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Kroger will pay up to $1.2 billion to settle most nationwide opioid claims
The Kroger supermarket chain's headquarters is shown in Cincinnati, Ohio.Lisa Baertlein | ReutersKroger on Friday said it has agreed to...
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TikTok’s new shopping service and would-be rival to Amazon is filled with cheap goods from China and possible counterfeits
TikTok’s Shop marketplace, the video app’s biggest bet for new revenue growth, has gone live for some users in the US. So...
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UAW president calls GM offer with 10% pay increases ‘insulting’ ahead of strike deadline a week away
UAW Local 5960 member Kinethia Black fills the brakes of a 2022 Chevrolet Bolt EUV during vehicle production on Thursday,...
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Biden administration cancels 7 remaining oil and gas leases Trump gave in Alaska’s Arctic Refuge
In an aggressive move that angered Republicans, the Biden administration canceled the seven remaining oil and gas leases in Alaska’s...
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UAW strike would show Biden, other leaders that it’s time to ‘pick a side,’ union boss says
A strike by the United Auto Workers union against the Detroit automakers would help President Joe Biden and other politicians...
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Carlsberg’s new CEO bought $1.6 million shares in the company just days into the job—it’s his tactic to battle slumping share prices
Jacob Aarup-Andersen took the helm at brewing giant Carlsberg on Friday. Within days of getting his feet under the desk,...
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Women are fueling the box office in China and Hollywood should take note
Fans watch a movie at a cinema in Shanghai.Future Publishing | Future Publishing | Getty ImagesWomen are fueling China's box...
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Higher interest rates sent business bankruptcies soaring 17% from the previous month in the latest sign of economic trouble
Business failures spiked in August as the number of companies seeking court protection from their creditors jumped in response to...
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Home prices may be on the verge of cooling off
After rising steadily since January, home prices may now be turning lower again.The latest read on home prices shows they...
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It’s not the first time that technology has upended Hollywood’s business model–but the WGA-SAG strikes could be the last chance for artists to get justice
In Hollywood, where movies and culture mix, a drama is unfolding that’s not from a script, but from the actions...
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