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The Biden administration is questioning a bankruptcy plan that lets the Sackler family avoid future lawsuits related to the opioid epidemic.

Major companies can’t stop talking about artificial intelligence tools, but few businesses report using them.

In the note, Ek said Spotify invested too much in 2020 and 2021 and had to “rightsize” its costs for a new economic reality.

The two airlines said they will aim to “maintain” each of their brand identities but operate under a single platform, combining into a 365-airplane fleet covering 138 destinations.

“Your average fans feel like it’s a divorce — they’re upset and sad,” said a former Hall & Oates fan club president.

After SAG-AFTRA’s monthslong strike ended with a tentative deal in November, the results of a ratification vote are expected Tuesday. Some union members have criticized parts of the deal and foresee a close outcome.

Actors, writers, producers and talent agencies are wrestling with how their industry should respond to the conflict, spurring fierce debate over what types of speech to permit.

Powell’s remarks gave some credence to the idea that the Fed is done hiking as the string of rate hikes since March 2022 have cut into economic activity.

Lawyers for the 14-year-old and her parents say that American “knew or should have known the flight attendant was a danger.”

Paul Ryan Overeem, a 28-year-old Florida resident, challenged authorities that it's "up to you guys to stop me.”

Tesla’s website revealed that the base model for the Cybertruck is now priced 50% higher than the $40,000 the company originally aimed for.