Cruise companies are canceling U.S. cruises until at least Oct. 31.
The pandemic has upended American life, left millions without work and is claiming roughly 1,000 U.S. lives a day. But if Dallas-based Match G…
DETROIT — With a protracted pandemic leaving dining rooms at half capacity, the constant threat of another shutdown looming and restaurant cof…
Americans cut back on credit cards and other types of consumer borrowing in the second quarter as the pandemic froze the economy, sending over…
Corn farmers across the United States are preparing for a near-record harvest thanks to a smooth, fast spring planting and favorable summer weather.
The investment markets run on fear and greed, hope and worry. Emotions often drive short-term market moves. Long-term investors steadfastly be…
Retail giant Walmart will pay $20 million to settle allegations of discriminating against women who didn’t get jobs filling orders at the comp…
A ban on movie studios owning theaters that dates back to Hollywood’s Golden Age was scrapped by a federal judge who said changes in the indus…
With less than three months before the annual celebration of all things ghoulish and creepy, many Halloween festivities have either been cance…
Grocery chain Trader Joe’s has built a devoted following that other brands might only dream of.
Kim Peacock was once the purveyor of first-class luxury, but now her Arlington, Texas, company has more than 87,000 pounds of nuts and no idea…
After spending a May day preparing her classroom to reopen for preschoolers, Ana Aguilar was informed that the tots would not have to wear fac…
Surprising as it may seem now, 2020 was supposed to be a great year for billboard ads.
WASHINGTON — When the COVID-19 pandemic first drove the country into lockdown and tens of millions of workers lost their jobs, Congress voted …
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The American economy was still shaking off the Great Recession in late 2012 when a combination of tax cuts were set to expire at the same time…
Aluminum cans are becoming harder to come by, sparking concerns for beer and soda drinkers.
The Federal Reserve has provided the footing for the stock market rally since March. Hope for another round of Congressional stimulus spending…
DETROIT — A Motor City bicycle maker has left its training wheels in the dust.
Bank of America posted a profit of $3.5 billion in the second quarter on the back of a huge quarter from the bank’s trading and investment bank.
3M has investigated 4,000 reports globally of fraud, counterfeiting and price gouging in connection with its N95 respirators. As a result, it …
Southwest Airlines CEO Gary Kelly says the Dallas-based carrier plans to be flying to all of its international destinations by early 2021.
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One of the big differences between Windows 10 and its predecessors is that it’s updated frequently. That may fix flaws, but it also creates new ones.
It will be a sad but expected earnings season when scores of companies turn in their latest quarterly financial results this week.
Weeks of protests in the wake of the killing of George Floyd have placed renewed attention on police body-worn cameras.
The novel coronavirus has roiled the economy and brought many aspects of American social life to a halt. With many states reopening despite th…
Boarding a flight at Miami International Airport was a breeze March through June, with waiting times at security checkpoints as low as two min…
First, it was masks and gloves. Then it was toilet paper and hand sanitizer. Now it’s coins.
MINNEAPOLIS — General Mills Inc.’s latest profit rose 10% and its sales rose 21%, huge gains of a kind rarely seen at a large food company, as…