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The two broad measures of price hikes around the nation confirm that inflation is easing, renewing talk of an end to the Fed interest rate hikes.

Ahead of the recent alcohol ban at all World Cup stadiums in Qatar, Budweiser revealed what they would do with the excess beer Saturday.

Most plaintiffs use contingent fee lawyers, and many assume they are tax issues only for the net money they collect after legal fees.

Ethical leadership ultimately establishes an organization's credibility in the community.

How the holiday season will be different for both retailers and shoppers this year.

U.S. stocks ended Friday mixed, with technology shares modestly lower and broader markets gaining.

Carvana, one of the biggest car rental services, is laying off nearly 1,500 employees after a sales dip and falling stock.

Several employees have left Twitter since Musk's ultimatum earlier this week.

Through changing economic times, McDonald's has mastered the game of winning on Main Street and Wall Street.

Retailers are slashing prices by as much as 50% on toys and other popular holiday gifts in early Black Friday deals aimed at increasingly frugal consumers - but the bargains aren't what they seem.

A leading cryptocurrency retail service provider in Hong Kong said it has ceased trading as the broader fallout from the collapse of FTX, and solvency issues at other major crypto firms, continues to roil the sector.

VP Kamala Harris and leaders from Japan, South Korea, Australia, New Zealand and Canada vowed to pressure North Korea as they held urgent talks Friday on Pyongyang's launch of an intercontinental ballistic missile.

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy said they offer severance packages for corporate employees who will voluntarily leave the company.

U.S. stocks fell for a second consecutive day after a Federal Reserve official signaled more interest rate hikes are likely to get inflation under control.

The minimum ticket prices for three of the Disney Orlando parks will increase by over 12% this winter.

After a few years of disappointing performance, Cisco Systems Inc. has regained its competitive strength, thanks to continuing innovation.

A federal judge will decide whether ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes will serve a maximum 20-year sentence after being convicted of fraud and conspiracy.

Starbucks workers at over 100 U.S. stores will go on strike Thursday, disrupting one of the company's most popular promotions of the year.

Crypto exchange FTX filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the United States on Friday following its precipitous collapse, saying it could owe money to more than 1 million creditors.

A company that is growing lab made chicken has been approved by the FDA to sell its products.

Frontier Airlines is offering an unlimited flight pass at a low price that is meant for people who want to travel a lot or who work from home.

Target led U.S. stocks lower on Wednesday after the retail giant reported disappointing and downgraded its outlook for the holiday shopping season.

A dozen construction workers who helped build Tesla's massive Gigafactory filed multiple complaints to the US Department of Labor alleging labor violations.

Starbucks is giving out free reusable holiday cups again.

"Organized retail theft" cost Target $400 million in the third quarter, cutting into its sales during a shopping slowdown.

Twitter CEO Elon Musk early Wednesday called on the social media site's staff to work "long hours" or find another new job.

Unlike Target, Walmart reported financial results for the third quarter that beat analyst estimates.

Mogul and philanthropist Mark Zuckerberg is famous for being the man behind Facebook. Here's a look at what businesses the company has acquired over the years.

As customers withdrew billions of dollars from crypto exchange FTX one frantic Sunday this month, founder Sam Bankman-Fried worked the phones in a futile bid to raise $7 billion in emergency funds.