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California Pizza Kitchen’s Big Comeback: Inside the Deal Powering Its Next Chapter
California Pizza Kitchen enters a new era as fresh investment fuels growth, innovation, and global expansion—showing how legacy restaurant brands stay relevant.
Scrolling Safely: TikTok Gets an American Makeover
TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew told employees that the company’s U.S. operations will move into a new entity, TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC.
Home Depot Says Prices Will Go Up Due to Tariffs
Home Depot announced that it plans to raise prices on a limited range of imported products in response to higher tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.
Unpacking the Marketing Brilliance Behind Taylor Swift’s Showgirl Era Easter Eggs
Bryan West, Taylor Swift reporter for USA TODAY, breaks down 'The Life of a Showgirl' and how Swift's Easter Eggs is brilliant marketing. Watch!
Comerica’s Chief Economist on What’s Fueling Market Uncertainty
Comerica’s Chief Economist Bill Adams unpacks U.S. retail sales, job growth, and the resurgence of market volatility—and what it all signals for the economy.
How Augury Is Powering Fortune 500s With AI Infrastructure
Saar Yoskovitz, CEO of Augury, shares how the company delivers AI infrastructure that Fortune 500s rely on to boost efficiency, reliability, and scale.
FTC Sues Ticket Reseller Over Eras Tour Ticket Limits
The U.S. Federal Trade Commission has filed a lawsuit in Maryland federal court against Key Investment Group.
Soho House Goes Private, Ashton Kutcher Joins Board
Soho House, the upscale private members' club operator, will go private in a $2.7 billion transaction by MCR Hotels, with shareholders receiving $9 per share.
MSNBC Rebranding Itself to MS Now
MSNBC is set to be rebranded as MS NOW, short for My Source News, Opinion, and the World, by the end of 2025.
Softbank to Infuse $2 Billion Into Intel at $23 A Share
SoftBank Group has agreed to invest $2 billion in Intel, buying shares at $23 apiece under a definitive securities purchase agreement.
Novo Nordisk Cuts Cash-Pay Price of Ozempic to $499/Month
Novo Nordisk has slashed the cash-pay price of its Type 2 diabetes medication Ozempic to around $499 per month, for uninsured customers.
