BUSINESS

American Airlines cuts management jobs at its Fort Worth headquarters, describing it as a strategic move to streamline operations and enhance long-term efficiency.

Coca-Cola faces renewed backlash after confirming its 2025 Christmas advert was fully created using artificial intelligence, reigniting debates over creativity and ethics.

The European Commission's 'Small Cars Initiative' aims to make small electric vehicles more affordable, boosting demand and reducing China's expanding influence in Europe.

France probes Shein over childlike sex dolls sold online as the retailer vows transparency, handing over details of sellers and buyers to prosecutors.

Sephora's Christmas ad with Mariah Carey faces boycott calls over a "tone-deaf" elf strike scene and fresh backlash tied to the Huda Beauty 9/11 scandal.

Global markets tumble as Asian chipmakers trigger a $500 billion sell-off in AI and semiconductor stocks, fuelling fears of an overheated tech bubble and renewed investor caution.

Yum Brands is reviewing strategic options for Pizza Hut, signalling a possible sale as the legacy pizza chain struggles against delivery rivals.

Nintendo's Switch 2 has shattered launch records, selling over 10 million units since its launch, boosting the company's financial outlook.

Chuck Grassley accuses DOJ of political targeting in Arctic Frost probe as Newsmax prepares for its appearance at the RBC Capital Markets Tech Forum.

Amazon's announcement of 14,000 layoffs boosted its shares by 11.6%, signalling a shift from job preservation to profit-driven cuts as Wall Street rewards corporate downsizing.

MacKenzie Scott, ex-wife of Jeff Bezos, cuts her Amazon stake by £9.6B and donates billions to various causes. Find out where she donated.

IBM is set to cut thousands of jobs as it shifts focus to cloud and AI growth. Here's what the layoffs mean for the tech giant, its workforce, and the industry. Who is safe?

An Israeli jobseeker in Melbourne received a 'Free Palestine' rejection text, sparking outrage over anti-Semitic bias and politics in hiring.

Bitcoin falls sharply under $100K as Ethereum loses 2025 gains, deepening global crypto market volatility and sparking extreme investor fear.

Tesco introduces new limits on grocery items across UK stores to ensure fair access, leaving shoppers questioning how much they can buy in one trip.

Bitcoin sinks below £79,000 ($100,000) amid government shutdown fears, whale selling, and fading ETF inflows, though analysts still predict a year-end rebound.

The US and China have agreed on a trade truce, boosting investor confidence worldwide. But with key commitments made, many are questioning whether this peace will hold.