• Tyson Foods to Drop Corn Syrup, Additives by 2025
  
  Tyson Foods will remove high-fructose corn syrup from its products by the end of the year as part of an effort to cut controversial additives, The Hill reported.
• Air India Crash Victim Families Sue Boeing, Honeywell
  
  The families of four passengers killed in the June 12 crash of an Air India Boeing 787 said in a lawsuit that the accident resulted from allegedly faulty fuel switches, which the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration has said do not appear to have caused the accident that...
• Google, PayPal Partner to Roll Out AI on Platforms
  
  Google and PayPal have entered a multi-year strategic partnership to bring new AI shopping and payment experiences to their users, the companies said Wednesday.
• Zelenskyy: We Have $3.5 Billion for US Weapons for War
  
  Ukraine expects there will be around $3.5 billion by next month in a fund to buy weapons from the United States and help sustain its more than three-year fight against Russia's all-out invasion, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Wednesday.
• StubHub Valued at $9.3 Billion in NYSE Debut
  
  Shares of StubHub rose about 8% in their New York Stock Exchange debut Wednesday, valuing the ticket reseller marketplace at $9.32 billion, adding to a streak of positive day-one receptions for technology platforms.
• Puma Surges on Report of CVC, Authentic Brand Bid
  
  Two investors are preparing a takeover bid for German sportswear maker Puma, Manager Magazin reported Wednesday, pushing its share price up more than 11%.
• Amazon Commits $1B for Higher Wages, Lower Healthcare Costs
  
  Amazon says it's making a $1 billion investment to raise wages and lower the cost of health care plans for its U.S. fulfillment and transportation workers.The Seattle-based company said Wednesday the average pay is increasing to more than $23 per hour and said that some of...
• General Mills Beats Quarterly Sales Estimates
  
  General Mills beat quarterly sales estimates Wednesday, as price cuts taken in past on select products lifted demand.
• BofA Raises US Minimum Hourly Wage to $25
  
  Bank of America raised its minimum hourly wage to $25 per hour across the United States, the lender said Wednesday, fulfilling its 2021 pledge to meet the threshold.
• Russia Developing Starlink Rival at 'Rapid Pace,' Space Chief Says
  
  Russia will soon have a rival to Elon Musk's satellite internet service Starlink, as it tries to shift away from outdated thinking that has allowed SpaceX to win the crown of satellite dominance, Russia's space chief said Wednesday.
• Ben & Jerry's Co-Founder Quits Over Social Activism
  
  The co-founder of Ben & Jerry's has resigned from the ice cream brand after saying his company know for its social activism has lost "the independence to pursue our values" under the ownership of British giant Unilever.
• China Calls US TikTok Deal a 'Win-Win'
  
  China Wednesday called the framework deal reached in Madrid to switch short-video app TikTok to U.S.-controlled ownership a "win-win" and said it would review TikTok's technology exports and intellectual property licensing, in a state media editorial.
• Trump Hits The New York Times With $15B Libel Lawsuit
  
  U.S. President Donald Trump sued The New York Times, four of its reporters, and publisher Penguin Random House for at least $15 billion, claiming defamation and libel, and citing reputational damage, a Florida court filing showed.
• Trump Signs Order Delaying TikTok Ban Amid Deal
  
  President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday again delaying the ban on TikTok.The previous extension was set to expire Wednesday.
• Microsoft Pledges $30B for AI in the UK
  
  Microsoft has announced plans to commit $30 billion for artificial intelligence development in the United Kingdom by 2028, marking one of its largest single-country technology investments to date.
• 2026 Aston Martin Vantage Coupe: The Return of a Refined Powerhouse
  
  Aston Martin has always walked a fine line between elegance and raw performance. The British automaker's reputation is built on cars that look like rolling works of art yet roar to life with race-ready precision.
• Nestle Chairman Paul Bulcke to Step Down
  
  Nestle said Tuesday its chairman Paul Bulcke would hand over to former Inditex CEO Pablo Isla on October 1, accelerating a changing of the guard at the Swiss food giant after an unprecedented period of managerial turmoil.
• Eli Lilly to Invest $5 Billion in New Virginia Plant
  
  Eli Lilly said Tuesday it will invest $5 billion to build a manufacturing facility in Virginia, the first of four new U.S. plants the drugmaker has planned as it moves to expand domestic production and hedge against potential tariffs.
• Trump: Deal Reached on TikTok, Talks With Xi Planned
  
  President Donald Trump said Wednesday he has reached a deal with China and plans to speak with Chinese President Xi Jinping on Friday to finalize it, including leveraging the TikTok social media platform.
• Disney, Universal, Warner Sue China's MiniMax for Copyright Infringement
  
  Walt Disney, Comcast's Universal and Warner Bros Discovery have jointly filed a copyright lawsuit against China's MiniMax alleging that its image- and video-generating service Hailuo AI was built from intellectual property stolen from the three major Hollywood studios.
• Bessent Anticipates Final TikTok Deal After Trump, Xi Talk
  
  Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said on Tuesday he anticipated a final deal on the short-video app TikTok when President Donald Trump speaks with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Friday.
• Ford Moving Its World Headquarters 3 Miles Away
  
  Ford Motor Co. is taking a drive down the road in a couple of months.
• McDonald's to Invest $200M in Regenerative Cattle Ranches
  
  McDonald's said Monday it plans to invest $200 million over the next seven years to promote regenerative agriculture practices on cattle ranches.
• Alphabet Hits $3 Trillion Market Capitalization for 1st Time
  
  Google-parent Alphabet hit a market capitalization of $3 trillion for the first time Monday, riding on renewed optimism around artificial intelligence and a favorable antitrust ruling.
• CoreWeave, Nvidia Sign $6.3 Billion Cloud Order
  
  Data center operator CoreWeave said Monday it had signed a new order with Nvidia with an initial value of $6.3 billion, in a deal that guarantees that the AI chipmaker will purchase any residual cloud capacity not sold to customers.

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