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Voters reject costly Democrat climate dreams.

Tesla and Microsoft reported better-than-expected results while Twitter disappointed.

The Gallup survey asked 6,633 working adults to rate their job based on several different factors, including income.

Social Security, Medicare and Medicaid are among ballooning government handouts.

The meeting comes as Republican Iowa Sen. Chuck Grassley worried that Democratic-majority House "looks increasingly less likely to act this year."

The layoffs amount to about 30 percent of WeWork's workforce.

Farmers are using their land to grow hemp.

Under Armour shares spiked on news CEO Kevin Plank will step down at the end of the year.

Derrick Turton, ex-manager for rapper Pitbull, ditches music for mac and cheese.

'The response from the kids and the parents was astounding,' said Bannor Toys CEO.

The multi-state investigation into the social media behemoth first began in September.

Hasbro hopes to have 50 percent of its sourcing out of China by year-end 2020.

Despite historically low borrowing costs, sales have not increased, partially because of a lack of new housing options.

The cuts may affect about 2,000 employees, or 16 percent of the company's workforce, Bloomberg has reported.

CBD cigarettes aim to be a better-for-you vice.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average was up less than 0.1 percent in the opening minutes of trading.

The deal would pay co-founder Adam Neumann nearly $1.7 billion, ending most of his ties with the company, the Wall Street Journal says.

A majority of banks are struggling as a result of “geography, scale, differentiation and business model,” McKinsey said. 

Motorcycle shipments were down 5.8 percent year-to-date.

Prosecutors didn't give any reasons for the transfer but a move to a higher court usually reflects the seriousness of the case.