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Larger passengers on Southwest Airlines claim they are facing public body shaming and being forced to purchase additional seats due to the carrier's updated seating policy.

DoorDash and other apps are transforming the restaurant reservation game, giving diners access to America's most coveted eateries. Explore this reservation revolution reshaping the industry.

As big oil companies reap massive profits from the US-Israel strikes on Iran, Democrats and green groups call for a windfall tax to offset rising living costs for Americans.

Sable Offshore Corporation restarts oil flow through its Santa Ynez pipeline system in California, despite state officials' concerns, following a federal order amid the war on Iran.

A unique Magnum Ice Cream marketing campaign uses chocolate-scented mists to entice London commuters, but is it effective in drawing in new customers?

As airlines face rising costs from geopolitical tensions, travelers remain undeterred, according to industry leaders. Explore how airlines are navigating these challenges and their outlook for the future.

CBS News workers represented by the Writers Guild of America East walked off the job for 24 hours, demanding fair wages and basic job protections.

Experts analyze why gold prices have remained steady despite the Iran-US conflict and surging oil prices, as the impact of market volatility and a strong US dollar weigh on the precious metal's appeal.

Volvo EX30 and Honda Prologue, two affordable electric vehicles, are being discontinued due to stagnating EV sales in the US. Explore the factors behind this decision.

Renowned Canadian billionaire Stephen Smith has purchased a significant 26.9% stake in The Economist Group, marking a major ownership shift for the 183-year-old news publication.