Health Care

President Trump signed an executive order that promises to empower patients and require hospitals to disclose its prices.

"We saved tax payers $26 billion just in the first 18 months of this administration from our generic drug approvals," said Alex Azar.

A new study details which of the top three voice-activated services performs best when asked to recognize medications.

Costs of nursing home care have generally risen faster than the costs of other services, even in the medical field, according to a new study.

Sen. Tom Cotton fired back at top executives on Wednesday after business leaders at nearly 200 companies last week signed a letter denouncing abortion bans as being “bad for business.”

General Motors is trying to avoid recalling potentially deadly Takata air bag inflators in thousands of full-size pickup trucks and SUVs for the fourth straight year, leaving owners to wonder if vehicles are safe to drive.

Auto companies are starting to get a handle on buggy infotainment systems, but advanced driver-assist systems are emerging as a problem area.

Delaware's Supreme Court has overturned the dismissal of a shareholder lawsuit against one the country's largest ice cream makers after a 2015 listeria outbreak that killed three people.

A consumer advocacy group is reminding parents of the dangers of classic summertime toys like baby pools, high-powered water guns and inflatable pool rings.

Chinese state media say the country will halt imports from a Canadian pork company after food safety issues were detected in one batch.

U.S. stocks edged higher in early trading on Wall Street Monday following two weeks of gains.

___ Why US-China trade war risks hurting firms in both countries WASHINGTON (AP) — U.S. businesses are imploring President Donald Trump not to expand his tariffs to $300 billion in goods from China that have so far been spared in his trade war with Beijing.

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