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The Supreme Court announced Wednesday it would hear a challenge launched by TikTok against a law that bans the outlet from operating domestically over national security concerns.

Food delivery app Grubhub has settled a $25 million lawsuit with the Federal Trade Commission over allegedly deceptive business practices that misrepresented driver wages and delivery prices.

The Barcelona subway grinds to a halt, the doors slide open and commuters pour out to go about their daily business.

The owner of Britain's Guardian newspaper confirmed Wednesday that it has sold the Observer, the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, to Tortoise Media for an undisclosed fee.

Japanese automakers Nissan Motor Corp. and Honda Motor Co. confirmed Wednesday that they are discussing closer collaboration but denied reports they have decided on a merger.

For decades, they have scrounged for food on streets across the country - undesired, abandoned and overlooked.

Meta's "Twitter killer" Threads has passed 100 million daily users.

The Federal Trade Commission is cracking down on hidden "junk fees," issuing a rule that forces companies to disclose the whole cost of a service or event upfront.

The children's TV show "Sesame Street" will have to find a new place to stream new episodes after HBO parent company Warner Bros. Discovery decided to let the arrangement lapse.

Alphabet's Waymo announced this week that it will begin testing its autonomous taxis in Japan in 2025, marking the company's first international expansion.