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Applebee's -- whose takeout orders grew exponentially during the pandemic and now account for more than a quarter of its sales -- said it plans to expand testing of drive-thru windows.

Potanin was one of several Russian billionaires who helped fund the 2014 Olympics in Sochi. He invested $2.5 billion in a ski resort.

Data on rule violations and crime sheds additional light on the experience of riding CTA buses and trains as residents have returned to offices and outings.

Nebraska cattlemen plan to build their own butchering plant to bypass America's meat-processing giants, which they say underpay for livestock even as inflation drives up food prices.

Questions to ask before you take the job.

Although the US and NATO want to avoid direct conflict with Russia, Russian aggression and outraged publics might produce a clash. Here are five ways World War III could begin.

The government may look to sell around a 26% stake in the IDBI Bank, along with management control to attract investors.

Cryptocurrency exchange Binance has informed the Ontario Securities Commission (OSC) that it is committed to ceasing opening new accounts for Ontario residents and winding down certain services to comply with regulations...

The beverage industry has stepped up with statements of their own or creative ways to show support for Ukraine in tangible ways.

Maria Romanenko and her British partner left their Kyiv apartment just before the Russian invasion. She entered the UK on a one-off visa waiver.

The United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union have each issued sanctions against multiple Russian oligarchs.

Bitcoin and most major altcoins are attempting to sustain above their immediate support levels, signaling a possible change in the short-term trend.

The Hindi film, 'The Kashmir Files' is scoring big at the Indian box office and is giving a tough competition to an Akshay Kumar film that released on March 18. 'The Kashmir Files' released in theatres on March 11.

The house lights dim, music begins playing and a spotlight illuminates the runway. But as the first model struts down the catwalk, it's clear this isn't your typical fashion show. All the models are puppets made from upc...

Any pay increase that still falls short of price rises means a cut for workers, a union boss says.

Oil companies are putting more rigs back to work after depleting their stockpiles of previously drilled but untapped wells

On Thursday and Friday, the London Metal Exchange set 8% and 12% trading ranges, respectively, and nickel prices hit those lower limits each day.

Commodity traders are being hit by huge cash requests from banks and exchanges, propelling whipsaw moves in markets and hindering the movement of materials beyond Russia and Ukraine.

Trading in bonds issued by the Russian government has restarted but other business remains suspended.

Leaders of multinational organizations need to adopt a broader lens that includes local issues and solutions.

Alexei Mordashov shifted his majority 34% stake in holiday company TUI the day he was sanctioned by the European Union on February 28.

Western economies became more energy-efficient after the 1970s oil shocks. This time round they have more tools readily available to cut their needs.