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Meta wants its employees back in the office to "foster healthy relationships."

The pharmaceutical company Novo Nordisk has seen an unprecedented surge in profits, and has subsequently influenced the economy of Denmark, where the company is based.

In late May, Fidelity estimated X's valuation at $15 billion, nearly a third of the $44 billion Musk paid for the platform in October 2022.

Malls experienced an 11% surge in sales last year, reaching $819 billion in 2022.

The dangerous trend of "subway surfing" in New York City, where individuals climb onto the roofs of moving subway cars, has seen a concerning surge in accidental deaths and injuries.

As pressure from donors mounted, the woman came forward and admitted to spending the money on luxury items for herself.

Gilead Sciences and NCTA halted ad spending on X (formerly Twitter) because their ads were placed next to fascist content.

The owner of San Francisco luxury department store Gumps took out a full-page ad in "The San Francisco Chronicle" to express concern over the city's current state and call on city officials to clean up the streets.

Private wealth declined by 2.4% in 2022, representing the slowest growth of wealth at constant exchange rates in 15 years.

Tests by major news outlets revealed approximate five-second delays when accessing targeted websites.

"Micromanagement" came in as the No. 1 biggest red flag in the workplace, with 46% of respondents saying it's a reason they would leave a job.

Self-driving vehicles have hit the streets of San Francisco, and some locals are less than thrilled, especially after an unexpectedly traffic jam was triggered over the weekend.

The incident occurred on October 7, 2022, when the plaintiff approached an area within Eataly that was offering food samples.

Startup founders earn $114K on average annually, with 46% making less than $100K a year.

On LinkedIn's "The Path" podcast, billionaire Mark Cuban told entrepreneurs his keys to success and why they are a better measure of success than money.

The malt-based beverages, slated for a September release, offer an array of flavors inspired by Dunkin's iced coffee and teas. However, due to alcohol regulations, the products won't be available at Dunkin' locations, only retailers that sell adult beverages.

Where do homeowners spend the most? The usual suspects like California, New York, and New Jersey ranked high on the list.

The e-commerce giant is now offering customers the option of less or zero packaging. Customer responses have ranged from criticism to praise for the eco-friendly move.

Amazon is trimming in-house brands in its private-label business, including going from 30 to three clothing labels.

Thieves employ Bluetooth scanners to gauge signal strength and identify target vehicles with high-value electronics.

The cuts could amount to more than $23,000 a year.

The U.S. Treasury is targeting corrupt buyers by requiring the disclosure of true property owners in an effort to curb money laundering through real estate transactions.

In the second quarter of 2023, there was a staggering increase in hardship withdrawals compared to the same period in 2022.

A traveler's journey went from serendipitous to unsettling when he requested a manicotti for the second leg of his trip, which was in economy seating.

WeWork's Q2 earnings report said there is "substantial doubt" about the company's future to carry on operations amid financial distress.

The winner has the option to receive the full amount dispensed over 29 annual payments or opt for a lump-sum, valued at approximately $783 million before taxes.

Among the fined banks, Wells Fargo faces the steepest penalty at $125 million.

Marked by its affordability, Iowa was named the best state for retirees in 2023.

A biracial family was questioned by police after a flight attendant became suspicious — now the airline is being sued.

The lawsuit claims that Jimmy Donaldson, also known as MrBeast, harmed VDC's reputation, broke agreements, and negatively impacted suppliers, vendors, and customers, leading to "enormous financial harm."