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The Coca-Cola Company saw a significant earnings boost in the latest quarter, leading to a positive year-end outlook.

Wall Street is caught between two types of fears these days.

Nasdaq Surges, Share Prices Advance For 3rd Straight Day

Apple on Monday introduced new rules for payments in the Web3 world, centralizing payments and purchases in a move to protect users' data.

Amazon will start accepting Venmo as a payment starting on Black Friday.

Inflation can be good for lower-scale brands that provide value to consumers as they "trade down" from more expensive to less expensive products and services.

The company received over 280 complaints about electrical problems related to the heating pads.

Walmart's old sleepwear brand "Secret Treasures" will now be "Joyspun" with a modern makeover.

U.S. stocks jumped Monday ahead of the release of key technology company earnings reports.

Beyond Meat has ventured into a new meat alternative and now is offering plant-based steak.

McDonald's announced the return of the McRib, but it is unclear whether the sandwich will be retired for good.

Peter Thiel, one of the founders of PayPal, once described Warren Buffett as the "enemy No. 1" of Bitcoin.

Certain dry shampoos under well-known brands are being recalled over the presence of benzene.

After spending most of the week on a roller coaster, U.S stocks staged a strong rally on Friday, ahead of major earnings reports scheduled for release next week.

Study finds that increased inflation and recession fears lead consumers to make fewer holiday purchases this year.

U.S. stocks surged Friday, snapping a two-day losing streak after the markets opened the week with a short rally.

Telecom carrier Verizon, facing a rocky market, saw a massive decline in Q3 profits while also losing customers.

The airline plans to replace the first-class seating with new "Flagship Suites" which include privacy doors and lie-flat seating.

Clothing company Ralph Lauren apologized and removed clothing items from stores after being accused of "plagiarism" for using indigenous designs.

Grocery delivery app Instacart is likely to postpone its plans to go public in 2022 amid market uncertainty that has left investors worried about growing volatility in capital markets, two sources familiar with the plan told Reuters.

The global space economy achieved a valuation of $424 billion in 2020, and analysts are optimistic it could reach $1 trillion by 2040.

The blankets may pose "choking, entrapment and strangulation" hazards, according to the CPSC.

Over the last five years, AT&T has lost close to 37% of its value as the overall market gained 44%, and its close competitor T-Mobile gained 124%.

Tesla CEO Musk expects Tesla stock to overtake Apple, but analysts are holding their breath.

Thursday's lawsuit is the latest addition to the tech giant's legal troubles after previous suits by the EU and Texas earlier this year.

U.S. stocks dipped Thursday for the second day in a row even after strong earnings report continue to roll in.

Casino operators and real estate developers have begun competing for one of three casino permits in the New York City area.

Kakao co-CEO Whon Namkoong resigned after services were disrupted due to a data center fire.

Metaverse casino was hit Thursday with emergency cease-and-desist orders from Texas, New Jersey, Kentucky, and Alabama for allegedly violating gambling laws.