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2024 Could Be the Year that Makes or Breaks a Lot of Small Businesses, According to a New Report

About a third of small business owners indicated on a Slack survey that they aren't sure if their businesses will survive the year.

By Sherin Shibu

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Taco Bell Wants to Be More than a Late-Night Spot as It Unveils New Menu Items for 2024 : ‘A Rebel Brand at Our Core’

By Emily Rella

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Cineverse Announces New Free Streaming Channel EntrepreneurTV to Help Viewers Launch and Grow Their Businesses

By Dan Bova

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Why Elon Musk’s Battle With Delaware Is About More Than a $55 Billion Pay Package

By Hasan Chowdhury

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The Fast Adoption of AI: A Close Look at Regulation in Europe

A round-up of proposed regulations that aim to protect EU citizens' safety and fundamental rights.

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Britain Says It Developed and Test-Fired a Futuristic Laser Cannon That Can Shoot Drones Out of the Sky

The Ministry of Defense didn't disclose the range but said its accuracy is the equivalent of being able to hit a coin at a distance of a kilometer (0.6 miles).

By Tom Porter

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Costco May Start Requiring Members to Scan ID to Enter U.S. Warehouses

Costco added 2.1 million paid memberships last year.

By Dominick Reuter

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TGI Friday’s Closes 36 ‘Underperforming’ Restaurants in Surprising Shakeup. See if Your Local Friday’s Is Affected

The closures affect restaurants from coast-to-coast.

By Sam Silverman

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A Sephora Customer Is Going Viral After Claiming a Popular Body Butter Attracts Spiders: ‘Watch Out for These Lotions’

A viral review claimed Sol De Janeiro's Delícia Drench Body Butter attracted spiders, but the company says the claims are bogus, an "urban legend."

By Sam Silverman

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A Woman Is Suing Hershey for $5 Million For ‘Falsely Representing’ the Look of Certain Reese’s Chocolate Treats

She claims Reese's Peanut Butter Pumpkins are missing the "cute" face shown on its package.

By Sam Silverman

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Starbucks Customers Can Now Use Personal Cups for Almost All Orders

The move comes as Starbucks plans to reduce its waste output by 50% by 2030.

By Sam Silverman

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Disney’s Earliest Version of Mickey Mouse, Steamboat Willie, Is Now in the Public Domain. Here’s What That Means.

The "Steamboat Willie" copyright was lifted after 95 years under U.S. copyright law.

By Sam Silverman

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Eminem Requests Protective Order Against Bravo ‘Housewives’ in Trademark Dispute, Refuses to Appear in Court

The real Slim Shady isn't standing up—in court—after filing an opposition to a trademark application for the "Reasonably Shady" podcast in February 2023.

By Sam Silverman

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Commercials Are Coming to Amazon Prime Video Next Month

Prime customers got the news in emails on Tuesday and Wednesday.

By Madeline Berg

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CEO Under Fire for Saying His Employees Need to Work Longer Hours — For No Extra Pay

In a holiday email to employees, he told his staff, 'There is not a lot of history of laziness being rewarded with success.' Critics felt his message was 'out of touch.'

By Jonathan Small

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Dick Van Dyke Turns Local Grocery Store Into His Own ‘Stage’ Breaking Out into ‘Song and Dance’ for Customers

Jane Seymour says she's seen Van Dyke performing at their local market.

By Sam Silverman

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Toyota Recalls 1 Million Vehicles Over Airbag Concerns — See Which Toyota and Lexus Models Are Affected

The car company warned of potential front passenger seat sensor issues.

By Sam Silverman

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Airbnb to Pay $10 Million Fine After Charging Australian Customers in U.S. Dollars

Airbnb admitted to falsely representing its prices to Australian customers.

By Sam Silverman

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A Father Says His Daughters ‘Need Therapy’ After Getting Stuck on Disney World Roller Coaster

The two girls were allegedly stuck for 30 minutes.

By Sam Silverman

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Tesla Removes Disney+ App As ‘Temper Tantrum’ Escalates Between Musk and Disney’s CEO

Is the move retaliation to Disney's decision to halt advertising on 'X'?

By Jonathan Small

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Why Neiman Marcus Doesn’t Care If Its Corporate Employees Stay Remote

Due to its remote-work policy, about 40% of Neiman Marcus' 1,800 corporate workers are now based outside Dallas, where the company's first store opened in 1907.

By Tim Paradis