From Dallas and Minneapolis to New York and Los Angeles, offices sit vacant or underused.

Australian broadcaster Sky News has left TikTok because of security concerns that have led several Western governments to ban the video app on devices used by officials.

Starbucks is betting big on olive oil infused coffee, hoping customers will be enticed by the anomaly and the health benefits of extra virgin olive oil.

Fox News has settled a defamation lawsuit from a Venezuelan businessman.

Tupperware shares fell nearly 50% Monday following a bleak warning that its future is looking murky.

Under Elon Musk, Twitter has antagonized multiple major news organizations by labeling them state-funded media.

The tourism industry is considering recruiting from outside of Fiji to overcome the ongoing brain drain challenge in the industry.

The State University System of Florida Board of Governors has banned the social media app TikTok, along with some other software, applications, and developers, from use on university-owned devices “due to the continued and increasing landscape of cyber threats.”

The Sugar Cane Growers Council says cane farmers must place their orders early with the FSC to get their fertilizer supply from the South Pacific Fertilizer Company in Lautoka.

Vodafone said it resolved an outage that impacted thousands of its home broadband service users in the United Kingdom, after hours of downtime.

Volkswagen (VOWG_p.DE), has filed a lawsuit to recover 28.4 billion roubles ($348 million) from the German automaker, court records show.

Johnson & Johnson’s renewed effort to resolve talc lawsuits through an $8.9 billion bankruptcy settlement must be dismissed as a “fraudulent scheme” that defies a court order rejecting the company’s previous attempt to settle the litigation, according to a court filing from lawyers representing cancer victims.