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The 73-year-old was an advocate for people with Downs syndrome in the Madison, Wisconsin area.

The party retailer faced lower sales from 2019 to 2021 -- and now, it's looking to restructure its debt.

Stability AI's digital art tool took the internet by storm using images, including Getty's, and now the two companies could head to court.

The streaming giant is looking for a flight attendant to join Netflix's aviation department out of San Jose.

The firm is under investigation by the Financial Services Commission, the country's securities and pension regulator.

The mass tech layoffs of 2022 have continued into the new year.

The report from charity Oxfam called the world's current system, "survival of the richest."

A bronze statue to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King in Boston is being panned online for being ambiguous in appearance.

On the Model Y crossover, for example, the baseline price has been slashed by nearly 20%.

Have it your way — just don't steal my wages.

The company said it knows it needs to "rebuild trust" with customers.

Chief Twit Elon Musk previously said the company would start "freeing" the namespace of 1.5 billion accounts that are "obvious account deletions with no tweets."

Fans of the park said Bob Chapek stole the magic. It's possible that CEO Robert Iger will recapture it.

The footlong-swinging sandwich chain has been in turnaround mode since at least 2019. But now, the business is reportedly considering selling itself off, according to new reports.

Despite a rough year for tech stocks, the bank's surveyed investors found one company to be a possible standout.

Planes across the country were halted as the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) said it experienced a system outage.

A new job at The Infatuation promises up to six figures — with a high budget for dining out.

New Jersey included a list of other companies based in China and Russia in its ban so that the "cybersecurity of the State is unified against actors who may seek to divide us," said Phil Murphy, the state's governor, in a statement.

In 2017, Kate McClure and then-boyfriend, Mark D'Amico, peddled a tender story about a unhoused veteran and an almost-empty tank of gas.

In Colorado Springs, Rick Jacobs died on the job just before a change of shift. But warehouse operations reportedly kept going as usual — and workers say they were not informed adequately what was going on.

The popular retail chain is staring down financial failure.

The data contains Twitter usernames and email addresses associated with the accounts — and could pose an enormous security risk.

The company also said stolen and lost inventory (known as "shrinkage") was down in 2022 compared to 2021.

The agency took a step forward in banning non-competes, but legal challenges are possible.

The nation's highest court will decide whether to take up a case that concerns parody and qualified immunity.

A Tesla superfan said they filed a trademark application for boats because Elon Musk mentioned the Cybertruck might be able to go in the water.

A state law passed in June requires sites with sexually explicit material to verify that its viewers are at least 18 years of age.

The passengers miraculously survived the crash, and the driver is facing charges of attempted murder and child abuse.

They can decide whether or not to reschedule after a "two-week cooling off period."

Two adults and two minors fell in a Tesla from a cliff Monday in an area called Devil's Slide — and survived.