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The Consumer Product Safety Commission’s warning, which also encompasses people with pets, comes after a probe into a child’s death. Peloton calls the advisory “inaccurate and misleading.”

Increased demand and a dearth of key parts like semiconductors are leaving shoppers with fewer options when they visit dealership lots.

Expedia Group CEO Peter Kern, named to the role last spring in the depths of the pandemic, now is leading the company as it cuts thousands of jobs, streamlines operations and gears up for travel’s big bounce back.

The rise of Zoom studios and FaceTime tours—not to mention specially designed robots—suggest a new reality for business-to-business dealings even in the most hands-on of industries: manufacturing.

Because of the way the video service promotes programming, repeat success can prove elusive, even for creators who have gone viral in the past.

The decision is the latest in a string of lunar-related wins for the Elon Musk-controlled company.

A potential electrical problem that led airlines to pull dozens of the plane maker’s 737 MAX jets from service last week affects more areas of the flight deck than previously known, Boeing said.

AstraZeneca was interested in joining forces to investigate the safety issue and communicate vaccine benefits and risks, but Pfizer and Moderna didn’t see the need for group action.

China has been scrutinizing data on the vaccine from Germany’s BioNTech as pressure mounts to expand beyond the country’s own roster of shots.

Business leaders weighed in on President Biden’s $2.3 trillion infrastructure plan and its proposal to raise the tax rate on companies.