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The Oklahoma company settled the case for a quarter-million dollars.

Shaq discussed his weight loss and plans for the coming year with ET ahead of his countdown special, "The Shaq'tacular Spectacular."

A "once in a generation" storm has caused significant holiday travel problems.

The test restaurant focuses on serving customers using the drive-thru, pick-up, and delivery services, but it isn't a fully automated concept.

Netflix plans to convert the former New Jersey Army base into a production facility.

An ongoing DEA investigation alleges a global drug cartel was using Binance to launder millions.

Hurley was left at the Antigua airport for over 12 hours after a flight delay.

The software allegedly forced sudden braking, which triggered a pileup.

Reps for Radio City Music Hall's parent company, MSG Entertainment, said the attorney was prevented from seeing the show due to an existing rule that bars lawyers in active litigation with the company from attending events at MSG venues.

Ryan Salame, co-CEO of an FTX subsidiary, invested $6 million in restaurants and real estate in Lenox, Massachusetts.

Michael Peaster claims he was fired for publicly criticizing CEO Chris Kempczinski over a controversial text.

The iconic death scene near the end of Cameron's disaster epic has sparked debate for 25 years.

Bishop Lamor Whitehead has been arrested and charged with extortion and fraud.

The restaurant also reportedly paid workers in meals rather than money.

In a Slack message, the Salesforce co-CEO asked for input about reduced productivity.

New Twitter shares will go for $54.20, the price Musk paid to purchase the social media giant.

Reports suggest child labor is present throughout Hyundai's and Kia's entire U.S. supply chain.

The change follows criticism over a listing for a "slave cabin" that went viral last summer.

Reporters from various press outlets found themselves — in some cases permanently — locked out of the social media site Thursday.

MSC Meraviglia quickly launched rescue operations with the Coast Guard, to no avail.

According to SEC filings, Musk sold 22 million shares in his EV manufacturer.

Using Twitter and Discord, the influencers presented themselves as successful, knowledgeable traders.

A follow-up email admitting the mistake blamed "vendor error."

The State Department, military, and Department of Homeland Security already don't allow TikTok on their devices.

Meanwhile, former Twitter head of Trust and Safety Yoel Roth and his family fled their home after threats and harassment.

Yellen mentioned several factors, including falling gas prices.

The Bahamas' Attorney General said in a statement that SBF was arrested after receiving formal notification the U.S. will request his extradition.

According to Costco Chief Financial Officer Richard Galanti, "it's a question of when, not if."

The lawsuit says celebrities promoted money-losing Bored Ape Yacht Club NFTs and ApeCoin tokens.

Consumers are feeling inflationary stress in their pocketbooks.