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How Food Network fame boosted this Black-owned pasta shopA random Instagram message from Food Network changed this chef's life.
Family of Henrietta Lacks reaches settlement in lawsuit over her cellsCells taken from the Black woman's tumor before she died became the first human cells to be successfully cloned, revolutionizing science and medicine.
A successful Black business owner is helping others thriveIn America, Black consumers spend $473 million per year on hair care products.
Driver says he was 'trapped' in hot Tesla after battery diedHe said he couldn't open doors, windows or even the glove box.
Flashing X on former Twitter HQ removed after violating city rulesElon Musk posted a large flashing X sign on top of the former Twitter headquarters. It wasn't welcomed by city residents, and was quickly taken down.
| Alex Arger and Scripps News Staff
Shipping company Yellow is closing down, putting thousands out of workYellow Corp., one of the largest freight companies in the U.S., said it was closing operations and filing for bankruptcy on Monday.
Trucking firm Yellow Corp. files for bankruptcy, ceases all operationsThe Nashville, Tennessee-based company is one of the nation's largest less-than-truckload carriers.
Kroger converting some stores to full self-checkoutOne Tennessee grocery store only has self-checkouts as an option for customers. Kroger says it's about meeting customer expectations.
Washington among cities slowing metro rail amid hot weatherRising commuter rail station heat threatens to wreak havoc on transit systems.
American Airlines again reaches tentative contract with pilotsAmerican Airlines and its pilots reached a second version of a proposed tentative agreement regarding pay and benefits increases.
Wage and salary increases in the US slowed downThe U.S. Labor Department released a report on Friday showing wages and salaries grew more slowly during the April to June quarter.
EU: Microsoft's Office and Teams bundle may violate antitrust lawThe European Commission is investigating a Microsoft product bundle for anti-competition practices.
Cost of Norfolk Southern train derailment doubles to $803 millionNorfolk Southern's February train derailment continues to cost the company.
| AP
Steve Wynn agrees to casino ban with $10M misconduct settlementSteve Wynn and the Nevada Gaming Control Board agreed to a settlement last week to end a yearslong dispute over sexual misconduct allegations.
Burglar falls from bank drive-thru ceiling into recycling binA 27-year-old man was arrested in Ohio after police, responding to a burglar alarm, watched him fall out of an access point to a bank.
Subway offering free sandwiches for life if you change your nameOne lucky contest winner will have a chance at eating — and being — Subway for life.
Anheuser-Busch lays off employees after Bud Light loses salesAnheuser-Busch will reportedly let go of some corporate employees after its Bud Light brand lost its status as the No. 1 beer in America.
New study shows who is more at risk for AI job displacementMore women than men are exposed to displacement by AI. High-exposure jobs include technical writers, budget analysts and data key operators.
Researchers are using beer wastewater to develop biofuelsGlobal demand for biofuels is set to grow by 28% over 2021 levels by 2026, or about 41 billion liters, according to the International Energy Agency.
Major automakers announce large electric vehicle charging networkMajor automakers are building an electric vehicle charging network that could aid long distance travelers.
Amazon rolls out feature to alert customers about recallsIn addition to having a new page listing recalls, Amazon is also introducing a feature that will alert customers if they purchased a recalled product.
After a pandemic lull, buffets are seeing a rise in popularityIn the spring of 2023, foot traffic at three of the largest buffet chains was up 125% compared to January 2021.
Spotify sees highest quarterly user gain in its historyThe audio-streaming service said it had added around 36 million new monthly active users last quarter, but still isn't profitable.
Twitter is now X, but hundreds of other X trademarks may cause issuesTwitter has been rebranded as X, but other companies already own trademarks related to the letter.
'The Rock' reportedly made a record donation to help striking actorsDwayne "The Rock" Johnson made a record seven-figure donation to the SAG-AFTRA Foundation, according to Variety.
Strike averted: UPS reaches tentative deal with 340K unionized workersThe proposed five-year contract includes pay raises for all workers, more full-time jobs, and improved workplace protections.
You can soon pay with your palm at Whole FoodsNo cards or smartphones are required.
| Simplemost and Marie Rossiter
American Airlines pilot union delays vote on $9 billion contractsThe 15,000 pilots in American Airlines' union say the tentative agreement still doesn't match the benefits of United Airlines pilots.
Georgia's Big Peanut is back after a hurricane toppled earlier versionThe landmark is back nearly five years after an earlier version was felled by the winds of Hurricane Michael in October 2018.