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Home Depot announced that CEO Ted Decker is taking a temporary medical leave of absence for a few months. CFO Richard McPhail and EVP Ann-Marie Campbell will manage CEO operations in the interim.
Google has announced its new Pixel 11 phone lineup, featuring updated camera hardware, increased storage, and expanded AI capabilities.
A California man has filed a proposed class-action lawsuit against Apple, alleging that the company misled consumers regarding the privacy protections of its iCloud+ Private Relay feature.
The New York Post reports on the backlash against a New York Magazine cover story titled 'Habibi City,' which critics claim marginalizes Jewish people and vilifies Israel.
Lionel Messi posted a tribute to his late father, Jorge, on Instagram, expressing grief and uncertainty about his future in professional soccer.
Nelson Peltz's Trian Fund Management is reportedly forming a consortium of investors to launch a bid to take Wendy's private. The move follows a period of sluggish demand and a decline in quarterly comparable sales for the fast-food chain.
Developer Ardie Tavangarian is restoring and expanding the former Bel Air estate of actress Elizabeth Taylor, preserving parts of the original home while adding a large modern buildout.
The NYPD Detectives Endowment Association has opposed the idea of NYPD officers accompanying First Lady Rama Duwaji on a personal trip to Syria and Lebanon.
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A Nintendo game collector, Jason Ganos, and store owner Kevin Braun discovered a rare collection of 97 pristine Super Mario Brothers Duck Hunt cartridges produced in 1993.
Former Arizona Cardinals GM Steve Keim has retained legal counsel following accusations from DeAndre Hopkins that Keim manipulated a drug test leading to Hopkins' 2022 suspension.
The article reports on the second-quarter financial performance of several major fast-food burger chains, noting sales growth for Burger King and Shake Shack while highlighting declines for Wendy's and slower growth for McDonald's.
The article reports on claims made by John Hinckley and film producer Mark Joseph that President Ronald Reagan intended to visit Hinckley in a mental hospital, but was discouraged by hospital staff.
The article discusses the economic impact of the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz on Iraq, which has led to significant decreases in oil exports and delays in government salary payments.
The article profiles 18-year-old Michael Haskell, who runs a business buying and selling the contents of abandoned storage units.
Oracle is reportedly planning further workforce reductions to fund its artificial intelligence infrastructure investments while managing significant corporate debt.
Mark Walter has sold his ownership stake in the Los Angeles Lakers to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner for $12.5 billion. Despite this sale, Walter is expected to maintain control of the Los Angeles Dodgers, though the article notes recent…
A father in Hopkins, Minnesota, allegedly killed his wife, 7-year-old daughter, and an elderly relative before committing suicide.
Mark Walter has sold the Los Angeles Lakers to Josh Kushner and Bob Iger for $12.5 billion. The sale occurs amid reports that federal investigators are probing Walter's company, TWG Global, regarding the movement of billions of dollars in…
The article reports on the $12.5 billion sale of the Los Angeles Lakers to Bob Iger and Josh Kushner, and the subsequent positive reaction from player Luka Dončić.