Industries

Energy industry groups filed a federal lawsuit against the Biden administration Monday evening, arguing it has violated federal statute requiring quarterly oil and gas lease sales.

Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving and Nike parted ways weeks after the NBA point guard's controversy over the promotion of a movie that spreads antisemitic disinformation.

Hertz is slated to pay a total of $168 million as part of settlement agreements in connection to allegations that it falsely reported customers of vehicle theft.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom is convening a special legislative session Monday urging lawmakers to pass a "price gouging" penalty on oil company profits.

As Western shipping and maritime services firms steer clear of Russian oil to avoid falling foul of sanctions or harming their reputations, new companies have leapt into the void.

Chili’s revealed its limited-edition holiday merchandise drop for 2022, including tacky sweaters and gifting essentials this holiday season for all Chili’s fanatics.

Cases of frozen raspberries are being recalled over fears that they may be contaminated. The Food and Drug Administration says testing revealed the presence of hepatitis A.

GM's BrightDrop electric van division has started large-scale vehicle production in Canada and aims to generation one billion in revenue in 2023.

Mike and Dianne Morey are donating their entire classic car collection, estimated to be worth $2 million, to Northwood University, a small private institution in Midland, Michigan.

Economic reports due out Monday are expected to show a slip in service sector activity for a third month in a row, as factory orders bounced in October.

OPEC+ ministers say they are not changing their policy of cutting oil production amid uncertainty about the impact of new Western sanctions against Russian oil.

Swiss officials said this week they could limit electric vehicle use during potential energy crisis this winter, along with sporting events, concerts, and cryptocurrency mining.

European Union chief Ursula von der Leyen warned Sunday that the EU must act in response to distortions created in the marketplace by President Biden's Inflation Reduction Act.