Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang noted the connection between energy policy and AI leadership, saying Trump's pro-energy stance as essential for America's artificial intelligence future.

Bankrupt pharmacy chain Rite Aid is planning to shutter 114 more locations across the country, including in states such as Pennsylvania, California and New York.

Uber announced a "Women's Preferences" to allow women riders and drivers in the U.S. to only be connected with other women for their trips through the ride-sharing service.

The American Trucking Association says the country needs about 60,000 more drivers. Gatik's self-driving freight trucks could help combat that shortage.

Starting July 28, Target's new Price Match Guarantee will no longer apply to rivals Walmart and Amazon, a policy change the retailer is making after more than a decade.

GOP Senate Majority Leader John Thune has found himself in the political battle of name, image, and likeness deals - and he has a plan to regulate them.

Collin Morikawa didn't have to think twice about starring in "Happy Gilmore 2," which comes out this Friday on Netflix nearly 30 years after the original.

A trading card shop in central Florida is out tens of thousands of dollars in Pokémon cards after a smash-and-grab on Monday.

Rising ingredient costs prompted Hershey to raise prices on chocolate products, and the company noted the change is unrelated to tariffs or trade policies.

A community-owned grocery store in Kansas City received millions in subsidies but has struggled with inventory and customer traffic as other cities weigh publicly owned grocery stores.

Los Angeles Times owner Soon-Shiong plans to take the newspaper public following a reported $50 million in losses, aiming to make it a voice of the people.

An Indiana man was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound shortly after allegedly admitting to a counterfeit sports memorabilia scheme.