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GM said the shutdown extension, which will be reassessed in mid-March, is meant to assist in maintaining production of more profitable pickup trucks and SUVs.

"Waffles + Mochi" is a children's cooking show coming to Netflix starring former first lady Michelle Obama.

Boeing delivered 26 planes in January and its backlog shrunk as cancellations outpaced new orders.

A range of factors have squeezed the global supply of semiconductors.

The NBA is pressing to hold an All-Star Game despite pushback from top players.

Scientists have been working in the Chinese city of Wuhan for the past four weeks as part of their search for clues to the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The hotels and resorts industry has been hit hard by Covid, but Americans willing to travel this year could benefit from low occupancies and cheaper rates.

Canadian satellite operator Telesat announced on Tuesday that Thales Alenia Space will build its next-generation broadband satellite network called Lightspeed.

U.S. stock futures fell Tuesday, taking a pause one day after the Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq logged multisession winning streaks.

Although 2020 was a year many would like to forget, there were still important takeaways we'd be wise to hold on to.

Burger King is testing a loyalty program in five U.S. markets.

Main street is experiencing significant change as retailers close stores, customers move online and leisure activities take up more of our time.

The electric car company has been ramping up production at its factory in Shanghai and selling China-made vehicles to the local market.

Dr. Mitchell Steiner, chief executive of drugmaker Veru, said a Phase 2 trial of VERU-111 showed an 82% relative reduction in Covid-19 patient mortality versus placebo.

Big investors are pouring money into warehouses in Europe as online shopping for goods — some all the way from China — takes off in the wake of the pandemic.

Simon Property Group, the biggest U.S. mall owner, is expecting this year to be better than last, as some retailers start to think about opening new stores.

With the stock market trading at record highs, the "Mad Money" host broke down signs investors can look for to gauge if the rally is running out of steam.

Critics warn that since none of Washington's top billionaires have any day-to-day corporate roles, they could simply move to another state to avoid the tax

"I think reopening with testing is going to be the key," New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Monday.

SpaceX is fighting a subpoena by the Department of Justice for records as part of a probe of whether the Elon Musk company discriminates against foreigners.