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Rare Dime Could Bring Ohio Sisters $500,000 After Discovering Extraordinarily 1975 Coin Hidden in Vault for 40 Years
Trojan Condoms Sued for Unsafe Toxic ‘Forever Chemicals’ Linked to Cancer
A new lawsuit alleges that Trojan condoms contain toxic "forever chemicals" known as PFAS, which have been linked to cancer.
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Boeing Strikes Tentative Deal with Unions, Offers 25% Raise Over Four Years
Boeing reached a tentative agreement with unions representing over 33,000 workers, offering a 25% raise and improved benefits over four years.
Apple to Unveil iPhone 16 with Major AI Upgrades at Monday Launch Event
Apple is set to unveil its iPhone 16 models on Monday, featuring major upgrades powered by Apple Intelligence, a new AI-driven technology integrated into iOS 18.
Apple Juice Sold at Walmart, Aldi, and Other Stores Recalled for Arsenic Contamination
Apple juice sold by Walmart, Aldi, and other retailers is being recalled due to high levels of inorganic arsenic, affecting over 133,000 cases.
7-Eleven’s Owner Declines Circle K’s Buyout Proposal, Citing Unfavorable Terms
Seven & i Holdings, the owner of 7-Eleven, has rejected Circle K’s buyout offer, stating it is not in the best interest of its shareholders and stakeholders.
Google Antitrust Ruling: Judge Pushes DOJ to Define Penalties by End of Year
A federal judge has given the US Justice Department until the end of the year to propose penalties for Google's illegal monopoly in the search market, with the case set to proceed next spring.
Airlines' Frequent Flyer Programs Face DOT Probe Over Potential Deceptive Practices
The US Department of Transportation has launched an inquiry into the frequent flyer programs of major US airlines, including American, Delta, Southwest, and United.
Verizon Enters $20 Billion Agreement to Buy Frontier Communications, Enhancing Fiber Network
Verizon has agreed to acquire Frontier Communications for approximately $20 billion, including $9.6 billion in cash, aiming to expand its fiber network across 25 states and increase its fiber subscriber base.
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov Calls Accusations 'Misguided,' Rejects Notion of Platform as 'Anarchic'
Telegram CEO Pavel Durov has criticized French authorities for charging him over alleged content moderation failures on the platform.
Elon Musk Linked to Russia-Funded Influencers on X as Indictment Unseals Hidden Media Payments
An indictment reveals that Elon Musk frequently interacted with right-wing influencers on his platform X, who were secretly funded by a Russian state-backed media company.