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Several US mobile carriers experienced technical difficulties Monday night.

Microsoft reported that a “full restoration” of its Outlook service was nearly complete mid-morning Tuesday after a widespread outage for several hours overnight halted email and disrupted Teams and other products.

Four days after her disgraced father returned to WWE’s board, the wrestling company’s co-CEO and chairwoman Stephanie McMahon resigned from the company.

E-cigarette maker Juul Labs said Tuesday that it has settled litigation it faced in the United States, resolving a substantial amount of legal issues for the company.

Kanye West’s Twitter account was suspended early Friday morning after Elon Musk said it violated the platform’s rules on inciting violence.

Millions of baby swings and rockers that pose a risk of asphyxiation or other injuries to infants have been recalled, according to an announcement Monday from the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who recently became Twitter’s largest individual shareholder, has decided not to join the social media company’s board.

Skippy Foods, LLC, is recalling thousands of pounds of Skippy peanut butter because of stainless steel fragments possibly contaminating “a limited number of jars.”

CNN anchor Anderson Cooper announced the birth of his second son on Thursday’s “AC360” broadcast.

Lyft is giving its employees another year to work remotely, a dramatic step among major businesses that are continuing to delay a return to the office.

The auto industry continues its rush to build factories for production of the massive batteries needed to power electric vehicles.

For the second straight day, Target checkout lines across the United States were scenes of confusion and delay. Many Targets on Sunday were unable to accept credit card payments for more than an hour.

Pacific Gas and Electric has filed for bankruptcy protection after coming under pressure from billions of dollars in claims tied to deadly wildfires.

Well, at least we won’t be seeing one creepy clown so much.

The clock has run out on embattled teen retailer Aeropostale, which filed for bankruptcy on Wednesday after losing money for 13 consecutive quarters.