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Almost 90 companies have signed a UN climate pact ahead of a summit on global warming on Monday.

Tesla's board of directors will have to defend CEO Elon Musk's 2018 pay package, which could be worth at much as $70 billion.

General Motors has expanded its previous recall of Chevrolet Trax SUV's to include older models.

Under the new law, California workers could generally be considered independent contractors only if the work they do is outside the usual course of a company’s business.

Chinese agriculture officials canceled a planned visit to Montana without explanation as the latest round of trade talks ramp up.

With $1.35 billion in debt, Ascena Retail Group may be looking to sell of its Lane Bryant and Catherines brands.

"Given the growing federal, state and local regulatory complexity and uncertainty regarding e-cigarettes, we plan to discontinue the sale of electronic nicotine delivery products at all Walmart and Sam's Club US locations," the company said.

The Toys "R" Us Adventure will open in Chicago and Atlanta in late October.

JC Penney is reportedly talking with its creditors about about easing its $4 billion debt.

Amazon needs to look for ways to compete with Walmart and Target's same-day pickup for online orders.

Torrent Pharmaceuticals has expand its recall for Losartan Potassium blood pressure medication because it may contain a cancer-causing impurity.

Market liquidity tends to spike when options and futures on indexes and stocks expire, spurring trading volume as large derivative positions roll over.

The announcement by British aircraft engine maker Rolls Royce that it would need more time to fix problems with Trent 1000 engine will hurt the flying plans of grounded Boeing 787 Dreamliners.

Daimler AG has finally committed itself to producing electric vehicles, marking the end of an era for the company that invented the internal combustion engine.

After the August job cuts, NBC Universal will soon have another round of layoffs as part of ongoing restructuring work in the lifestyle group.

Rebekah Paltrow Neumann doesn't seem to be getting rave reviews from WeWork employees.

Apple and Walt Disney would have merged if Apple’s late CEO Steve Jobs was alive. This is what Disney Chief Executive Bob Iger believes.

Markets turned south in late trading after the S&P began flirting with record levels.

Ford is offering 11 different paint options on the 2020 Mustang GT500. Find out which ones cost more?

Rivian has received an order for 100,000 all-electric delivery vans from Amazon.

The home-sharing giant reported $1 billion in revenue in the second quarter but did not reveal anything about profitability.

General Motors has laid off 1,200 workers at is Oshawa, Ontario, Canada, assembly plant as the Union Auto Workers strike with the automaker continues.

Southeastern Grocers has recalled cookies sold in the bakery departments of BI-LO, Winn Dixie, Fresco y Más, and Harveys Supermarkets for a possible peanut allergen.

Abbott Laboratories has recalled powder cans of infant formula for aroma and color inconsistencies.

The Organization for Economic Cooperation Development is forecasting slower global growth because of uncertainties resulting from U.S.-China trade war and Britain's exit from the European Union.

The IRS can be unforgiving, and taxes impact nearly every type of transaction, including legal settlements.

Tesla Model 3 EVs are rolling off assembly lines at the new Shanghai Gigafactory in test runs.

Space X CEO Elon Musk has teased images of the under-construction prototype of the Mars rocket being built by the company at Boca Chica, Texas testing site.

Glassdoor reveals its latest list of high paying jobs and professions in the United States.