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Conair Recalls More Than 3.6 Million Cuisinart Grill Brushes
Conair has expanded its recall of Cuisinart grill brushes, adding 1.9 million units to an earlier recall.
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Business, Technology
ServiceNow Shares Rise After Tech Mahindra AI Deal
Shares of ServiceNow, a large software company traded under the symbol NOW, rose on Thursday after news of a new AI deal with Tech Mahindra, an Indian technology firm.
Sports, Business
Betting Sites Offer Bonus Codes for MLB and WNBA Games
Two major betting companies, BetMGM and Bet365, are running promotional offers this week for sports bettors interested in MLB and WNBA games.
Sports, Business
Golf Ad Controversy Delays TV Show Reboot
A golf company has released a controversial advertisement for a new driver, sparking anger among fans and industry leaders. The ad reportedly showed a woman being pushed to the ground, which many viewers found offensive.
Business
Mortgage Rates Rise, Home Loan Demand Falls
Mortgage rates have risen to their highest level in three weeks, according to news reports on Tuesday, August 25, 2026. This rise is making it harder for people to buy homes.
Business
Target Apologizes and Pulls Halloween Clown Costume After Racism Backlash
The American retailer Target has apologized after a children's Halloween clown costume caused a strong backlash online.
Business
Lawyer Discusses Crash Cases and I-10 Accident in Florida
A leading car accident attorney based in Port St. Lucie, Florida, has spoken about the firm's litigation experience against insurance companies. Litigation means fighting a legal case in court. The attorney's firm has ha
Business
Buc-ee's CEO Says Chain Will Grow in 'Conservative' States
Buc-ee's, the popular American travel-stop chain, is changing its plans for growth. The company's CEO says future stores will open mainly in conservative states.
Politics, Business
Canada Puts New Tariffs on US Goods
Canada has announced new retaliatory tariffs on hundreds of goods from the United States. The tariffs will be as high as 50% and will affect products such as steel, fish, cheese and paper.
Business, Technology
Traders Predict Small Reaction to Nvidia's Earnings
Nvidia, a major maker of computer chips used in artificial intelligence, will release its earnings report on Wednesday. Investors across Wall Street are watching closely to see how the company performed.
Politics, Business
US Announces New Economic Pressure Campaign Against Iran
The United States is preparing a stronger economic campaign against Iran, aiming to weaken its finances and pressure its allies. Treasury Secretary Bessent announced the plan, describing it as an 'economic onslaught' aga
Business
VW Workers Boo Boss Over Job Cuts
The chief executive of Volkswagen, Oliver Blume, has faced boos and whistles from workers at the company's headquarters in Germany.
Business, Entertainment
Starbucks Brings Back Pumpkin Spice Latte and Adds New Fall Drinks
Starbucks has released its autumn drink lineup for the season, bringing back the much-loved Pumpkin Spice Latte, often called the PSL. The company has also launched new drinks made with pumpkin and banana this week.
Business
Viral Post Accuses Texas Roadhouse of Mistreating Black Customers
A viral social media post has accused Texas Roadhouse, a popular restaurant chain, of mistreating Black customers.
Politics, Business
US Targets Iran's Trade Partners With New Sanctions
The United States is planning strong new sanctions against countries that trade with Iran. President Trump is leading this effort.
Politics, Business
Iran Says It Is Ready for New US Sanctions
The United States has introduced new sanctions against Iran, describing them as the greatest financial offensive it has ever launched. Officials have compared the move to "economic D-Day," a reference to the huge militar
Business, Technology
Nearly 3 Million Teslas Recalled in China Over Door Handles
Tesla is recalling nearly three million cars in China because of a problem with hidden door handles. A recall happens when a company must fix or check a product because it is not fully safe.
Business, Politics
US-Canada Trade War Could Raise Prices on Many Goods
The trade war between the United States and Canada is getting worse, and it could soon affect the prices of many products. A trade war happens when countries charge extra fees, called tariffs, on goods coming from each o
Business, Technology
Nvidia's Earnings Report Becomes a Big Test for the AI Boom
Nvidia has become the central force behind the artificial intelligence boom and a major driver of the stock market. The company makes advanced computer chips that power AI systems used by businesses around the world.
Business
Citibank Expert Warns About a Common Retirement Mistake
A Citibank executive has spoken about a common mistake people make when planning for retirement.
