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UPS announced it's cutting 20,000 jobs and shuttering 73 of its facilities as it cuts costs as part of a reduction in Amazon shipments, while also facing economic uncertainty.

On Monday, American Airlines released a letter from its vice chair and chief strategy officer to employees, stating that the airline was suing JetBlue.

Alaska Airlines said it chose the right time to feature one of the newest attractions at Disneyland Resort and a beloved movie ahead of a special celebration.

Uber has suggested it may “cease operations" in Colorado in response to an upcoming state Senate bill that the state assembly claims will protect riders.

Google parent Alphabet unveiled a $70 billion share buyback and beat quarterly revenue estimates on Thursday, benefiting from steady growth in its digital advertising business.

"Macroeconomic uncertainty" led Southwest Airlines to pull its guidance and cut capacity for the second half of the year, the carrier said on Wednesday.

Larger corporations as well as small businesses are ramping up domestic manufacturing. One company, founded in Alabama and backed by Walmart, is opening up its fourth facility.

McDonald’s has a new permanent menu item, McCrispy Strips, coming to its U.S. menu. A new creamy chili sauce is launching alongside them.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg says the aerospace giant will look to protect its turnaround efforts amid the ongoing trade tensions between the U.S. and trading partners like China.

The European Union fined Apple $570 million and Meta $228 million for violating the Digital Markets Act, a piece of legislation aimed at curbing Big Tech.

AT&T's focus on bundling to fend off intense competition in a saturating market and aggressive trade-in offers helped it gain 324,000 net monthly bill-paying wireless phone subscribers.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is taking aim at Uber’s Uber One subscription service in a new lawsuit that it filed against the ride-hailing company.

The CEOs of Walmart and Target met with President Donald Trump at the White House on Monday to discuss the impact his tariffs could have on the retail industry.

Walgreens has agreed to pay up to $350 million to resolve claims that the company illegally filled millions of invalid prescriptions for opioids.

Google and Justice Department lawyers clashed in court Monday as a three-week remedies trial began, with testimony expected from Google's CEO and other key figures.

Sam's Club plans to phase out traditional checkouts across its 600 stores, replacing them with a system where members scan items using an app and AI technology verifies purchases as they exit.

Walt Disney World announced that kids will be able to eat for free next year, so long as they are staying on property and an adult dining plan is purchased.

A Boeing 737 Max that was getting readied for a Chinese airline has reportedly returned to Seattle due to the ongoing tariff war between China and the U.S.

Both parties in the DOJ's landmark antitrust case against Google will reconvene in Washington, D.C., on Monday to hash out a remedy — though Google executives warn that much remains at stake.