Industries

Despite turkey prices rising 23% this year, Butterball president and CEO Jay Jandrain argues it'll still be the Thanksgiving "centerpiece," not a chicken substitute.

Qatar Energy signed a long gas deal with China's Sinopec on Monday that will supply the country with gas until at least 2050.

Ford is recalling nearly a half-million F-150 pickups because their windshield wiper motors could fail. No injuries or accidents have been connected to the issue.

Amid a declining fuel demand from China due to rising COVID-19 cases, the price of oil fell to the lowest point in two months on Monday.

Many shoppers either haven't changed their holiday spending intentions or plan to spend more amid stubbornly high inflation, according to a new Deloitte survey.

A fourth rail union rejected a deal with major freight railroads over the weekend, elevating the threat of a nationwide strike ahead of the holiday season.

Retail giants like Target and Rite Aid have issued concerns about organized crime rings causing profits to shrink, following the dismantling of Baltimore-based criminals in New Jersey.

A top energy industry group issued a report for House Republicans to use as a roadmap for energy policy when they take control of the House next year.

Truckers and trucking companies nationwide see no end in sight as the price of diesel continues to rise, with many forced to add a fuel surcharge as a result.

Mets owner Steve Cohen has spent over $2 million to try to obtain a casino license, and with a new project that includes a soccer stadium, he's optimistic he can get it.

Carvana Co. is cutting 1,500 jobs, or around 8% of its workforce. This comes after the Arizona used-car retailer slashed around 2,500 jobs earlier in the year.