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Here's a look at some of the outrageous Barbie collaborations ahead of Greta Gerwig's forthcoming movie, "Barbie."

The delivery app announced a slew of new features on Wednesday, including giving drivers the option between being paid by delivery or being paid a flat rate.

The wholesaler is now asking for a photo ID with the membership card at checkout.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has argued for immunity in the Disney lawsuit against him.

The program officially started on Monday and could be a boon for small businesses.

IRL once boasted nearly 400% growth experienced over 15 months. However, that wasn't the whole truth.

Business leaders are willing to pay big bucks for candidates who know their way around an AI chatbot.

Some experts are skeptical of their optimism.

Bud Light sales revenue declined by 26.8% in early June compared to a year prior.

The 41-page lawsuit, filed on Wednesday, argues that Congress has given "unchecked power" to private accrediting agencies that determine education standards required to receive federal funding.

The renowned Hollywood director is also a deep sea diving enthusiast and has been to the Titanic wreckage site 33 times.

On Thursday, the U.S. Coast Guard announced that a debris field was found within the search area, identified as belonging to the external body of the submersible.

Virginia Oliver started hauling lobsters almost a century ago.

The offers are as high as $12,000 in upfront cash.

Home interiors painted in dark hues — especially in the kitchen, living room, and bedroom — were associated with higher offer prices than similar homes painted in pale neutrals and white.

The Federal Trade Commission filed a lawsuit against Amazon on Wednesday for the "company's knowing failure to address non-consensual subscriptions and cancellation trickery."

Drugmaker Novo Nordisk has filed lawsuits in four different states across the U.S. on the grounds of false advertising, trademark infringement, and" unlawful sales" of products not approved by the FDA.

Unsurprisingly, New York, Honolulu, and San Francisco are the three cities where high-earners lose most of their salary to taxes and living expenses. Here's where you can take home the most.

Hundreds of establishments have begun recycling used cooking oil to be refined into biodiesel, a low-carbon fuel that is drastically better for the environment than standard diesel.

The ransomware group BlackCat (also known as ALPHV) is threatening to release 80 gigabytes of data if Reddit doesn't meet the hackers' demands.

Luxury wine purveyor Sherry-Lehmann, which has been in business for 89 years, allegedly owes customers over $1 million in wine that never arrived. The retailer also owes nearly $2.7 million in unpaid sales tax.

On June 5, Elon Musk officially passed the CEO torch to a new leader: Linda Yaccarino, an accomplished advertising executive who formerly worked at NBC Universal.

In 2020, the partnership between Archewell Audio and Spotify was intended to be a "multi-year partnership." Ultimately, the two have parted ways less than one year after the Duke and Duchess released their debut podcast.

Virgin Galactic announced its first commercial flight will take off in a launch window of June 27 to June 30.

Google is paying $23 million to settle a class-action lawsuit that claims it violated user privacy by sharing data with third parties.

Lens, Google's visual search tool, can now help search for possible skin conditions when users put a photo in the Google app.

Reports from the Los Angeles Times and Vice found that a striking portion of pills marketed as legitimate medication are laced with potent and illicit drugs.

In early June, Google informed employees that changes would be made to its hybrid work policy, including considering attendance records in performance reviews and tracking badge usage.

In 2020, the number of volunteer firefighters reached a new 35-year-low. Meanwhile, call volume requesting help more than tripled in the same time frame.

When the lockdown subsided and businesses opened up again, so did wallets -- causing a surge in "revenge spending." Now, that pattern of consumer spending is cooling, which may help inflation but could put a dent in some of the "revenge categories" (like hospitality) that have rebounded since the pandemic.