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Google has removed its former head of global diversity strategy after a 14-year-old blog post resurfaced that some deemed to be anti-Semitic.

Retired NFL player Jack Brewer, who was involved in a lawsuit against the NFL regarding the alleged use of “race-norming,” said "America is better than this" in his appearance on 'Cavuto: Coast to Coast' Thursday.

Vanessa Bryant is outraged after finding out that a shoe she designed with Nike in honor of her late daughter Gianna was released despite not having ever been approved for sale.

Sen. Cory Booker is calling on Google's parent company to conduct a "racial equity audit" that he says is necessary to identify "harmful" racial bias baked into the technology of its products.

United Airlines announced Thursday that it intends to buy at least 15 Overture jets from Colorado-based Boom Supersonic.

The Avengers Campus seeks to be an immersive experience that allows guests to become super-heroic across a series of rides, shows and eateries from the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Corporate America’s leaders have a choice to make: support horrible wrongs or do what’s right.

Ford is offering a $1,000 incentive to customers who custom order their vehicles due to delays caused by the semiconductor chip shortage hitting the auto industry. The top-selling F-150 is included in the program.

Coke is too “woke” for one North Carolina county’s government.

The largest rabbinic public policy organization in America is calling on Google to replace staffer Kamau Bobb over a 2007 blog post the group characterized as “deeply disturbing” and “viciously anti-Semitic.”

A Google staffer named Kamau Bobb made comments on his personal blog in the past about the Jewish community that have come under renewed scrutiny this week over their potential anti-Semitic nature.

Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark., is demanding answers from one of the nation's largest defense contractors after it allegedly hosted a “White men's caucus” in which employees associated negative attributes with that race and gender.

The tech giant said it will update its financial products and services policy in August to "clarify the scope and requirements to allow the advertisement of cryptocurrency related business and services."

The month of June officially marks the start of hurricane season in the Atlantic.

JBS serves around 275,000 customers worldwide, ranging from supermarket chains to small retailers, wholesale clubs and food service companies.

Food delivery companies DoorDash, Uber Eats and Postmates have settled a claim of race discrimination launched by the Arizona Attorney General’s office over the companies’ promotions to waive delivery fees for Black-owned restaurants, after Arizona claimed it violated the state’s civil rights act.

Walmart is expanding its hours of operation and removing in-store capacity restrictions as the once-strict coronavirus-related protocols continue to ease around the country.

Disney Cruise Line can soon begin trial voyages in waters out of Florida with volunteer passengers helping test whether the ships can sail safely during a pandemic, according to reports.

Securities regulators told Tesla Inc. last year that Chief Executive Elon Musk's use of Twitter had twice violated a court-ordered policy requiring his tweets to be preapproved by company lawyers, according to records obtained by The Wall Street Journal.