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Do buybacks help shareholders line their own pockets at the expense of innovation — or are they just a financial lever?

Dilbert's creator, Scott Adams, made racist comments on YouTube and was dropped from newspapers including The Los Angeles Times and Cleveland's The Plain Dealer.

The company plans to close seven stores, plus two locations that are "pickup only."

In draft guidance released Wednesday, the Food and Drug Administration said that "milk" coming from sources like almonds and oats can retail the dairy label.

The streaming giant is also preparing a password-sharing crackdown, set to begin in March.

The Campari Group, which sells the Aperol bitter, saw an "impact" after the popular show's latest season in Italy.

The former CEO of state-owned energy company Eskom claims he was poisoned with cyanide in December.

You can't discharge your partner's debt in the bankruptcy process — even if you didn't know about the fraud.

The school's "Labor Action Tracker" tracks work stoppages in the U.S.

"Employers cannot ask individual employees to choose between receiving benefits and exercising their rights," chairman Lauren McFerran wrote.

Here's how much Fraser, who is the only woman to head a major U.S. bank, made for 2022.

MSCHF released the boots to the public Thursday, but they are already sold out. You can still get them — if you're willing to pay.

The security budget for Meta Platforms' CEO is rising from $10 million to $14 million (before taxes).

The collab that "broke the internet" has returned.

In leaked audio, the CEO of Amazon attempted to redirect focus and priorities in a message to employees after laying off thousands.

The group of employees started a union drive with Workers United Upstate New York.

MetaX sued Meta Platforms, parent company of Facebook, over trademarks. These lawsuits often end with someone settling. But MetaX might be going for something bigger — and trying to make a larger point.

As demand has slowed in the e-commerce marketplace, sellers are getting squeezed.

Tubi's Super Bowl ad made everyone think they had changed the channel.

Disney announced job cuts last week, but that didn't stop it from spending millions to celebrate its 100th anniversary.

The U.S. isn't in a recession, technically, but people are still feeling the pinch.

Jesse O'Dell completed what he thought was a normal Starbucks run and later saw that it had cost him much more than originally planned.

ChatGPT and similar technologies are rife with issues from biases to factual errors, according to reports.

Apple released even more sensitive crash detection technology in 2022, but it's run into some bumps during ski season.

Digital ads' loss is transportation's gain.

Customers might be seeing some relief on their omelets.

Looks like Zoom is no barrier to love.

"I want to show accountability not just in words but in my own actions," Zoom CEO Eric Yuan said in an email to employees.

Plus, the CEO of yogurt company Chobani said he was donating $1 million to Turkish Philanthropy Funds.

Trials of the four-day workweek have picked up steam around the world -- and now it's could come to U.S. lawmaking.