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Disney is reversing course and waiving its right to arbitration for a more "sensitive approach to expedite a resolution."

At least 200 employees had already moved to Florida as part of the relocation plans. The project was scrapped in May 2023.

The worker had been a receptionist since 2007 and was fired in February 2022.

He owns 180 fast-food restaurants in California and says 75% of his stores will have kiosks in the next 60 days.

Seven of the 19 people at the reunion went on to become franchisees.

The discount retailer recently started selling the silver coins for the first time.

The 1412-word email says the company is "returning to core organizational principles."

From the dot-com bubble to SpaceX, the tech mogul and CEO is the richest person in the world.

He donned a bright yellow costume to accept his winnings — it is traditional in China for lottery winners to claim their prizes in costume so they can remain anonymous.

The reviewer said her friends had to save the guest and were left "traumatized."

Local residents say a power plant is heating Seneca Lake and emitting huge amounts of greenhouse gases.

He and Melinda French Gates jointly announced their divorce early this month.

Their net worths have soared by a collective $40 billion during the pandemic thanks to soaring tech stocks.

The 15 richest Americans would contribute about a third of the tax, two tax groups said.

On Wednesday, Musk shared a meme mocking the use of pronouns in social media bios. In a follow-up, he said "I absolutely support trans, but all these pronouns are an esthetic nightmare."

Nasdaq said on Tuesday that companies listed on its main US stock exchange should have "at least two diverse directors" on their boards or face being delisted. Currently, three in four companies listed do not meet these requirements.

The carmaker is also recruiting part-time staff because it doesn't have to buy them laptops, according to a report.

Telecom equipment supplier Nokia is building a 4G network on the moon to help astronauts control lunar rovers, navigate lunar geography in real time, and stream videos.

This will be its fourth major U.S. hiring spree since the start of the pandemic.