In a commanding Week 2 performance, the Packers defeated the Commanders 27-18, showcasing an explosive offense led by Jordan Love and a stifling defense. Key injuries and a lackluster performance from Washington made for an uphill battle.
In a surprising move, Bill Belichick has banned scouts from the New England Patriots from UNC's football facilities after a contentious split with the franchise. This decision follows his first collegiate victory as head coach.
Global markets are rattled as bond yields reach historic highs amid rising public debt and geopolitical tensions. Investors react to Alphabet's antitrust victory, while Kraft Heinz announces a split. Is a financial crisis looming?
U.S. stocks fell on the first trading day of September, with major indices down. Kraft Heinz announced a split of its grocery business, and Biogen received FDA approval for a new Alzheimer's treatment. What does this mean for investors?
In a candid interview, Mike Vrabel reflects on Bill Belichick's rocky start at North Carolina, comparing it to Urban Meyer's swift success. Is Belichick's legacy at stake?
Kraft Heinz is splitting into two distinct companies, Global Taste Elevation Co. and North American Grocery Co., after a decade of challenges post-merger. Discover what this means for beloved brands like Heinz and Kraft Mac & Cheese.
Krafton is gearing up for a court battle as former leaders of Unknown Worlds sue after their abrupt removal from Subnautica 2's development team. The controversy centers around the game's delayed launch and fan expectations.
The future of Subnautica 2 hangs in the balance as developer Unknown Worlds faces off against parent company Krafton in a dramatic legal battle. With a $250 million bonus at stake, tensions have reached a boiling point.
Kraft Heinz announces a major move to remove all artificial food dyes from U.S. products by 2027, focusing on natural alternatives. This decision aims to enhance food safety and address health concerns linked to synthetic dyes.
Kraft Heinz announces it will remove artificial FD&C dyes from its products by 2027. This decision follows FDA pressure and aims to enhance product health perception, despite concerns over visual appeal.
