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TikTok Loses Bid To Strike Down Law Banning It From The U.S.
TikTok has failed to overturn a law that may lead to its ban in the United States, as the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia upheld the legislation.
Jamie Foxx Declares ‘I’m Back’ In Trailer For New Netflix Special Chronicling 2023 Hospitalization
Jamie Foxx's upcoming Netflix comedy special, "Jamie Foxx: What Had Happened Was," will explore his health crisis with humor and vulnerability, emphasizing resilience, humor, and the importance of community.
Dr. Carl Mack Calls For Black America To Only Spend Money With Black-Owned Businesses On December 6 — Black Freedom And Economic Day
Dr. Carl Mack is urging Black Americans to celebrate December 6 as Black Freedom and Economic Day by exclusively supporting Black-owned businesses, in recognition of the date that slavery was abolished in the United States.
As The U.S. Invests In Infrastructure At Record Levels, Construction Workers May Be Hard To Find
The construction industry is experiencing a significant labor shortage due to a deficit of skilled workers, leading to project delays and cancellations, and highlighting the necessity for increased investment in workforce development and immigration policies.
Whoopi Goldberg’s AWSN Launches, Highlighting Women’s Sports Globally
Whoopi Goldberg has partnered with Chicago-based hospital chain CommonSpirit to launch the All Women's Sports Network (AWSN), the first global network dedicated entirely to women's sports, which is available in 65 countries and running 24/7.
Spirit Airlines To Continue Operations During Bankruptcy, Potential Changes Ahead
Spirit Airlines plans to operate business as usual while it begins to work on its $3.1 billion in long-term debt, but travelers should be aware of potential changes to the airline's frequent flyer program and routes in the future.
KFC Sues Church’s Over ‘Original Recipe’
KFC has filed a lawsuit against Church's Texas Chicken for violating its trademark rights by using the phrase "Original Recipe" in its advertising and promotions.
Everything Is Under $20 At Amazon’s Newest Store
Amazon has launched a new mobile-only storefront called "Amazon Haul" offering products for $20 or less, in response to Chinese marketplaces such as Shein and Temu, and to appeal to cost-conscious shoppers looking for cheap products.
Boeing Got The Easy Part Done. Now Comes The Tougher, Existential Problems
Boeing's most immediate problem, a strike by 33,000 workers, has ended, but its more serious problems, including massive losses, quality and safety issues, remain as bad as ever, and could even get worse.
Why More Businesses Are Offering Loyalty Programs
Paid loyalty programs are becoming increasingly popular among businesses as they incentivize customers to pay an annual or monthly fee for premium perks and rewards, leading to increased revenue and personalized shopping experiences.