The sale of dog and cat meat is now banned at Indonesia's Tomohon Extreme Market — a live animal market named for the brutal practices that occurred there.
Warner Bros. Discovery and Mattel's "Barbie" is set to top $1 billion at the global box office Sunday, marking the first time a solo female director has acheived this benchmark.
Business leaders and academic experts expect that the end of affirmative action will result in a less diverse applicant pool from which to recruit new workers.
Most of the International Longshore and Warehouse Union of Canada members voted in favor of accepting the tentative agreement with West Coast ports management.
Berkshire Hathaway reported a solid increase in operating earnings, while the cash hoard at Warren Buffett's conglomerate swelled to nearly $150 billion.
OECD data suggests about 1 in 4 seniors in the U.S. are poor. Tweaking Social Security may be the best way to eradicate or reduce old-age income poverty.
The head of the Center for Countering Digital Hate said his nonprofit will continue researching alleged hate speech on Twitter despite a lawsuit from Musk.
Buzzy social media startup IRL launched in April 2021 and was seemingly "one of the fastest growing social media apps for Generation Z," the complaint alleges.
Economists at the country's largest bank bailed on their recession call, joining a growing chorus that now thinks a contraction is no longer inevitable.
"Barbie" is expected to hit a billion-dollar benchmark before Monday, making Greta Gerwig the first solo female director to have a film cross the mark.