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Britain's Jamie Oliver has some 25 cookbooks to his name, making him a standout in the publishing industry.

The Department of Homeland Security says U.S. companies should take steps to protect against a cyber attack.

A number of dancers are speaking out and taking umbrage with the idea that recruiters are allegedly requesting individuals to work as unpaid volunteers for the halftime show of February’s big game.

The 11-time Grammy winner, 80, has been with Columbia for six decades. The deal, which was struck with the record company last summer, had finally closed in July 2021.

McGee's Scot Irish Pub, in South Carolina, is called a pub, it’s really more of a restaurant. And now it includes a closed-off room with a licensed child care provider.

Peloton was the subject of yet another fictional character’s health struggles besides Mr. Big after the popular exercise bike brand was featured in the most recent episode of the TV show ”Billions.”

Through the end of January, Krispy Kreme will give people that donate blood a dozen Original Glazed doughnuts for free.

After spending one weekend in second place, “Spider-Man: No Way Home” proved it still had some fight left. Sony's superhero juggernaut swung back to first place in its sixth weekend in theaters and became the sixth highest grossing film of all time, globally.

Kelly Clarkson and her ex-husband Brandon Blackstock have reached an agreement on the Montana ranch, which has been at the center of their legal drama for months.

According to Celebrity Net Worth, the "Bat Out of Hell" crooner reportedly carried a net worth around $40 million, much of which he accumulated over the course of a career that saw Meat Loaf release 12 solo albums and appear in more than 100 film and television projects.

Big corporate sponsors are facing questions over their backing of the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing as China is facing heat over human rights abuses.

Adele is under fire from fans who are livid they shelled out thousands of dollars for ticket and travel expenses to attend her Las Vegas residency, which was canceled just one day before it was set to begin.

Joe Germanotta, the owner of New York City's Joanne Trattoria, is speaking out about his lack of faith in government officials due to the “mixed messages” he feels they’re sending business owners as COVID-19 continues to trouble the food and beverages industry.

Hunter Biden’s longtime business partner, Eric Schwerin, sent him an email in March 2017 breaking down the ownership interests of Rosemont Seneca Advisors, which included a 5% stake in Harves Amusement Parks and ownership in Harves Sports and Entertainment.

Strategic Resource Group managing director Burt Flickinger argued that rising retail crime “is going to compromise the supply chain, crush the economy and catalyze the next recession.”

An impressive fundraising report in the race for New York State governor by Republican Rep. Lee Zeldin is overshadowed by a much larger figure reported by Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul

Procter & Gamble Co. PG -1.93% reported another quarter of strong sales growth as consumers, undeterred by higher prices, loaded up on household staples from Gillette razors to Tide detergent.

American Trucking Associations President and CEO Chris Spear argued that the slow return to work is “exacerbating the supply chain's ability to meet demand.”

Goldman Sachs Group's profit fell in the fourth quarter, even as the deals market stayed strong.

In November, a company started by Bill Gates, TerraPower, announced it had chosen Kemmerer, Wyoming, for a nontraditional, sodium-cooled nuclear reactor that will bring on workers from a local coal-fired power plant scheduled to close soon.