Business

U.S. markets declined slightly Monday as the 10-year treasury yield dipped amid concern about a surge of COVID-19 cases....Read More

Spirit Airlines has canceled hundreds of flights since Sunday night, leaving a long wait for service at airports in Orlando and Fort Lauderale, Fla., and other cities....Read More

U.S. shoe retailer Foot Locker announced on Monday that it’s spending more than $1 billion to expand its reach in the United States and Asia....Read More

A key signal that measures inflation in the United States increased by nearly 4% during the month of June, the Commerce Department said Friday....Read More

Actor Scarlett Johansson sued Disney on Thursday, saying the company’s decision to simultaneously release “Black Widow” in theaters and on the Disney+ was a breach of contract that cost her millions of dollars....Read More

U.S. markets posted gains on Thursday despite a Commerce Department report that second-quarter economic growth numbers fell short of analysts’ expectations....Read More

About 400,000 workers in the United States have filed new unemployment claims, the Labor Department said Thursday in its weekly report....Read More

The trade union of South Korean automaker Hyundai Motor said its members have accepted a pay deal and will not go on strike....Read More

The Federal Reserve left its benchmark lending rate unchanged Wednesday, saying the U.S. economy is recovering from the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic even as case numbers rise again....Read More

Attorneys general from 48 states and territories on Wednesday filed to appeal a federal court’s decision to dismiss their antitrust lawsuit against social giant Facebook....Read More