A class action lawsuit has set its sights on a popular Coca-Cola juice brand.

Rebounding from a challenging 2021, some retailers performed well in 2022. But struggling stock values were too much for some to continue business as usual.

The fitness company made the decision following a 'significant class purge overnight' last month.

The beloved chain blames high inflation and struggling sales for its recent dismal performance.

Some Twitter users want free speech on Twitter to be absolute, which even Musk thinks is too far.

Consumers will likely shell out $1,455 per person for the holidays, according to a study from consulting firm Deloitte.

"We saw consistent category strength in dresses, sweaters, pants and woven tops across the portfolio as consumers continue to shift away from the cozy at-home lifestyle," said interim CEO Bobby Martin.

Stock futures cautiously higher amid inflation re-think; Applied Materials leaps on solid Q4 earnings, solid outlook; Visa taps president Ryan McInerney as new group CEO; Gap surges on surprise Q3 profit, books $53 million Yeezy Gap hit and Amazon CEO says jobs cuts will extend into 2023

Kate Spade and Victoria's Secret embraced Amazon while ultra-luxury brands fought hard to stay off the platform.

"For 2023, we again expect solid growth in our two most important measures of success: revenue and free cash flow," said CFO Jim Kavanaugh.

"I am deeply sorry for the impact to our employees and customers," said Southwest CEO Bob Jordan.

"We achieved these results while continuing to invest in broadband, our 10G network evolution, Xfinity Mobile, Peacock, and theme parks, and we also took cost actions to further our growth in the future," said CEO Brian Roberts.