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The 'beverage concept' will open in Illinois this week.

Levi Strauss CEO Chip Bergh is finally calling it quits and handing the reins over to his successor Michelle Gass, the former CEO of Kohl's.

For the past year, AI chips have been dominated by Nvidia, and cloud providers and technology companies have been searching for an alternative.

The Chewy co-founder and investor is gaining even more power at GameStop, which was at the center of the meme stock craze of 2021.

Google shares jumped Thursday after the company announced its latest artificial intelligence model called Gemini.

The Purosangue, its name meaning "pure blood" or "thoroughbred" in Italian, comes with a 7.5 liter, V-12 engine.

The Biden administration unveiled a new framework outlining the factors federal agencies should consider in determining whether to use march-in rights.

Amazon is betting members of its $139-a-year Prime program will want to pay a separate monthly fee for unlimited grocery delivery on some orders.

Last week, Amazon was the crunch-time shopper and the dominant platform with speedy shipping was SpaceX. 

The digital codes have become popular. But thieves are also using them to steal your personal data, the Federal Trade Commission warned.

Exxon CEO Darren Woods said the Pioneer deal is small in the context of the broader market.

Amazon announced last October it would add Venmo as a payment method at checkout, giving shoppers more options to pay for their purchases.

Britain's National Cyber Security Centre said Russian spies had been running a cyber campaign against high-profile British individuals and entities since 2015.

The deal is AbbVie's latest attempt to expand its drug pipeline as its top-selling treatments, such as Humira, face generic competition.

In a dramatic move, Guterres wrote to members of the Security Council and urged them to collectively call for a full humanitarian cease-fire.

Nikki Haley's big donors saw the Republican debate as a test of whether she could maintain enough momentum to take on front-runner Donald Trump.

IBM CEO Arvind Krishna talked with CNBC about his specific views on regulation, the business of generative AI, IBM's mistakes and its future plan. 

U.K. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak wants to shelve some human rights laws in order to get his flagship Rwanda policy through parliament.

Washington's stated unconditional backing of Israel has been a longstanding pillar of its Middle East foreign policy.

The Chinese economy still has a "steep hill to climb" despite a surprise pickup in exports and is unlikely to be bolstered by further fiscal stimulus, according to HSBC's chief Asia economist.