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People to ditch their keyboards for microphones.

JM Eagle, a Los Angeles maker of industrial piping, filed a RICO lawsuit Thursday accusing a law firm of fabricating asbestos lawsuits against it.

The Emeryville-based coffee chain is closing some locations by the end of January

Peter Duesberg squandered his scientific reputation by advancing a debunked theory about AIDS, but his influence on anti-vaccine activists lives on.

A24 has acquired the U.S. rights to Olivia Wilde's comedy 'The Invite' after a bidding war among several buyers.

The Pasadena Jewish Temple and Center filed a lawsuit against Southern California Edison Tuesday, claiming the electric company was to blame for igniting last year's Eaton fire, which destroyed the congregation's historic sanctuary, preschool and other buildings.

The Ken doll turns 65 this year. It has seen an uptick in popularity in the years following the 2023 hit movie 'Barbie.'

Thousands in California who rely on the state-run health insurance marketplace face premiums that are thousands of dollars higher as federal subsidies expire.

The company said it would use the cost savings to partly fund AI-focused roles and teams.

Amazon announced Tuesday it would close all of its brick-and-mortar Amazon Fresh and Amazon Go stores, with plans to convert some locations into Whole Foods.

Southwest announced in 2024 that it would end its iconic open seating policy in favor of traditional assigned seats and a premium class option.

Should it win the battle for Warner Bros., Paramount said it would review real estate holdings, cut duplicative jobs and shave programming expenses to achieve $6 billion in savings.

Minnesota is home to 17 major American corporations, but they've largely been silent about Trump's assault on their state.

Owners of independent studios across Los Angeles are struggling in the face of a historic downturn in production activity.

The companies announced a new venture on Monday to help firefighters prevent, detect and respond more quickly to wildfires.

Consumer credit is less expensive elsewhere in the world because of greater competition and tougher regulation.

Critics of California's proposed billionaire tax say similar measures in Europe failed. Backers of the measure say they took lessons from those failures in drafting the California proposal.

The rapidly expanding megachain, known for its affordable tea drinks and soft-serve, has more locations globally than McDonald's.

The San Francisco-based company said it's slashing roughly 7% of its global workforce.

After years of uncertainty over whether TikTok would be banned in U.S., the viral social media platform has officially finalized its deal to create a U.S. joint venture.