Industries

Foreign-born workers are reshaping the U.S. jobs market following a net surge of more than nine million immigrants since the end of 2020.

Americans are already thinking about the holidays and how they intend to use their money this year. Plans for some will involve less holiday spending, according to Bankrate.

Details about what was contained in a major Disney data leak from earlier this summer have been revealed by The Wall Street Journal, and include guests and staff information.

Volvo announced that it is moving away from its goal of making only electric vehicles by 2030 and is now aiming for 90% to 100% of its vehicles to be fully electric EVs plus hybrids.

Dollar Tree has cut its annual forecasts amid increased shopper discretion and rising industry competition with sellers like Walmart, Target and Temu.

Capri Sun fans blasted the company on social media over rumors that the juice brand was dropping its iconic pouches. Capri Sun cleared things up through an Instagram post.

The water shortage impacting Kyle, Texas, comes as climate change has prompted higher temperatures and longer droughts, as well as steps to boost water supply and conservation.

After several years of keeping a low profile, largely in part to the FTX scandal and conviction of Sam Bankman-Fried, crypto firms are making their way back into professional sports

Graphic design platform Canva is receiving pushback from customers after announcing subscription prices for some multi-user packages will more than triple.

Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy, responding to a Wall Street Journal report, tore into a federal judge's decision that could halt offshore drilling in the Gulf of Mexico later this year.

More than 43,-000 Toyota Sequoia Hybrid sport utility vehicles are being recalled because their tow hitch covers could fall off, according to the NHTSA.

The National Grocers Association urged lawmakers and regulators to focus on enforcing antitrust law in supplier pricing instead of alleged "price gouging" by the grocery industry.