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Florida is being blasted with stronger hurricanes than ever before. A prolific disease carried by insects continues to devastate orange groves. And, on top of all that, consumers are watching their sugar intake. It’s all adding up to a disaster for Tropicana orange juice.

Pizzas at Domino's and Pizza Hut cost the same as they did in the 1990s — thanks to volume and hidden fees

Buyers in approved countries, like Taiwan and Malysia, are buying Nvidia Blackwell chips and selling a portion of them to Chinese companies.

The burrito purveyor is largely insulated from many of the costs stemming from the tariffs Trump has proposed.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says if the United States imposes tariffs, his country has billion of dollars' worth of U.S. products that'll be subject to tariffs as well.

The number of new babies born dropped 5% last year....

China's statement on Friday appeared to strike a stronger tone than its response after Washington slapped the initial 10% duties earlier this month.

One tenant got two months free, $600 credit for signing lease as deals abound

Earlier this month, Trump issued a temporary pause just hours before the blanket tariffs on Mexico and Canada were set to go into effect.

The automakers estimate tariffs on Mexico- and Canada-made metal would levy a multibillion-dollar cost on each of them every year they are in effect.

While inflation and a softening labor market have forced lower-income Americans to focus on necessities, high earners are still splurging.

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AB InBev sold less beer for more money, and the stock is fizzing higher....

New credit and debt data reveals many Americans are paying late fees on bills and using credit to cover the costs of necessities.

"Work hard, don't work hard—everyone gets the same. So people don't want to work," said Yan Junchang, a farmer in the village of Xiaogang who spearheaded a movement in 1978 that revolutionized China's backward economy.

Los Angeles needs more housing. Now, more than ever.

Company returning production to South Carolina

A professor at Lycoming College actually believes we should take a page from Karl Marx. Don’t wait for his fellow academics will call him out.

When Argentines go abroad, they usually go shopping. Many of the products they want cannot be bought at home, ranging from clothes to smartphones and all

Shares were up modestly in after-hours trading....

Ford Motor CEO Jim Farley met with U.S. lawmakers on Wednesday after raising concerns this week that 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada would "blow a hole" in the U.S. auto industry.

Investing and financial planning are framed as something we’ll just figure out after graduation once we get a “real” job, but waiting means missing out on opportunities to start building wealth early, and for many, the lack of financial knowledge means racking up debt without fully understanding the consequences.

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Original Switch sales are lagging, but Nintendo’s stock is surging in anticipation of its sequel. We lay out the Switch 2’s possible strengths...

The 1.3 million Michiganians living in rural areas of the state are more dependent on Canada for energy sources than others, experts note.

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Since 2012, Chris Duderstadt has built about 210 public benches, mostly in Inner Sunset and across the city.

Streams for Kendrick Lamar’s 'Not Like Us' and nine other songs soared in the triple digits on Spotify in the hours after his Super Bowl Halftime set.