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U.S. prosecutors have charged a former Apple Inc employee with defrauding the iPhone maker out of more than $10 million in a series of schemes.

Uber and Lyft drivers consider quitting over rising fuel costs.

Former Starbucks Chairman Howard Schultz has returned amid the coffee chain's employee unionization movement.

Shanghai Disney says it will be temporarily closed to the public starting Monday in response to another surge of COVID cases sweeping mainland China.

General Motors Co. said it is buying out SoftBank Vision Fund L.P.'s stake in its Cruise division for $2.1 billion, roughly four years after the Japanese investment firm joined the car maker in betting on driverless-car technology.

Looks like the unlucky fan that spent over $500,000 on what was presumably Tom Brady's last career touchdown pass is going to be getting some reimbursement after the Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback made a plea on their behalf.

Blue Origin said it would announce Pete Davidson's replacement in the coming days

American Airlines announced it will resume selling alcohol on domestic and short-haul international flights in April.

A Russian fast-food franchise is positioning itself to become the next McDonald’s after the Chicago-based company suspended operations in the country over Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

Shares of Lockheed Martin tumbled this week following a report that the U.S. Defense Department decided to trim the number of F-35 stealth warplanes from its next budget by 35%.

Netflix is rolling out a test to limit password sharing in parts of Chile, Costa Rica, and Peru.

Starbucks' iconic white paper cups could soon be a thing of the past. The coffee chain announced it will be phasing out its single-use cups in favor of reusable mugs.

Walmart is also hiring thousands of employees in its global tech organization while simultaneously adding hubs in Toronto and Atlanta.

Private-equity firm Sycamore Partners and Canada’s Hudson’s Bay plan to submit takeover bids for Kohl’s Corp. that could value Kohl’s above $9 billion, according to people familiar with the matter.

The 10 commercial airline pilots argue that the court should "vacate worldwide the FTMM (federal transportation mask mandate)" calling it an "illegal and unconstitutional exercise of executive authority."

Foxconn, one of Apple's biggest suppliers, announced Wednesday that it had partially resumed production in a key Chinese city after new COVID-19 restrictions forced the company to temporarily suspend operations.

“Servant of the People,” the popular series that launched Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy’s political career, is available again on Netflix, the streaming giant confirmed on Wednesday.

The Santa Clara County Fire Department has resolved a hazardous materials incident that occurred at Apple Park on Tuesday afternoon.

Starbucks will begin the search for a new CEO after Kevin Johnson announced his retirement.

Santa Barbara, California, may declare Chick-fil-a a “public nuisance” over long lines that block a lane of traffic.