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Walmart Ends Partnership With Capital One. What That Means For Shoppers

By DEE-ANN DURBIN / AP

New Rule for Buy Now, Pay Later Programs

By Solcyre Burga

Singapore Air Tightens Seatbelt Policy After Turbulence Nightmare

By Angus Whitley / Bloomberg

Accidents Spur Concern But Air Travel Remains Safe

By Jinshan Hong, Charlotte Ryan and Allyson Versprille / Bloomberg
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White House Pushes Crack Down on Abusive Sexual AI Deepfakes

The White House is pushing the tech industry to shut down the market of abusive sexual images made with artificial intelligence technology.

By MATT O'BRIEN and BARBARA ORTUTAY / AP

DOJ: Ticketmaster and Live Nation Run Illegal Monopoly

DOJ accuses them of running an illegal monopoly over live events in America ? squelching competition and driving up prices for fans.

By ALANNA DURKIN RICHER and WYATTE GRANTHAM-PHILLIPS / AP

Why the Maker of Oreo and Cadbury Dairy Milk Has Been Fined $366 Million

Mondel?z, the maker of Oreo cookies and Cadbury Dairy Milk chocolate, has been fined $336 million (€337.5) by the European Commission.

By Anna Gordon

Justice Department to Pursue Antitrust Case Against Ticketmaster and Live Nation

Live Nation, the biggest U.S. concert promoter, merged with ticketing giant Ticketmaster in 2010, agreeing at the time not to retaliate against venues that didn’t use Ticketmaster.

By Leah Nylen, Kartikay Mehrotra and Chris Strohm / Bloomberg

First BARK Air Flight To Take Off

The airline’s first flight, traveling from New York to Los Angeles, is sold out.

By Chantelle Lee

Sign for Morgan Wallen's Bar Rejected

Nashville councilmembers have rejected plans for a glowing sign to be erected at Morgan Wallen's new bar along the city's neon-lit strip.

By JONATHAN MATTISE / AP

Delta Apologizes for Roughly Handling Bags

The East Tennessee State University men’s golf team posted the video on X late Tuesday night, sparking outrage from people online.

By Chantelle Lee

Peloton Removes Diddy's Music

On Sunday, Combs publicly apologized for his actions in a video posted on his Instagram page.

By Solcyre Burga

AI Is a 'Black Box.' Maybe Not For Long

A new breakthrough allows researchers to peer inside neural networks

By Billy Perrigo/San Francisco

OpenAI Pauses ChatGPT Voice

Scarlett Johansson revealed Monday that OpenAI had asked her to voice the new ChatGPT chatbot, but she had declined.

By Chantelle Lee

Truth Social Owner Posts Over $300M Net Loss

Trump Media and Technology Group is the owner of former President Donald Trump's?social networking site Truth Social.

By Associated Press

You Can Still Buy Red Lobster Biscuits

The news sparked panic online, as people worried that they wouldn’t be able to get their hands on the cheddar biscuits Red Lobster is known for.

By Chantelle Lee

AstraZeneca to Build $1.5 Billion Drugs Factory in Singapore

Astra is working to ensure it can independently supply drugs to major markets as the U.S. pushes to reduce the industry’s reliance on China.

By Ashleigh Furlong / Bloomberg

Bruce Nordstrom, Heir Who Expanded Apparel Chain, Dies at 90

As head of Nordstrom Inc. for four decades, Bruce Nordstrom helped transform the family-run company from a regional shoe seller into one of the largest U.S. apparel retailers.

By Stephen Miller / Bloomberg

What German Soccer Club Leverkusen’s Undefeated Streak Means for Its Owner Bayer

Xabi Alonso’s team’s dominance has offered a morale boost for the struggling pharma giant, where employees have been accustomed to an overflow of bad news.

By Tim Loh / Bloomberg

A New Lawsuit Accuses Spotify of Cheating Songwriters Out of Royalties

Spotify allegedly used a legalistic word change to justify slicing royalties to musicians and publishers, reducing the revenue on which royalties are based by almost 50%.

By Robert Burnson, Ashley Carman and Peter Blumberg / Bloomberg
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