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Carl Icahn is expanding his animal-welfare campaign to the nation’s largest supermarket chain, Kroger Co.

The new Stackburger line is Dairy Queen’s biggest menu expansion in two decades, with five burger varieties for U.S. customers.

U.S. stock futures were relatively flat Monday after Wall Street logged a two-week winning streak.

The stocks making the biggest moves in premarket trading include Tesla, Beyond Meat, Coinbase, and more.

McDonald’s is bringing back its popular szechuan sauce once again – but only while supplies lasts.

Wendy’s launched its breakfast menu nationwide in early March 2020, just before pandemic lockdowns shuttered dining rooms.

For some Western brands like Burger King, Subway and Marks & Spencer, exiting the Russian market is easier said than done.

These are the stocks posting the largest moves in midday trading.

Though some Ukrainian officials have called for tech platforms to cut ties with Russia, internet freedom advocates say that could have unintended consequences.

One of the retailer’s California locations will become its most sustainable store and it may be turned into a new model to power locations across the country.

“It has some implications, but it’s the right thing to do,” the Honeywell CEO said.

Russia’s 40-year effort to create a Western-style market economy is one more casualty of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.

CVS has fired several employees and executives after an internal investigation into alleged harassment.

Burger King’s announcement comes after several other U.S. fast-food chains — including rival McDonald’s — suspended business in Russia.

Speaking to CNBC, the bank’s CFO said the decision hinged on its duty of care to clients that still operate in the country.

The move is the latest sign of Russia’s increasing isolation in the third week of President Vladimir Putin’s campaign to overthrow the government of Ukraine.

“We will deal with the situation as the world moves on,” the Adidas CEO said Wednesday.

Sony’s PlayStation unit and Nintendo say they have stopped all product sales in Russia.

McDonald’s expects that its Russian shutdown will cost the fast-food giant roughly $50 million a month.

Dow futures soared Wednesday as U.S. oil prices were breaking a three-day run to the upside.