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Warner Bros. Discovery is doing away with HBO Max.

Gojo Industries hires JPMorgan to explore options.

Once a tight-knit community of blue-collar locals, Paradise Cove Mobile Home Park has transformed into a hotspot for celebrities and other wealthy buyers looking for a slice of Malibu.

Consumers are rethinking their relationship to subscriptions--and so are companies.

Caroline Malcolm, Chainalysis' policy head, says even crypto skeptics should have an interest in clearer US industry regulation for digital assets.

Around four-in-10 Americans now see China as an enemy, up by 13 percentage points from a year ago

Consumer prices rose 5 percent in the year through March, a sharp slowdown from recent months. But there were still some troubling signs in the report, which complicates the Federal Reserve's plans for interest rates.

Aging populations, climate measures and interest payments have added to government spending.

Whole Foods Market temporarily closed its flagship store in San Francisco over concerns about employee safety. The city still has eight other locations.

The overall supply of candidates for jobs has increased for the first time in more than two years, a survey of recruiters suggests.

Beijing launches war games around Taiwan and says French leader's comments reveal as misguided American foreign policy toward China.

A Delaware judge said Fox News could not argue newsworthiness to defend airing false claims, and limited how Dominion Voting Systems could refer to the Jan. 6 attack.

Brittany Traylor was a truck driver for five years before starting her own company with no money. She picked up freelance gigs to get her business going.

"All you real women out there - we are in the fight of all fights," the woman who goes by the TikTok handle "chatterbox.mama" said.

Work has depth of meaning for our personal identity and fulfillment, but also because it is connected to survival, both on an individual level and at a societal level.

For many people, short-term credentials are a first step on a longer journey. Many need to go on to other credentials, including a bachelor's degree, to achieve long-term success in a rapidly changing world.

The Ohio congressman warned that, if he refused to testify, he would have "no other choice" but to call for himself to be jailed.

Consumer prices rose a scant 0.1% in March largely because of lower energy costs, but U.S. inflation more broadly was still high.

The broadcaster said that the label undermined its credibility "by falsely implying that we are not editorially independent."

The country's largest retailer by revenue signals some pullback from large cities.

Warren Buffett said there's a possibility that more U.S. banks could eventually fail, but he's extremely confident that no depositors will lose the money they have parked in the banking system. In fact, he's willing to b...

The outflow from US real-estate stocks is the biggest since July 2021, according to Bank of America, as investors fret about the commercial property sector.