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Amazon.com Inc. plans to bring ChatGPT-style product search to its web store, rivaling efforts by Microsoft Corp. and

The US summer travel season is kicking off with forecasts for the third-busiest Memorial Day on record, driving

The World Health Organization said a systematic review of the available evidence had suggested that use of non-sugar sweeteners "does not confer any long-term benefit in reducing body fat in adults or children."

Homemade salad dressing is so easy to make. It's inexpensive and fresh, and when it comes to flavor combinations, you're only limited by your imagination, not restricted to what you'll find in a bottle.

The number of luxury condominium units bought by foreigners rose to the highest in almost a decade before

Japanese talent agency Johnny & Associates Inc. issued an apology in response to allegations that founder Johnny Kitagawa

Korean Americans, born and raised in the US, are migrating to South Korea. But for many, even moving thousands of miles away brings them no closer to finding home.

Previously a sleepy industrial city, Zibo has been at the centre of a post-lockdown social media frenzy.

A Gerber infant formula under voluntary recall for possible contamination with a germ that can seriously sicken babies was distributed to some US retailers even after the initial notice, according a release shared by the US Food and Drug Administration.

Advantages of being raised by a single mother outweigh expectations and outlast childhood embarrassment.

A summer of road trips powered by premium gasoline is about to get more affordable. Gasoline makers in

JBS SA, the world’s largest meat producer, plunged the most in three years as an unexpected loss in