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Over the past 100 years, Rao's has gone from a Harlem neighborhood staple to its sauces being sold at grocers across the U.S.

Tech mogul Elon Musk has made a striking commitment to cover legal expenses for individuals who have faced workplace discrimination due to their activity on X (formerly Twitter).

Zoom announced that workers living within 50 miles of a company office must go in at least two days a week.

The online furniture retailer announced Overstock will change its name to Bed Bath & Beyond in June.

The streaming giant is looking for a leader in its machine learning department.

The charges filed against family members include grand theft, recycling fraud and conspiracy.

Mark Zuckerberg experienced a remarkable boost in his wealth, with gains of up to $9 billion, after Meta's stock surged by 9% following a robust second-quarter earnings report.

Meta's new Twitter competitor, Threads, experienced a substantial drop in engagement, losing more than half of its user base after its initial launch.

Biometric systems utilizing facial recognition and palm scans are becoming popular methods for verifying age when purchasing alcohol at liquor stores and event venues.

The layoffs will impact less than 2% of the total Anheuser-Busch U.S. employee population, which translates to approximately 380 positions eliminated.

Richard Dickson was hired for his expertise in brand transformation.

One pair of "ultra rare" Apple sneakers will be auctioned by Sotheby's for $50,000.

This is the 11th rate increase since March 2022, reflecting the Fed's efforts to control inflation.

Victims of medical identity theft could face serious health risks, such as being denied medical treatment or medications.

When temperatures rise, consumers tend to prefer cold drinks over frozen desserts, according to company reps.

The case against Meta brought on by moderators in Kenya could set a precedent for holding tech giants accountable for the treatment of outsourced workers.

FedNow aims to modernize the country's payment system, reducing delays in cash transfers and providing real-time settlement in central bank accounts.

The lack of features like direct messaging and search options might be contributing to the drop in engagement.

With digital nomad visas, moving (and working) abroad is easier than ever.

Several other parties, including Rhode Island-based brewery Narragansett Beer and Bay Area entrepreneurs, have expressed interest in preserving Anchor Brewing's legacy.

The TikTok trend, dubbed the "Kia Challenge," has become a nationwide issue, with young individuals sharing car theft techniques online.

The EU is implementing a new move to bolster border security and digitally track travelers entering and exiting EU countries.

The data comes from an internal spreadsheet shared among Google employees, comprised of information from over 12,000 U.S. workers for 2022.

This week, the company also filed a separate but unrelated lawsuit against the Biden Administration.

In-N-Out Burger will forbid mask-wearing for employees without a valid medical note in five states starting August 14.

Elon Musk and other directors were accused of granting excessive compensation of 11 million stock options over three years.

A romantic vacation turned into a nightmare.

After 38 consecutive drawings without a winner, the Powerball jackpot has reached an astonishing $1 billion, one of the highest in U.S. history.

Major retailers like Whole Foods, Uniqlo, Gap, and Nordstrom Rack have closed their downtown San Francisco locations. Other city centers are facing similar challenges in a post-pandemic environment.

Some experts are concerned about a wage-price spiral, but research suggests that wage gains have had minimal impact on inflation.