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Although the second season of "Squid Game" introduces fresh plot developments, one aspect of the hugely popular Netflix series remains unchanged: participants facing tough times continue to gamble their lives by playing children's games for the opportunity to win monetary rewards

Adidas reported what it said were better than expected preliminary fourth-quarter results on Tuesday, with strong sales and profitability for the important holiday shopping period, sealing a successful turnaround year.

Teamsters said on Sunday its members at US retailer Costco Wholesale voted in favor of a nationwide strike, as they entered a final round of talks to reach a new contract ahead of a Jan. 31 deadline.

The Federal Trade Commission sued PepsiCo on Friday for offering preferential pricing to a large retailer, whom a source familiar with the matter confirmed was Walmart.

FBI executives have cautioned that the hackers who infiltrated AT&T's system last year probably took months' worth of call and text records from agents

The downturn also highlights how aspects like the lack of artificial intelligence features in the newest iPhones available in China

Denmark's Prime Minister, Mette Frederiksen, arranged a meeting with the nation's business executives on Thursday following US President-elect Donald Trump's statement that it was "absolutely necessary" for the United States to assume control of Greenland

Police reported that actor Saif Ali Khan was hospitalized after being repeatedly stabbed by an intruder in his home

TikTok intends to continue compensating its American employees even if the Supreme Court does not reverse legislation that would mandate the sale of the short-video platform in the United States or prohibit its use

In the days leading up to a suggested US ban on the widely-used social media app TikTok, a surge of new users has flocked to the Chinese social media app RedNote. Meanwhile, the lesser-known company is striving to manage the unexpected increase while carefully handling the moderation of English-language content, according to sources speaking with Reuters

Chinese officials are mulling a potential option that involves the sale of TikTok's U.S. operations to billionaire Elon Musk if the company fails to fend off a potential ban, Bloomberg News reported on Monday, citing people familiar with the matter.

A group against affirmative action has filed a lawsuit accusing McDonald's of not making sufficient changes when it recently reduced several diversity initiatives, as it continues to support a program that provides scholarships to Latino and Hispanic students

A federal judge in Texas on Friday ruled that American Airlines broke federal law by making investment decisions for its employee retirement plan based on environmental, social, and other non-financial considerations

JPMorgan Chase asked its employees who are on hybrid work schedules to return to the office five days a week starting in March, an internal memo seen by Reuters on Friday showed.

An Italian newspaper mentioned that Prada is thinking about acquiring Versace

A federal appeals court on Thursday decided not to prevent the Justice Department from publishing a report concerning Donald Trump

The Pacific Palisades area ravaged by wildfires in Los Angeles is one of the most expensive neighborhoods in the US. And ahead of this week's disaster, its insurance costs were among the most affordable in the country, according to a Reuters analysis of insurance and real estate industry data.

Pope Francis on Thursday stepped up his recent criticism of Israel's military campaign in Gaza, calling the humanitarian situation in the Palestinian enclave "very serious and shameful."

Chinese officials announced on Wednesday that over 400 individuals trapped under debris from the earthquake in Tibet have been rescued, though an unspecified number remain missing in the frigid conditions

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen mentioned in a CNBC interview on Wednesday that the Biden administration's expenditure on stimulus measures to support the economy during the COVID pandemic might have played a small role in contributing to inflation

South Korea's President Yoon Suk Yeol faces a new and potentially more robust attempt to arrest him for insurrection after a top investigator vowed to do whatever it takes to break a security blockade and take in the impeached leader.

Online spending in the US increased by nearly 9% over the 2024 holiday season, as consumers more frequently purchased items like TVs and LEGO sets using their smartphones, according to Adobe Analytics data released on Tuesday

In the aftermath of George Floyd's killing in 2020, investor Mellody Hobson recalls frequent calls from directors at Fortune 500 companies for references to diverse candidates for boards. Now, she says, it's "very sporadic."

Meta Platforms said Monday it had elected three new directors to its board, including Dana White, CEO of Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) and close friend of President-elect Donald Trump.

Gemini Trust Company consented to a $5 million civil fine to resolve charges from the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission regarding statements related to its bitcoin futures contract in 2017, according to a court document filed on Monday