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Nestle USA is urging customers to toss or return three different batches of Edible Chocolate Cookie Dough tubs because they could contain pieces of soft plastic film....Read More

U.S. stocks edged higher on Election Day, marking the third straight day of gains as voters took to the polls to determine which party will control each house of Congress....Read More

Kohl’s CEO Michelle Gass will be leaving her position to pursue a new opportunity elsewhere. The company’s board of directors has named Tom Kingsbury as interim CEO while a permanent replacement is chosen....Read More

French carmaker Renault said Tuesday that it was partnering with Google to create a “software-defined” vehicle....Read More

Wholesale used car prices are falling dramatically while the price for consumers continues to rise, feeding into less confidence in the used car market....Read More

The Powerball jackpot for Monday night’s drawing is estimated at a record $1.9 billion. How much of that a winner would actually take home depends on where they bought the ticket and whether they opt for...

Twitter, in common with other online platforms, has a responsibility to respect freedom of expression. But equally, it has a responsibility not to allow freedom of expression to override other human rights completely....Read More

Medibank, one of Australia’s largest health insurers, said on Monday it will not pay a ransom to hackers who allegedly gained access to information belonging to millions of its customers recently....Read More

Twitter Blue’s new $8 monthly subscription for a verification checkmark is being advertised on the Apple App Store after owner Elon Musk said the change will add a new revenue source to the company....Read More

Jack Dorsey, the founder of Twitter, apologized to former employees after the company’s new owner, Elon Musk, laid off half of its employees....Read More