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Visa and Mastercard's results have come as a surprise to some industry analysts, given the challenging macroeconomic environment they operate

Elon Musk wants to help humanity and future of civilization with his Twitter purchase.

The crater is the largest ever observed since the MRO began its Mars orbit 16 years ago.

Ford is halting the brakes on having its Fiesta lineup in European dealerships, 46 years after the compact hatchback debuted.

U.S. stocks closed Thursday trading mixed. The tech-heavy Nasdaq Composite fell while the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose on positive GDP data.

Microsoft beat top and bottom-line estimates, but its fast-growing intelligent Cloud segment lagged behind expectations. Google missed both top and bottom-line estimates as advertising revenues slowed down.

The New York Post has fired the employee responsible for several vulgar posts on the tabloid's website and Twitter account.

Contractors are competing for multimillion-dollar local government contracts to clean up the damage following Hurricane Ian's dreadful wake.

The shares of Meta took a nosedive Thursday after the company shared third quarter earnings Wednesday.

Toyota announced it will temporarily replace push-to-start "smart" keys with a mechanical version due to global chip shortages.

Kanye West was "escorted" by two executives out of the Skechers corporate offices after the rapper showed up uninvited, the shoe company said in a statement Wednesday.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom attacked Big Oil after allegations of price gouging.

Shares of Microsoft and Google parent Alphabet plunged Wednesday after the tech titans' released earnings, leading the Nasdaq Composite lower.

Ketchup manufacturer Heinz saw a sales boost in the latest quarter because of rising prices.

Seagate, the biggest hard drive maker, shared first quarter results Wednesday, as economic pressures battered the company.

China is the last major economy welded to a zero-Covid strategy, persisting with snap lockdowns, mass testing and lengthy quarantines.

The losses were primarily caused by tumbling shares in a massive market sell-off after Xi won his third term.

Some 37 million of the products may be affected by the recall.

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.