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The billionaire typically releases a favorite book of the year list. But he switched it up on Monday and released some of his all-time favorites.

The bank faced a lawsuit that said it gave fathers two weeks of paid parental leave and mothers 16 weeks, which it settled in 2019. This policy is another boost in leave at the bank.

The general sales for Swift's "Eras" tour have been canceled after massive demand and Ticketmaster mishaps.

The new CEO of disgraced cryptocurrency exchange FTX took the company to task in the company's "first-day" bankruptcy declaration.

There are pros and cons to offering a "voluntary severance" package to employees.

Musk leads companies including Twitter, Telsa, and SpaceX. He said in a Delaware court on Wednesday he is more of an engineer.

The company reported the crashes occurred between September 15 and October 15.

The bureau leader shared its concerns amid ongoing negotiations between TikTok and the CFIUS on how the social media app might operate in the U.S.

The company is now offering new tools for newbie hosts in an effort to bring the company back to its roots.

You can hang out with the CEO and check out memorabilia from its early days in his San Francisco spot.

It's the first time the park has raised its prices since 2019.

State authorities said the technology giant had been tracking users' location data and selling it to advertisers. Google says it has since changed the relevant setting.

The parent company of the club in question said it "does not tolerate discrimination of any kind."

Disney CEO Bob Chapek sent a memo to top executives Friday warning them of cost-cutting on the horizon. One directive: Do the meeting on Zoom.

The e-commerce and media giant's job cuts will reportedly be centered around workers related to Alexa, retail, and human resources.

The filing argued the "real" Holmes has been obscured by "media vitriol."

The City Council even passed a resolution asking Walgreens not to open any more stores unless the company postponed plans to close the three locations.

Daniel Ives, tech analyst at financial firm Wedbush Securities, said Musk's electric car company Tesla has been "tarnished" by the "ongoing Twitter train wreck disaster."

An Australia-based mom called the shop to cancel an order that had been planned for a birthday party, but one worker decided to go above and beyond.

Sephora announced a partnership with Doordash to expand its product delivery options Wednesday.

The company said it mistakenly sent out an automatic holiday notification on the anniversary of Kristallnacht, a night in 1938 when Jewish homes and businesses in Germany were looted.

Binance said Wednesday it would not purchase FTX in a debacle that has shocked crypto world and driven down the price of Bitcoin. On Friday, FTX announced it filed for bankruptcy. Here's how it all went down.

The company is also changing its search function to boost listings based on "total price," not just the nightly fare.

Elon Musk avoided a trial over his purchase of Twitter, but the billionaire was back at the Court of Chancery on Wednesday.

It's the latest in billion-dollar moves from the likes of CVS and Amazon to acquire healthcare providers.

The Twitter alternative is gaining thousands of users.

It's an impact of China's ongoing "zero COVID" policy.

Facebook launched as "The Facebook" in 2004. On Wednesday, it conducted its first mass layoff, reducing headcount by about 13%.

"We have investigated the claims, and they lack merit," an attorney for Bezos told Entrepreneur.

There are also questions about the company's compliance with the WARN Act.