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A 37-page report walks through exactly how OpenAI's own models broke out of a testing environment and breached Hugging Face last month.

The company decided to settle rather than go to trial against four states who claim the platform endangers children.

KM Capital is taking over 44 Papa Johns locations in Mexico, with plans to grow from there.

Zoox just started charging for rides in San Francisco and Las Vegas. Riders face each other in a box-like carriage.

Founder Brandon Landry spent two decades proving Walk-On's needed big restaurants. Now he's betting the opposite is true.

Uber driver Anthony Baines was just looking for his next fare. Instead, he got two Houston police officers, chasing down a perp.

Jed York was booked in Ohio on disorderly conduct and possessing criminal tools charges. The NFL says it will review the matter.

Universal Studios spent three years engineering Hollywood Drift to be nearly silent for its neighbors. Then people started riding on it.

The company is cutting jobs to turn its focus on other new devices and AI.

The chain will go by "Hut" through the NFL season. Meanwhile, Yum! Brands is finalizing a deal to sell Pizza Hut to two different buyers.

The new "modern heritage" prototype goes retro, leaning into A&W's roadside root beer stand roots.

Elizabeth Stein sold Purely Elizabeth to Ferrero, the company behind Nutella. Unlike most exits, she's staying on as CEO.

The earbuds with AI-powered cameras are scheduled for release in 2027. Some on social media say the cameras will record people unknowingly.

State officials and entrepreneurs say they are one unicorn away from changing the startup landscape.

A judge found Rebel copied Van Leeuwen's packaging in "bad faith." Rebel only had about $14 million in assets to cover the judgment.

The Lodge family has kept their cast-iron dynasty in the family for six generations, but it hasn't always been smooth cooking.

The dual-brand restaurant shares one entrance with separate seating zones for each restaurant.

A bookseller planted the AirTag in a shipment of rare books. It led straight to a Las Vegas warehouse where a team scans and shreds them.

The airline dropped seatback screens over a decade ago, betting flyers would just use their phones. Now it's reversing course.

Costco already sells gas, vacations and glasses. Now it's teaming up with a nonprofit insurer to sell Medicare plans too.

CFO Dawn Hooper says the spicy limited-time menu was 'highly polarizing.' The chain leaned into a Philly Cheesesteak platform instead.

Olivia Ferney is setting Guinness World Records for clients who think nothing of spending six figures on a single night.

Delsia Bare and her mother, Ida Huddleston, thought they'd hit pay dirt. Then they learned what their farmland would actually become.

Indian Creek Country Club in Miami has rejected some of the wealthiest people on earth.

The Lakers just sold for $12.5 billion, 25% more than last year's record sale. What's driving the sudden price surge?

Todd Penegor says inconsistency is hurting the brand. His fix includes new field teams and $5 million in incentives for franchisees.

Buffalo Wild Wings Go and Jimmy John's are launching their first combined location together, in a Florida town built around game day.

Night School Studio's horror game "Unhinged" launched with David Fincher and Zach Cregger's names attached. Now the studio is gone.

Some users are calling it 'modern and clean.' Others critics say it looks 'just like AI slop.'

Ryan Walker says Amanvari barred him from his $4,663 stay. Amanvari says that's not what happened. A viral feud has ensued.