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Nike released its newest Caitlin Clark sneaker on Monday morning, and it was sold out in minutes. Now, it's being sold for well over double the price.

Walmart's new beef facility in Olathe, Kansas, creates an end-to-end supply chain for Angus beef, improving transparency while addressing elevated prices and tight cattle supplies.

New Jersey Economic Development Authority CEO Tim Sullivan expects investments from Netflix and Lionsgate to drive the state as a go-to film hub for in the country.

A "technology issue" affected American Airlines systems on Friday, and passengers reported long waits on planes before the issue was resolved.

General Motors is recalling nearly 62,500 Chevrolet Silverado pickup trucks because their brake pressure sensor assembly could potentially leak and pose a fire risk.

Sam's Club introduces pizza delivery service with varieties at $8.98 each, continuing their focus on convenience alongside Scan & Go, AI-powered checkout.

NBA board unanimously approves sale of Minnesota Timberwolves and Lynx to Alex Rodriguez and Marc Lore, concluding a nearly four-year ownership transfer process.

Money could be coming the way of some AT&T users through a nine-figure settlement that stemmed from lawsuits about a pair of data breaches the company experienced in the past.

The National Transportation Safety Board found Boeing and the FAA responsible for "multiple system failures," leading to Alaska Airlines' door blowing off mid-flight last year near Portland, Oregon.

Ford issues recall for more than 130,000 Lincoln Aviator SUVs due to a risk of parts detaching while driving, with free repairs available for affected owners.

McDonald's and Krispy Kreme announced on Tuesday that the companies are ending their partnership after the doughnut maker failed to achieve sustainable results.

Middle East conflict resolution is "good" for the American consumer and markets, Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan reacts to the Trump-brokered ceasefire.

McDonald's diversity, equity, and inclusion policy rollback sparks economic boycott as the fast-food giant struggles with declining sales.

Elon Musk's Tesla enters the self-driving taxi game, an industry with big names like Waymo and Zoox in the U.S.

Veteran Fred Smith, who founded FedEx in 1973 with just 389 team members and grew it into a global shipping giant with 500,000 employees, has died.

39-year-old Matt Dennish, a former D1 track runner, has dominated the competition, except Tom Brady, at the Fanatics Games at Fanatics Fest.

Fi launched the world's first AI-powered dog collar tracking scratching, licking, sleep cycles and location to provide pet parents insights about their dog's well-being.

Heinz launches its "breakfast ketchup" campaign in Waffle House locations and diners across America, dividing opinions on the condiment's place at the breakfast table.