the days of the Wii U console.

The e-cigarette industry will be watching reaction to JUUL settling thousands of lawsuits, along with reaction to Toll Brothers earnings.

JUUL on Tuesday announced it has settled over 5,000 lawsuits with roughly 10,000 individual plaintiffs against the e-cigarette maker.

A McDonald’s franchisee in the Pittsburgh area had to pay a fine for alleged child labor violations at over a dozen locations, the Labor Department said.

Walmart CEO Doug McMillon on Tuesday became the latest retail executive to weigh in on theft, saying it is "higher than what it has historically been."

Apple CEO Tim Cook confirmed Tuesday that the iPhone maker would be purchasing U.S.-made semiconductors built at Taiwanese firm TSMC's Arizona factory.

Elon Musk said that former Twitter attorney James Baker was "exited" from the company on Tuesday following the release of files concerning the Hunter Biden laptop story.

Once the largest passenger aircraft built, the last Boeing 747 rolled off the factory floor in Everett, Washington after over 50 years of production.

Apple is being sued by women who claim the California-based company's AirTag devices have made it easier for former partners and stalkers to track them.

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said that a "shallow" recession was likely coming in 2023, despite other bank executives warning about high inflation.

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby expressed confidence in rival Delta Air Line's latest proposed contract to its pilot union, saying the deal could help the entire industry move forward.

PepsiCo plans to lay off hundreds of white collar workers as it streamlines marketing and centralizes manufacturing.

The Home Depot says it is "outraged" after discovering that one of its elderly workers died from injuries sustained when a suspect allegedly shoved the man while stealing products.

Approximately two-thirds of Ford's dealers have signed up to sign the brand's electric vehicles as part of a new plan that requires certification to carry EVs.

Scrutiny of shipping companies' vetting of contract and seasonal delivery drivers is mounting following the murder of a 7-year-old allegedly by a FedEx contractor.

The White House's claim that President Biden has added more than 10 million jobs to the U.S. economy was fact-checked by Twitter's community notes feature.

Chicago said it and Uber had come to a $10 million settlement in connection to an investigation of the company's UberEats and Postmates food delivery apps.

Pepsi is firing corporate employees as inflation and recession tendencies in the economy make doing business more expensive and drives up production costs.

The White House on Monday called Elon Musk's release of bombshell information detailing Twitter's censorship of The New York Post story on Hunter Biden a "distraction" and "old news."