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Walmart to buy Vizio for $2.3 billion, pending regulatory clearance. Walmart plans to boost its advertising business with the acquisition, aiming to appeal to advertisers with Vizio's ad business and user data.

Charlotte Cowles, a financial advice columnist, lost $50,000 in a scam. She warned that scammers are "really good at what they do" and "didn't come out of the gate and ask for

Elon Musk announced that the first human implanted with a Neuralink brain chip has fully recovered and can control a computer mouse with their thoughts. The patient is working with Neuralink to

Attorneys general are pressing the FDA to improve baby food safety from toxic metals. They are calling for guidance on finished product testing. The FDA is investigating lead poisoning cases linked to

United Airlines diverted a flight from San Francisco to Boston to Denver after the plane's right wing was damaged. A passenger reported feeling the plane shaking and recorded footage of the damage.

Amazon is joining the Dow Jones Industrial Average, replacing Walgreens Boots Alliance. This change reflects the evolving American economy and will increase consumer retail exposure in the DJIA. Amazon's stock rose 1.3%

General Motors has temporarily halted sales of 2024 Chevrolet Colorado and GMC Canyon mid-size trucks due to intermittent software quality issues. A fix has been identified, and the company plans to resume

Delta Air Lines announced a special flight for viewing the upcoming total solar eclipse. The flight from Austin to Detroit will provide prime viewing opportunities for the eclipse, which will be the

The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals in Richmond, Virginia ruled that Cox Communications should not have to pay record labels $1 billion in damages for music piracy. A new trial will determine