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Architecture firms reported a sharp drop in business in September, indicating that the commercial real estate market could experience even more pain.

Trump and Biden are gearing up for a possible rematch in next year's presidential election.

United Airlines said in an internal memo that it will board economy passengers with window seats before those with middle and aisle seats to save time.

Mortgage rates are climbing, sending applications lower, as U.S. Treasury yields soar.

A big earnings beat for Winnebago masked a bigger problem that's been a pain for a variety of sectors.

Mortgage demand continues to fall as interest rates surge higher.

GM will delay production of all-electric trucks at a Michigan plant by at least a year to "better manage capital investments" and implement other improvements.

Long known for low prices, Walmart is bulking up its online offerings and focusing more on convenience heading into the holiday shopping season.

Casino workers in Detroit are seeking higher wages and better working conditions as the cost of living has increased in recent years.

Activist investor Engaged Capital said it took a stake in Vans owner VF Corporation, pushing for aggressive changes.

Tupperware named Laurie Goldman its new CEO and refreshed its board with three new members.

Bank of America was supposed to be one of the big beneficiaries of higher interest rates. Instead, the stock has been the worst performer among peers this year.

While Goldman Sachs has made efforts under CEO David Solomon to diversify its revenue stream, it is Wall Street that powers the company.

Lucid's third-quarter deliveries fell short of Wall Street expectations

Jeffrey Smith, CEO of activist firm Starboard Value, is making the case to separate News Corp.'s real estate assets from its news business.

Builder sentiment for single-family homes dropped to the lowest level since January, as mortgage rates soar.

The labor deal with Hollywood studios was a big win for writers, but the question remains about its ability to protect writers from AI.

The Los Angeles Lakers, with LeBron James and Anthony Davis, are again the top in-demand NBA team.

Nonprofits, health insurers and large employers such as Walmart are investing in support programs to try to reduce financial and emotional costs for Latinas.

Ford pleaded with UAW members and leaders to work with the company, instead of against it, to reach a tentative deal.