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By spring, Chipotle said it hoped to deliver to more than 100 campuses.

Blue Bell Creameries said in April that it would embark on an "intensive cleaning program" of its plants.

Chinese consumers, cautioned by a slowing economy, turbulent stock markets and an anti-corruption crackdown, are traveling less frequently and spending less.

"Star Wars" fans are almost as eager for the film's toy lineup as they are for the film. Find out how Lucasfilm is unveiling them.

The cannabis industry has battled stigma and now marijuana universities are determined to foster a sense of legitimacy for pot professionals.

Many restaurant chains are struggling to attract and keep workers.

The FDA invites patients to be part of the drug approval process, but critics question whether drug companies will abuse the privilege.

Similar tie-up talks between Sharp and Hon Hai fell through in 2012 after the Japanese company balked at demands that it said would have given the Taiwanese firm too much control.

On the Facebook-owned photo-sharing app, Instagram, advertisers like Coca-Cola are ditching celebs in favor of young influencers.

CEO Cindy Whitehead explains what we know about the interaction between Addyi and alcohol, and why she thinks the low sexual desire drug is so controversial.

The drug was approved with strong warnings about its interaction with alcohol and some prescription drugs.

The controversial treatment could soon be prescribed to millions of American women.

The Food and Drug Administration is poised to approve the first treatment for hypoactive sexual desire disorder.

CEO Jeff Bezos released an internal memo to employees denying the New York Times' depiction of Amazon as a "soulless, dystopian workplace."

A new drug that promises to boost women's libido has inflamed controversy over whether it helps or hurts women. IBTimes interviewed seven women about what it's like to live with a low sex drive — and got their thoughts on a little pink pill called Addyi.

The operations being acquired employ 1,500 people at six manufacturing facilities in Norway, Sweden, France and Spain.

"It’s appalling that a global brand has allowed a T-shirt like this to be produced and sold in store," said one customer.

Two biotech companies will work with Sanofi to deliver a first-in-class treatment.

A customer of a Lowe’s Home Improvement store reportedly asked that the store not send a black delivery man to her house.

The activist investor reportedly believes that the company has to grow revenues faster and cut costs significantly, or sell itself to a rival.

Qiaodan Sports, which sells a line of knock-off Michael Jordan shoes, is one of many Chinese companies appropriating intellectual property to boost sales.

Clothing, school supplies, footwear and other basic goods are exempt from sales tax in some states on specific dates in August.

The company's move comes as the government occupied its warehouse complex in the capital Caracas late Wednesday.

The deal looks to discover new drugs that leverage the human immune system to fight cancer. But the companies are late to the game.

The $40.5 billion deal is the latest in a string of mergers and acquisitions prompted by stiffer competition in the drug business.

A deal could be announced as early as next week, according to a person familiar with the matter.

EBay's market capitalization will shrink to around $34 billion following the spinoff.

Pabst Blue Ribbon beer — beloved by hipsters — is taking a cue from the microbrewing culture as it relocates its headquarters from Los Angeles to Wisconsin.

The National Advertising Division wanted to review the commercial’s claims of pay raises, but the retail giant declined to participate.