Industries

Energy Secretary Christopher Wright announced $625 million in coal funding, including $350 million for plant modernization and power capacity improvements.

Oster recalls more than 1 million countertop ovens after 95 injury reports, affecting seven models sold at major retailers nationwide and online.

The Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) has entered into a multi-year partnership with State Street Investment Management, naming the firm its official investment management partner.

Nearly 200,000 BMW owners from model years 2019-22 are advised to park outside due to fire risk from corroded engine starter relays that may overheat.

Texas-based cowboy hat manufacturer American Hat Company, which sells a variety of straw and felt hats, attributes booming business to increased interest in Western lifestyle.

Harrods, a luxury department store based in London, notified customers after personal data was breached through the system of a "third-party provider."

Lockheed Martin reveals plans for a stealthy combat drone designed to work independently or alongside F-35 Lightning aircraft to maintain U.S. air superiority.

Maple Street Biscuit Company closed 14 underperforming locations as parent company Cracker Barrel faces continued fallout from its failed rebranding effort.

Steve Decker, Target's senior manager of accessibility, helps develop new self-checkout systems with braille, audio prompts and tactile controllers for visually impaired shoppers.

Governor Gavin Newsom slammed General Motors and CEO Mary Barra over federal electric vehicle subsidy cuts, saying the company sold out California's EV progress.

At Bethpage Black, Ryder Cup tickets cost about $700 with food included, and merchandise ranges from $38 hats to $270 Ralph Lauren jackets.

Costco Wholesale reported its earnings results, noting that extended hours for executive members have boosted U.S. weekly sales by 1% since being introduced in June.