Nordstrom reports a decline in sales and profits in its fiscal second quarter, reflecting cautious spending by shoppers.
Home furnishings manufacturer and retailer Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams has closed its doors and laid off employees due to an inability to secure critical financing, according to a letter from the interim CEO.
As part of its Circle K Day celebration, Circle K convenience stores are offering customers a discount of up to 30 cents per gallon on gas between 4 and 7 p.m. local time, excluding certain states affected by Hurricane Idalia.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is preparing to recommend COVID-19 booster shots for all Americans above 6 months of age, although not all vaccine experts agree on the necessity or benefits of these additional shots.
The CNBC FA 100 list ranks the top financial advisor firms based on their comprehensive financial plans and professional advice, highlighting the value of working with a financial advisor in navigating market volatility and achieving long-term financial stability.
Federal authorities are investigating Tesla over its alleged use of company funds on a secret project to build CEO Elon Musk a home in Austin, Texas.
Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter led to multiple business decisions that violated the company's internal policies and likely ran afoul of a government order on data security and privacy, according to depositions from former employees published by the Justice Department in a court filing.
An advisory panel to the FDA unanimously declared that the main ingredient found in popular cold and allergy medications, phenylephrine, does not effectively relieve nasal congestion, potentially leading to the removal of these products from store shelves.
Floridians can save an estimated $144 million by purchasing tax-free items during the second Florida Disaster Preparedness Sales Tax Holiday, which includes a wide range of eligible items such as flashlights, batteries, tarps, generators, and now also includes essentials like toilet paper, paper towels, soap, sunscreen, cleaning products, and trash bags.
Dell's stock surges after the company reports better-than-expected earnings and strong demand for its products.
Japan Airlines is offering a new service called Any Wear, Anywhere, which allows travelers to rent clothing for their trips, reducing the need to carry luggage and potentially cutting carbon emissions.
McDonald's is eliminating self-serve soda machines at its US restaurants by 2032 to create a consistent experience for customers and crew, as the chain has seen a decline in dining room usage and an increase in digital sales and drive-thru services.
Trader Joe's is recalling certain packages of its Texas Tamale Company Gourmet Black Bean Tamales due to undeclared milk, marking its sixth recall in five weeks.
Oil prices are climbing towards $100 per barrel due to supply disruptions in Libya and expectations of a further U.S. inventory draw.
Lyft is introducing a new feature called Women+ Connect that allows women and nonbinary riders to request women and nonbinary drivers, aiming to create a safer and more inclusive environment.
Despite recent rainfall, the extremely dry and hot conditions in Texas have put a strain on the power grid, leading ERCOT and energy providers to ask Texans to conserve energy during peak hours.
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U.S. stocks are set to open higher as investors await fresh labor data that could impact the Federal Reserve's interest-rate decision.
E-commerce software provider Shopify will utilize Amazon's distribution network through a new integration that allows Shopify merchants to add the Buy with Prime button, boosting the Shopify Payments stream.
The FDA has issued warning letters to eight companies for manufacturing or marketing unapproved ophthalmic drugs, including products that can cause permanent skin and eye discoloration, and may pose a risk to users.
BP CEO Bernard Looney has resigned amid an investigation into his personal relationships with colleagues, with the company citing his lack of full transparency as the reason for his departure.
A passenger has gone overboard on Royal Caribbean's Wonder of the Seas cruise ship off the coast of Cuba, leading to a search and rescue operation by the ship's crew and local authorities.
Coca-Cola has launched a limited edition soda called Coca-Cola Y3000, which is co-created using artificial intelligence technology, with AI used to both develop the flavor profiles and pairings and design the packaging.
The U.S. FDA has warned eight companies, including CVS Health Corp and Walgreens Boots Alliance, against manufacturing or marketing unapproved eye products that are illegally marketed to treat various eye conditions and pose increased risk, with some labeled as containing silver which can lead to permanent color changes in the eye.
