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Dave Clarke, Amazon's CEO of Worldwide Consumer, is stepping down July 1 after 23 years with the company. “I'm confident the time is now,” said Clark, who released a company email on Twitter.

Chevron CEO Mike Wirth says he doubts a new oil refinery will ever be built in the U.S. again, given the federal government's policies.

San Francisco has granted approval to GM-owned Cruise for it to offer a commercial ride-hailing service to paying customers within the city limits.

As the national gas price average continues to hit new records, some employees have raised return-to-work concerns that costly commutes outpace their paychecks.

Apple is reportedly planning to improve work schedules for its retail workers, with changes to shifts and days off slated to roll out in a matter of months.

The CEOs of Priceline and The Points Guy tell Fox News Digital how consumers are changing their travel behavior as inflation sits near 40-year highs.

Ford will begin building an electric commercial vehicle at its Ohio Assembly Plant in the middle of the decade, but has not yet said what type of vehicle it is.

Walmart's new high-tech facilities will leverage robotics, machine learning and more than 4,000 supply chain associates to provide 75% of the U.S. with next- and two-day shipping on millions of items.

Following the conclusion of his 19th NBA season, Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James has become a billionaire, the first active NBA player to achieve the milestone.

Former Foreign Policy Adviser under Margaret Thatcher Nile Gardiner provides insight into the European Union approving a partial Russian oil ban.

Tesla's entry into the restaurant business must receive approval from the Los Angeles Department of City Planning. The company submitted plans for a diner, drive-in movie theater and charging station.

Companies are starting to throw out promotions in order to combat the excess inventory giving some cash-strapped Americans some relief

"As a global business, we periodically evaluate our offerings and make adjustments wherever we operate," an Amazon spokesperson told FOX Business.