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Australia Sues US Giant 3M for AU$2 Billion Over ‘Forever Chemicals’
Australia is suing US manufacturing giant 3M for AU$2 billion over alleged 'forever chemicals' in firefighting foam that contaminated defence bases.
American Eagle Earnings Beat Expectations Amidst Divergent Brand Performance
American Eagle Outfitters exceeded Q1 earnings forecasts, yet its core brand faced a 2% sales drop.
Costco Reports Strong Q3 2026 Earnings, Exceeding Wall Street Revenue Expectations
Costco's fiscal third quarter 2026 earnings revealed a significant increase in net sales and revenue that surpassed Wall Street expectations.
Gap Shares Dip as Old Navy’s Weak Performance Leads to Lowered Sales Outlook
Gap Inc. reported mixed Q1 results, missing revenue expectations as Old Navy's performance lagged.
Google Engineer Charged with Insider Trading for $1.2M in Bets
A Google engineer was charged with insider trading for allegedly using confidential company information to make over $1.2 million in profits on the Polymarket...
Nick Bilton Appointed New ’60 Minutes’ Executive Producer Amidst Ratings Growth
Nick Bilton has been named the new executive producer of "60 Minutes." He aims to pivot the show before potential ratings decline, drawing parallels...
Ferrari’s First EV Unveiled to Lukewarm Reception, Stock Dips
Ferrari's first electric vehicle model, unveiled May 28, 2026, has been met with a lukewarm reception. Concerns over design, simulated sound, and weight impact market sentiment.
Global Carmakers Face Uphill Battle Against China’s Rapidly Advancing Auto Industry
Global carmakers are struggling to compete with China's rapidly advancing automotive industry, particularly in electric vehicles, battery technology, and software development.
NPR Newsroom Shrinks Amid Buyouts and Layoffs to Address Financial Shortfalls
NPR's newsroom is shrinking with 10 layoffs and 18 buyouts, aiming to save $8 million. The cuts follow federal funding reductions and impact public radio stations.