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The prime minister’s announcement comes amid protest from the country’s tech industry over his plan to overhaul Israel’s judiciary.

Using AI-generated duplicates, brands also benefit, using stars in ways they never could before.

Little Golden Books are aimed at children ages 4 to 8, but don’t tell that to the adults buying “Taylor Swift: A Little Golden Book Biography.”

Global consumer brands grappling with a tepid economic recovery in China have another worry: Buyers in the country are turning more to local labels.

Animal studies suggest GLP-1 drugs alter behaviors associated with reward and pleasure.

Companies are resisting layoffs even as economic weakness looms.

Consumer advocates are saying that Bunge’s $8.2 billion agreement to buy Viterra could drive up prices, while Bunge says the companies don’t overlap.

Demographic shifts and savvy marketing fueled the Mexican import’s rise. A Bud Light boycott finished the job.

The entrepreneur has long talked about a physics-based, problem-solving approach that his new Twitter CEO invoked in her first memo to staff.

The consequences of an international minimum-tax agreement are about to be felt.