Netflix is ending its DVD mailing service after 25 years, allowing subscribers to keep any unreturned DVDs free of charge after the final shipments on September 29.
President Biden intends to raise federal civilian workers' pay by an average of 5.2 percent in his 2024 budget request, aiming to attract and retain skilled workers for the federal government.
TikTok has launched its in-app shopping feature, TikTok Shop, in the United States, allowing users to purchase products directly from the platform and offering new income opportunities for creators.
Oracle's shares plunged more than 12% and its Chair, Larry Ellison, lost $18 billion in wealth following disappointing revenue and weaker-than-expected guidance, despite the company's focus on artificial intelligence and cloud services.
Salesforce CEO, Marc Benioff, has warned that the company may relocate its annual Dreamforce conference from San Francisco if attendees of this year's event become victims of the city's high crime rates.
The Justice Department argued in an antitrust trial that Google abused its monopoly power to eliminate competition and prioritized its own financial gain over privacy concerns.
Instacart, the leading grocery technology company in North America, is going public with an estimated valuation of $8.6 billion to $9.3 billion, aiming to revolutionize the grocery industry by bringing it online and making grocery shopping effortless.
Heineken has completed its withdrawal from Russia, selling its business for just 1 euro ($1.08) to the Arnest Group, incurring a total loss of 300 million euros ($325m) for the sale and ensuring the employment of its 1,800 local staff for three years.
Florida officials have announced that fuel purchased after 10 a.m. on Saturday from CITGO is likely contaminated with diesel and an investigation is underway to determine the extent of the contamination caused by human error.
The United Auto Workers union has filed unfair labor practice charges against General Motors and Stellantis, accusing them of refusing to bargain in good faith, while Ford Motor offered a 9% wage increase, much lower than the union's demand for a 46% hike.
Chipmaker Broadcom (AVGO) beat Wall Street's expectations for its fiscal third quarter but provided an outlook that aligns with analysts' estimates, resulting in a decline in AVGO stock.
BMW, Ford, and Honda have partnered to create ChargeScape, a new company focused on developing a platform to connect electric vehicle drivers, automakers, and utility companies in North America, potentially providing benefits such as a universal standard for chargers and improved energy efficiency.
The French government will pay winemakers in Bordeaux and Languedoc $215 million to sell off their surplus wine, as a fall in demand, a more competitive market, and pandemic-related issues have resulted in an oversupply of 3 million hectolitres of wine.
Burger King will have to defend itself in court against allegations of exaggerating the size of its burgers in advertisements, as a judge rejects the request to dismiss a class-action lawsuit.
New York City's pension funds, representing nearly 800,000 workers and valued at $253 billion, have sued Fox Corporation and its board for neglecting shareholder duty by perpetuating false claims about the 2020 presidential election, leaving the company vulnerable to defamation lawsuits.
China's biggest banks have cut interest rates on deposits in an effort to support the struggling property sector and the country's faltering economy.
Grimes speaks out after claiming that Elon Musk won't let her see their son, recounting a memory of him taking a photo of her during a C-section and sending it to their friends and family; it was revealed that they have three children together, including a son named Techno Mechanicus.
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) is projected to cut economy-wide carbon emissions by up to 43 percent below 2005 levels by 2030, with significant reductions in the electric power and building sectors, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) report.
The minimum wage in Minnesota will increase in 2024, with large employers paying $10.85 an hour and small employers paying $8.85, excluding Minneapolis and St. Paul which have higher minimum wages.
Tesla CEO Elon Musk showcased a production version of the company's long-delayed Cybertruck on social media, as the electric vehicle manufacturer aims to enter the profitable pickup segment and compete with rivals Ford and Rivian.
Shein, the e-commerce giant known for its low prices and fast-fashion offerings, is partnering with Forever 21 to expand its reach in the American market, potentially opening stores-within-stores and selling Forever 21 clothing on Shein's site.