Tesla stock drops closer to pre-Musk tweet level
Tesla shares have dropped back to near the level they were trading at before CEO Elon Musk tweeted Tuesday that he may take the company private.
Merger cancellation pushes Rite Aid into uncertain future
Drugstore chain Rite Aid and grocer Albertsons say they have called off their merger deal.
Retail gains and bank losses leave US stocks little changed
Major U.S. indexes are little changed Thursday morning as technology stocks rise while energy companies and banks slip.
Crocs to outsource manufacturing of clogs, other footwear
Colorado-based footwear company Crocs Inc. is closing company-owned manufacturing plants in Italy and Mexico by year's end and replacing its chief financial officer.
Spa and beauty industry campaign hopes to fill 30,000 jobs
The spa and beauty industry is booming, but thousands of jobs are going unfilled.
Turkey to outline 'new economic model' as currency slides
Turkey's government says it will reveal a "new economic model" this week as the country's currency continues to slide.
Poles want coal jobs protected amid green energy shift
Trade union leaders and government officials attending a climate conference in Poland have called for protecting industrial jobs and giving nations the freedom to choose their approaches for reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
USPS blames financial instability on government
Without changes, the agency’s leaders say losses will continue.
US producer prices unchanged in July as food, gas prices slip, restraining inflation pressures
US producer prices unchanged in July as food, gas prices slip, restraining inflation pressures.
EU urges US to cut red tape on liquefied natural gas exports
The European Union is urging the United States to cut red tape and simplify rules for the export of its liquefied natural gas if Washington wants the 28-nation bloc to buy more.
Global stock markets ease ahead of Wall Street open
Chinese stocks surged while other markets in Asia remained mixed on Thursday, as investors watched the latest developments on trade disputes between the United States and China.
Swedish IKEA opens first single-brand retail store in India
Band music and loud cheers greet hundreds of Indian buyers as Swedish home furniture giant IKEA opened its first store in the country, five years after it received approval to invest in India's single-brand retail sector.
Stocks mostly flat as traders digest corporate news, trade developments
Traders also digested the latest earnings reports.
GOP congressman from New York charged with insider trading
Republican U.S. Rep. Christopher Collins of western New York state has been indicted on charges that he used inside information about a biotechnology company to make illicit stock trades.
The Latest: Congressman to remain on ballot despite charges
The Latest on insider trading charges filed against U.S. Rep. Chris Collins (all times local): ___ Noon: A federal prosecutor in New York says Republican U.S. Rep. Chris Collins gave an illegal tip that allowed his son and others to avoid hundreds of thousands of dollars in bio-tech stock losses.
Asian markets mixed as trade spat in focus, oil stabilizes
U.S. stocks are slightly lower Wednesday morning after a four-day winning streak brought the S&P 500 index to a six-month high.
Markets Right Now: Stocks end mostly lower on Wall Street
The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 9:35 a.m.
Indicted Rep. Collins was early loyalist to Trump
New York Rep. Chris Collins was one of the first House members to back Donald Trump for president in 2016 and quickly became a ubiquitous surrogate for the future president on cable television.
Ford celebrates production of 10 million Mustang sports cars
Ford Motor Co. marked the production of the 10 millionth Mustang with celebrations at the automaker's headquarters and at the Flat Rock Assembly Plant where the iconic sports car is made.
New ways to pay: Installment payments with a twist
New kinds of installment plans are offering options to shoppers who may remember layaway as something their parents or grandparents used.















