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Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson said he returned to the store where he used to swipe candy bars, buying every Snickers at the 7-Eleven for a "little redeeming grace."

Walmart plans to donate $1 million to a United Way fund created following the mass shooting at one of its locations in Virginia, according to a company memo.

Insurance shopping dipped overall in October, but an uptick in new auto sales helped prop up activity, according to TransUnion.

EV Charging in the US has hindered electrical vehicle growth from Ford, GM, & others as consumers worry about driving range and a lack of superchargers.

Luxury fashion brand Balenciaga recently published an ad campaign depicting children with teddy bears in bondage-style attire next to wine glasses and other items.

A survivor of the recent Walmart mass shooting filed a lawsuit against the retailer on Tuesday in the Virginia court system, seeking $50 million in damages.

National Retail Federation (NRF) CEO Matt Shay stressed concerns over the potential rail strike saying it 'would be devastating for our economy at a time like this.'

United Furniture Industries is being sued after the company laid off around 2,700 employees at locations across the country via emails and text messages.

As Russian gas supplies have gone dry since August, Germany signed a new 15-year sales and purchase agreement on Tuesday with QatarEnergy.

President Biden on Tuesday said Congress must act swiftly to avert a nationwide rail strike that could devastate the economy just before Christmas.

United Refining CEO John Catsimatidis and American Energy Alliance President Tom Pyle call out Biden policies that limit U.S. oil production and supply.

GOP lawmakers lambasted the Biden administration for its decision over the weekend to open the door to oil imports from Venezuela, saying the move was hypocritical.

A group of 13 GOP attorneys general asked a top energy regulator to closely review an application from major asset manager Vanguard requesting to own public utility shares.

Cyber Monday spending reached a record high of $11.3 billion this year as retailers doled out heavy discounts in order to drive demand, according to new data.

Salt & Straw, a prominent Portland ice cream company, might move its headquarters from the city over crime issues that the company co-founder says threatens employee safety.

The V12-powered Ferrari Purosangue is sold out for at least two years, according to the company's head of marketing. The $375,000 utility vehicle can go over 190 mph.