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The Federal Trade Commission said it could be negative for competition in the gaming sector.

At a Kansas City-area Olive Garden, one manager told workers they also needed to bring in a sick dog to prove it was a good enough reason to call out.

Retail theft is up, per The National Retail Federation — and Walmart is no exception.

Amid supply chain difficulties overseas, Apple has said it will build chips for its products at a new factory in Phoenix, Arizona.

You can earn an additional $10 a month if you upload 10 receipts from purchases not made on the site. One privacy hawk was not impressed by the offer price.

The lawsuit said that despite Apple's attempts to enhance privacy and security, AirTags are easily used for nefarious purposes.

She said she went to go purchase a car — and ended up with a gun to her head.

After a series of brands stopped advertising on the platform post-Elon Musk's acquisition of Twitter, some of its biggest customers, like Amazon and Apple, are reportedly back to ads — or never left.

The elderly pug went viral in 2021 after his owner began trying to stand him up — and determining whether today was a "bones day" or not.

Splash Mountain will be replaced with a ride about "The Princess and the Frog," called Tiana's Bayou Adventure.

The fast-food chain is testing a new type of drive-thru in a restaurant in Fort Worth, Texas. The good news: less sitting in your car.

Walgreens debuted 24-hour delivery service at 400 of its locations in the U.S. You can snag it for free through December 10.

Delta will be limiting who can buy membership passes and raising prices on its fancy airport waiting room lounges starting in 2023.

The families say Airbnb shoud have carbon monoxide detectors required in all of its properties.

Now, nearly 2 billion photos have been sent on the Locket Widget app, and it won an Apple Cultural Impact Award on Monday.

Melissa Highsmith disappeared from her home as a baby in Fort Worth, Texas in 1971.

At the end of each calendar year, Apple selects a host of apps to honor. A relatively new social media network that asks users to share photos once a day snagged the top spot for iPhones.

A pilot has brought thousands of workers in the UK into a four-day workweek world, with no loss of pay. Some companies have made it permanent.

The first Amazon warehouse to unionize is located on Staten Island.

The surprise return of the CEO was marked by a meeting with employees Monday, where he discussed streaming profitability, working from home and the company's ongoing hiring freeze.

A French man said he was fired for not wanting to take place in activities the company called "fun," including drinking and sharing a bed with employees, his team said in court documents.

Car manufacturer Kia changed its logo in January 2021, but people are still confused.

The crypto lender had a $400 million line of credit with failed crypto exchange FTX.

Mike Evans, co-creator of Grubhub, talks about its humble origins — and how the business "became brutally exploitative" — in his new memoir.

Credit card debt has increased while spending has stayed strong.

The Zhengzhou, China facility produces a large portion of the Apple's iPhones.

Crypto exchange FTX and its affiliated ventures went up in flames this month, but Bankman-Fried was reportedly living lavishly in the Bahamas right before it all went down.

Google reportedly announced the new rating system this past May.

It was reported Monday that the billionaire of Icahn Enterprises is holding an unknown position in GameStop for shorting.

The dysfunction at Twitter has people (and brands) Tweeting their drafts — and it appears Tampax had been saving this one for a while.