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The burrito chain said it raised prices again, a moved that helped boost sales in recent months, and is likely to increase them further as it looks to build hundreds more stores this year.

The ride-hailing company said the Omicron surge will likely affect revenue growth in the first quarter.

The once-hot bike maker named former Spotify CFO Barry McCarthy to succeed John Foley and overhauled its board after a slowdown in demand caused its value to plummet.

Bidding for Indian Premier League rights—a likely lure for India’s sizable base of potential subscribers—is set to begin.

Japan’s SoftBank said it now plans to take the U.K.-based chip-design specialist public instead of selling it to Nvidia, after the proposed transaction raised antitrust concerns.

The multibillionaire investor plans to focus his efforts on electing Republicans who support former President Donald Trump’s agenda in 2022 races, according to a person familiar with the matter.

The platform wants to host ‘The Joe Rogan Experience,’ including podcasts now removed from Spotify.

The lawsuit alleges that the decision to release “The Matrix Resurrections” simultaneously on HBO Max and in theaters hurt its box-office performance.

Bulk-buying habit is expected to stick as people eat more at home, supply remains uncertain and inflation rears up. Retailers and producers are shifting operations as a result.

Toshiba revised its restructuring plan and said it wants to split into two parts instead of three, hoping to end a fight with foreign shareholders.