Industries

The last full-size U.S. Kmart store location, which is in New York, is reportedly set to close in October 2024, leaving only one smaller store remaining.

Former Texas Governor Rick Perry criticized the Biden-Harris administration's energy policies, including the cancellation of the Keystone XL pipeline and energy projects in Alaska.

The NFL Players Association revealed that Harrison Butker's merchandise sales were greater than some of the other NFL stars in the league.

U.S. rapidly approaching deadline for a new labor contract for dockworkers at three dozen ports. If a deal isn't reached, all of the workers were told to stop working.

General Motors was founded in 1908 by William Durant. Buick was the first company under GM, but others quickly joined through the years.

Ford is recalling about 144,500 of its Maverick pickup trucks over concerns that the rearview camera display could show a frozen image while backing up.

An Amazon engineer left in the midst of the company forcing employees to go back to the office. He was four hours away and didn't want to relocate. He doesn't think he will be alone.

Three Mile Island's Unit 1 reactor is set to be reopened for use following a new deal between Microsoft and Baltimore-based Constellation Energy Corporation.

Nike has pulled longtime company veteran Elliott Hill out of retirement to serve as president and chief executive, replacing CEO John Donahoe.

Trader Joe's has rereleased a limited-time item that has people taking to social media, rushing to stores and even posting to popular resale websites.

Earlier this month, sportswear brand Reebok and NFL star Justin Fields unveiled the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback's footwear capsule — "Reebok x Justin Fields."

Uncertainty in of itself can make consumers hold off on making any major buying decisions. A perfect example is the uncertainty over who wins the election this November.

NBA legend Michael Jordan’s nearly $14.9 million estate in one of Chicago’s suburbs may soon have a new owner after it went under contract earlier this week, according to reports.

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates for the first time in four years on Wednesday, which will directly impact auto loan rates — but don't expect a big change anytime soon.