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Six weeks ago, the public relations firm Bellmont Partners reopened its renovated Edina, Minnesota, office with a catch: Not every employee would have a permanent desk.

A number of artists Target tapped to design part of its 2024 Pride collection have taken to social media to lament the retailer's product development process, including last-minute cuts, drastically altered designs, wasted products and little recognition.

The Hollywood Teamsters float at L.A. Pride was upholstered with sparkly blue fabric provided by a location manager who has worked on Peacock’s “Bel-Air” and Netflix’s “The Politician.”

Last fall, Hershey Co. repurchased a factory outside Ottawa that it closed more than a decade earlier. Blommer Chocolate Co., a U.S. rival, is expanding in Ontario while it shutters an 85-year-old Chicago plant. Oreo-maker Mondelez International Inc. says it has invested $250 million in Ontario manufacturing facilities just in the last few years.

For Silicon Valley Bank’s rescuer last year, Easter Sunday evening was a disaster.

Spirit Airlines has announced that it is eliminating flight change and cancellation fees, effective immediately, addressing a common frustration among air travelers. This new policy arrives mere days after fellow low-cost carrier Frontier Airlines made a similar announcement, signaling an overall shift in strategy among budget airlines. 

Nora, a barista in Colorado Springs, Colorado, began earning more money when the coffee shop where she works switched from a no-tip to a tip model. But it came with some emotional baggage.

The woman who allegedly inspired the serial stalker character at the center of Netflix's hit miniseries "Baby Reindeer" has sued the streaming giant for negligence and defamation.

Build the technology of the future. Protect the nation from attack. Buy a sports car. These were some of the rewards of working in the semiconductor industry, 200 high school students learned at a recent daylong recruiting event for one of Taiwan's top engineering schools.

David Haddad, the head of video games for Warner Bros. Discovery Inc., visited the London offices of subsidiary Rocksteady Studios in mid-February for an all-hands meeting. While previous gatherings with the executive had been peppered with tactful euphemisms, this time Haddad was blunt, according to two people briefed on his remarks. Weeks after its release, the studio’s latest game, "Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League," was tanking.

Developers have begun preliminary traffic studies in Liberty Lake for a large retail box store, and adjoining gas station, that very much fits the size and look of a potential new Costco Wholesale location.

Opened at the end of last year, the Millennium Monroe apartments represented a mix of living and commercial spaces.

Mortgage rates fell this week, with the average 30-year fixed loan retreating to 7.08%, according to Bankrate’s latest survey of large lenders. Rates have bounced around this year as the outlook for the Federal Reserve’s long-awaited rate cuts grows cloudier.

Allegiant Travel Company on Thursday began seasonal service from Spokane International Airport to Santa Ana's John Wayne Airport in California.

When Netflix announced last month that it had acquired the rights to two NFL football games to stream on Christmas Day, TV news agents were buzzing.

Lyft Inc. is expecting gross bookings to grow about 15% at a compound annual rate in the next three years, the company said Thursday ahead of its first investor day. Shares of the company were up about 10% at 8:57 a.m. in New York.