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A new report says that a looming rail strike involving more than 100,000 workers next week would cost the U.S. economy about $2 billion per day and idle thousands of trains nationwide....Read More

The Dow Jones Industrial Average gained 193 points Thursday as markets ended a rollercoaster session in the green....Read More

Hundreds of employees of Google and Amazon will hold protests on Thursday outside the companies’ headquarters, in opposition to the $1.2 billion Project Nimbus deal with the Israeli government and military....Read More

The U.S. solar energy market will get a 40% boost from the Inflation Reduction Act through 2027, according to a report released Thursday by the Solar Energy Industries Association and Wood Mackenzie....Read More

Jeep announced on Thursday that it’s producing its first entirely electric vehicles and they will be available in the United States within three years — including a new model that was inspired by the iconic Wrangler....Read More

Amazon CEO Andy Jassy on Wednesday said the company’s effort to overturn a union vote at its Staten Island warehouse is “going to take a long time to play out.”...Read More

ESPN announced Wednesday that Serena Williams’ final U.S. Open match averaged 4.8 million viewers, making it the most-watched tennis match in the network’s 43-year history....Read More

A group of Gulf States has threatened to sue Netflix if they do not remove content from their platform that they say violates “Islamic values.”...Read More

Wednesday is one of the biggest days on the calendar for tekkies and smartphone buffs as Apple is expected to unveil its new iPhone during a launch event....Read More

Three Pennsylvania Dunkin’ Donuts locations have been fined more than $24,000 for allowing teenagers to work longer and later hours, according to the Labor Department....Read More