Starbucks, the multinational coffee chain, is laying off 1,100 corporate employees as new Chairman and CEO Brian Niccol focuses on streamlining operations. In a letter to employees on Monday, Niccol ...

As if its glimmering exterior wasn't already enough of a head-turner, Jaroje used the Cybertruck to advertise his medical spa business, with giant letters reading "#1 HAIR TRANSPLANT" on the side of ...

US Senator Alex Padilla and Representative Zoe Lofgren, two Democrats who both represent California, asked the DOJ to ...

The third time was the charm for Monty the Giant Schanuzer at the 149th edition of the Westminster Dog Show at Madison Square Garden on Tuesday night. This year the competition was stiff with ...

Comcast says it 'will be cooperating with the FCC to answer their questions' The Federal Communications Commission said it plans to open an investigation into cable and internet giant Comcast Corp ...

For Monty, the third time was indeed the charm. The giant schnauzer from Ocean City won best in show at the 2025 Westminster Kennel Club dog show Tuesday night at Madison Square Garden.

Giant pandas don't eat meat because chemicals in the bamboo they chomp on changing their tastes, suggests new research. Despite having digestive systems typical of carnivores, the diet of the ...

The giant dumpling is meant to be enjoyed through a straw and is very shareable. Stefano Giovannini for N.Y.Post Though the tang bao was originally planned to be just a Lunar New Year special ...

Looking for the Giant Squid location in Monster Hunter Wilds? Whether you’re fishing for the achievement or looking to complete the final fishing quest, landing this monstrous aquatic life can ...

In a letter sent to those affected by the data breach, which includes individuals who underwent employee screening tests, DISA said the attacker “procured some information” from its systems.

The BBC understands that the US technology giant has appealed to the Investigatory ... in advance about the UK's demand. She wrote in a letter that it was an "egregious violation" of US citizens ...