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This is America’s favorite fast food restaurant
Chick-fil-A is the highest ranking fast food restaurant in the country for customer satisfaction, according to a new report.

Netflix unveils new app logo to add branding ‘pizzazz’
Netflix added a new logo to its branding profile for social media accounts and mobile app. It’s made up of a simple red “N” on a black background.

Jeep that killed ‘Star Trek’ actor Anton Yelchin was flagged for safety problems
The Jeep Grand Cherokee that killed “Star Trek” actor Anton Yelchin is due to be recalled for the very problem that cost him his life.

Walmart buys stake in Chinese online retailer
The world’s largest brick-and-mortar retailer buys a 5% stake in Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com. But can the Walmart-JD alliance supplant China’s market leader Alibaba?

Steph beats LeBron! (That’s not a typo)
The Cleveland Cavaliers (and LeBron James) are celebrating an NBA championship win over Steph Curry’s Golden State Warriors. But Under Armour — the company Curry endorses — is beating LeBron’s Nike on Wall Street.

Prosecutors probe Volkswagen’s former CEO over diesel scandal
German prosecutors say Volkswagen’s former CEO Martin Winterkorn may have withheld vital information about the cost of the diesel scandal from shareholders.

LeBron James is worth every penny
LeBron James Game 7 performance gives Cleveland first championship in 52 years and proves hometown star is worth his top tier salary.

Toyota, GM and BMW warn against Brexit
Automakers with factories in the U.K. have come out in support of Britain remaining in the European Union.

StubHub sells record-high ticket to Game 7 of NBA Finals
StubHub sold a ticket to Game 7 of the NBA Finals for a record price — $49,500.

Orlando Hilton apologizes for “bite” promotion that followed alligator attack
The Orlando-based Hilton Grand Vacations apologized for a promotion using the word “bite” that was emailed after a 2-year-old boy was killed by an alligator.

Viacom CEO could get more than $80 million if ousted
If he were to be fired today, Dauman would get more than $81 million in severance.

HSBC pays $1.6 billion to end 14-year legal battle
Global banking giant HSBC is shelling out $1.6 billion to put an end to a 14-year legal battle.

The WWE looks to conquer China
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Paging Jerry Seinfeld! Kellogg near all-time high
Kellogg stock is doing well this year. A recent recall of some of its snacks could be a temporary setback. Wall Street loves the dependable earnings growth and dividend from Kellogg.

Microsoft collaborates on software for the legal marijuana industry
A major legal cannabis company is tapping Microsoft to help with software that will let governments track newly legal marijuana industries.

Smith & Wesson gun sales are up 22%
Smith & Wesson said guns sales were up 22.4% this quarter and issued sales guidance for its upcoming fiscal year that excited investors.

Sumner Redstone moves to oust five Viacom board members
The power struggle engulfing Viacom intensified on Thursday with the announcement that Sumner Redstone has moved to replace five members of its board of directors.

Avoiding air turbulence may soon get easier
Pilots will start to receive more real-time air turbulence reports through a partnership between The Weather Company and Gogo.

Big brands furious after logos used in Brexit ‘propaganda’
General Electric, Unilever, Airbus, Toyota and Nissan are furious at British campaigners for using their logos in ‘propaganda’ to promote a U.K. exit from the European Union.

Terrorism fears are bad news for airlines
Airline stocks are having a tough year. With terrorism back in the headlines, major airlines like Delta, United and American are getting hit once again.

Sumner Redstone ‘trust’ email widens split with Viacom board
Sumner Redstone’s emai says he doesn’t trust Viacom CEO Philippe Dauman and his allies on the board. “My wishes are being ignored,” he wrote.

Strike looms at Atlantic City casinos
6,000 casino workers at four Atlantic City casinos could join workers at Trump Taj Mahal in authorizing a strike.

Facebook struggles to stop crimes from being live streamed
Criminals are increasingly using mobile live-streaming platforms to document their offenses in real-time. Social networks are facing an uphill battle in stopping them.