Every US-made car is an import. That's bad news for automakers
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Roger Federer ditches Nike for Uniqlo
He walked out for his Wimbledon opener on Monday in a Uniqlo top and headband.
Tesco and Carrefour join forces to keep prices down
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School security is a rapidly growing business
Schools across the country are reassessing security measures in response to recent shootings. School security has become a growth market, with districts investing in video surveillance and entry control systems, and some considering newer gadgets that claim to fill security gaps.
Hedge fund billionaire Dan Loeb slams Nestle's 'muddled' strategy
Dan Loeb, who runs the activist hedge fund Third Point, is unimpressed with Nestle's efforts to up its game.
EU warns Trump's car tariffs threaten $300 billion of US exports
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Premarket: 6 things to know before the bell
Here's what you need to know about the markets before you start your business day.
Canada hits $13 billion of US goods with new tariffs
Canada has retaliated against US steel and aluminum tariffs by slapping its own penalties on American exports.
The $6.3 trillion debt binge: American companies have never owed this much
US companies, encouraged by a decade of low borrowing costs, have racked up enormous debt.
Companies that want out of new steel tariffs describe a nightmare
They say the uncertainty is already hurting their businesses and may cost them jobs.
GM: Tariff could force job cuts, raise cost of cars
The warning came in a filing Friday with the Commerce Department.
Halftime report: Why the ride for global markets got so bumpy
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Nike's American sales grow for the first time in a year
Nike's sales in North America grew 3% last quarter.
Costco: America's favorite store that everyone forgets about
Retail isn't just Amazon versus Walmart. Warehouse retail giant Costco is posting impressive sales growth too.
China opens up more of its economy to foreign companies
Beijing is opening up industries such as railways, shipping and power grids. Others remain off limits to foreign investors.
What's killing Big American Beer?
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Despite lessons from the past, American cities are optimistic for 2026 World Cup
The World Cup is coming to North America in 2026 and the 23 cities competing to host games are optimistic that the tourism and exposure will boost their economies. But others are sitting out, warning that past tournaments have done more harm than good.
Australia picks UK's BAE Systems for $26 billion warship deal
Australia has picked British defense contractor BAE Systems for a $26 billion program to build a new generation of warships.
Sharp cancels $1.8 billion share sale over US-China trade tensions
Japanese electronics firm Sharp said the "market instability" from the ongoing tariff battle made issuing new shares too risky.
Xiaomi's shrinking IPO shows tougher climate for China tech
The public offering values the Chinese smartphone maker at $54 billion, just $9 billion more than its most recent valuation in 2014.
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