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The fast-food giant is investing $65 million in hard-hit franchisees and paying for $35 million worth of marketing efforts.

Brazil's First Lady stirred controversy at a G20 social event in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday with a fiery remark aimed at billionaire Elon Musk.

Permission from Washington for Ukraine to strike Russian territory with American-supplied long-range missiles may have come too late and hedged with too many restrictions to slow Moscow's advance, experts warn.

One of the primary challenges in the regulatory affairs of the pharmaceutical industry is keeping pace with the ever-evolving regulatory landscape.

Starbucks, under new chief executive officer Brian Niccol, is trying to improve work conditions for employees, an issue that's become so prevalent that it led to unionization.

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Germany and Finland launched a probe Monday after an undersea cable linking the countries was severed, warning of the threat of "hybrid warfare" amid heightened tensions with Russia.

Having found a way to get macarons on an automated production line, Macron Queen bakes 4 million macarons a year when holidays are taken into account. With a 50,000 sq ft facility within the US, they produce a variety of macaron recipes and flavors for over 300 businesses across the…

Hong Kong's largest national security trial will draw to a close on Tuesday, with dozens of the city's most prominent democracy campaigners set to be sentenced for subversion, a charge which can carry up to life imprisonment.