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Japan's JAXA SLIM spacecraft made contact with the moon's surface Friday morning.

JetBlue is focusing on leisure routes and will add service in the Caribbean and to Paris, after a judge rejected its purchase of Spirit Airlines.

Companies including retailers and carmakers are shifting cargo away from the Red Sea as Houthi attacks persist, leading to a big spike in air freight volumes.

Stellantis currently has 25 EVs available globally and expects to launch another 23 by the end of this year.

While parents may be shelling out thousands of dollars a month for child care costs alone, they can offset these expenses with two tax credits this season.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau plans to limit what banks can charge customers who spend more than their available funds.

German Finance Minister Christian Lindner said Friday in Davos that his country’s economy is not the “sick man” of Europe, but a “tired man after a short night.”

While some companies are now seeing lower input and freight costs, one expense that is not falling is insurance costs.

Bird flu has reemerged among some commercial table-egg farms in the U.S., killing more than 14 million hens at the end of 2023.

Delta expects to move forward with an order of Boeing 737 Max 10 aircraft as the plane-maker grapples with issues surrounding the Max 9.

Preorders for Apple's Vision Pro headset become available Thursday, ahead of its U.S. release on Feb. 2.

Analysts and experts say the pitfalls that brought down the Spirit-JetBlue deal may offer clues into how Alaska and Hawaiian could pass muster.

December home sales were 6.2% lower than in the same month a year earlier.

Saudi Arabia's delegation came out in force in Davos as the country looks to establish itself as a tech hub in the region.

TikTok's loud budgeting trend encourages consumers to take control of their finances and be vocal about making money-conscious decisions.

Ford is reducing Lightning production at its Rouge Electric Vehicle Center to one production shift from two, impacting approximately 1,400 employees.

Don't fixate too much on the January barometer and other market axioms.

A 12% annual rate of return may not be in the cards for your retirement portfolio, according to experts. Here's what savers may realistically expect.

"In Davos, Donald Trump is already the president," Open Society Foundations Chairman Alex Soros told a panel at the World Economic Forum.

ECB head Christine Lagarde said she does not expect a return to economic "normality" this year, despite seeing the beginning of normalization in 2023.