Euro gains in global use, but dollar still dominates
The European Central Bank says the euro has gained ground on the dollar as a global currency used for government reserves, rebounding from historic lows as U.S. sanctions deter some country's use of the U.S. currency.
Target ups the ante in online delivery wars
In the latest salvo in the delivery wars, Target is offering same-day delivery on thousands of items for $9.99 per order through a delivery startup it purchased nearly two years ago Until now, Target shoppers looking to receive same-day delivery through Shipt had to go to the startup's website and pay $99 for an annual membership or $14 for a monthly membership.
While Trump wages trade war, Pence tries to ease GOP anxiety
A group of Pennsylvania manufacturers surrounded Mike Pence as he offered his standard greeting from President Donald Trump.
Oil surges on Mideast tanker incident, stocks rise
Asian stocks were mostly lower on Thursday as activists in Hong Kong vowed to keep protesting an extradition bill they fear would whittle the Chinese territory's legal autonomy.
Tyson Foods releases plant-based protein products to compete with Beyond Meat, other companies
One of the world's largest meat producers is entering the fast-growing market for plant-based meat alternatives.
Asian shares mixed on jitters over Hong Kong protests
Stocks are veering lower in early trading on Wall Street Wednesday, led by drops in technology companies and banks.
The Latest: 1 arrested on abuse charges at Indiana farm
The Latest on alleged animal abuse at an Indiana dairy farm that's a popular agritourism destination (all times local): 5:10 p.m.
Business Highlights
___ Businesses showing discontent with Trump's trade policies WASHINGTON (AP) — Business groups, already uncomfortable with Trump's attempts to stem immigration, are struggling to figure out where to stand in the fast-shifting political climate.
Markets Right Now: Stocks fall for the 2nd day in a row
The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 9:35 a.m.
Venezuela introduces new banknotes as inflation soars
Venezuela is planning to introduce banknotes with larger denominations to cope with hyperinflation which shows no signs of slowing.
Need export help? Here are some small business resources
Small business owners who are interested in exporting, or who need education and assistance about issues like tariffs, can get information or assistance online or from federal, state or local government agencies.
Back-and-forth trade moves leave businesses uncertain, wary
Jeff Schwager is wondering whether it truly makes sense to sell his company's cheese outside the U.S. Schwager's company, Sartori, faced potential retaliatory tariffs from Mexico when President Donald Trump threatened nearly two weeks ago to reopen a trade war with Mexico to pressure its government to halt the flow of Central American migrants to the U.S. border.
May budget deficit hits record $207.8 billion
The federal government's budget deficit in May rose to a record $207.8 billion, 41.5% higher than a year ago.
FCC wants to fix maps that now overstate broadband coverage
U.S. telecom regulators are trying to fix faulty maps that don't reflect which Americans have access to high-speed internet.
Businesses showing discontent with Trump's trade policies
President Donald Trump's aggressive and wildly unpredictable use of tariffs is spooking American business groups, which have long formed a potent force in his Republican Party.
Ford recalls 1.3M vehicles for suspension, transmission woes
Ford is recalling over 1.3 million vehicles mainly in North America to fix rear suspension and transmission control software problems.
Navigating the beauty aisle for women of color
Black and other darker-skinned women had long struggled to find makeup that matched or complemented their skin.
Harvard economist Martin Feldstein dies at age 79
The bipartisan economist served under several administrations.
US consumer prices increased a slight 0.1% in May and 1.8% from a year ago, evidence that inflation is muted
US consumer prices increased a slight 0.1% in May and 1.8% from a year ago, evidence that inflation is muted.
Mexico tariffs averted, USMCA back in bullseye
Congress can set the stage for years of job creation and economic growth by ratifying the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement.












