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Amazon Paycode, which allows Amazon customers to pay for purchases with cash at Western Union locations, launched on Wednesday in the United States.

Find out what's included with Google's new Fi Unlimited wireless service.

Walmart has teamed up with Capital One to offer two new rewards credit cards that pay customers to shop at its stores, online and with other retailers.

The Fed already has moved to calm money markets and is poised to inject $75 billion for short-term borrowing on top of the $50 billion injected Tuesday.

Perdue Foods has recalled 495 pounds of Simply Smart Organics chicken tenders because they may contain a wheat allergen.

Modest open likely for U.S. markets Wednesday after key equity gauges including Dow Jones futures were down on Wednesday morning. The trigger for the day will be the Fed's announcement of policy and rate cuts if any.

The Taliban insists talks with the Trump administration leading to the withdrawal of all foreign troops must resume.

GM can withstand massive losses from the ongoing employee strike-- but not for long.

A Tesla Model S did manage to break the record set by a Porsche Taycan in August but the new time won't go into the record books.

The T-Mobile Sprint merger is good for rural America said the latest news on the T-Mobile Sprint merger that quoted a top official of the Department of Justice.

Putting on a brave face, Saudi Aramco asserts its mammoth IPO will push through as planned.

Donald Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods are broken down into four lists that cover different spectrums of imported goods.

WeWork held an all-hands meeting on Tuesday following the delay of IPO.

Word Saudi Arabia had restored half the processing capacity wiped out in a weekend attack and expected to be back at full production by the end of the month sent stock prices higher.

Ford has set the plans in motion to build a new Research & Engineering Center in Dearborn, Michigan.

Amazon continues to expand in Germany, by hiring its own last-mile delivery drivers and soon opening a new office for Amazon Web Services in Munich, creating 500 jobs.

A report by the Wall Street Journal cited documents from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which said that the retail giant likely discriminated against 178 female employees on the basis of gender.

Several figures suggest that U.S. manufacturing could be on the rebound, but trade tensions and a global economic slowdown might harm the recovery.

SeaWorld's CEO resigned on Monday; the same day the company laid off 100 workers from a call center in Orlando.

FedEx will increase its rates in 2020 for its Express, Ground, Home Delivery, Freight, and Smart Post services.

Autonomous weapons would violate fundamental ethical and legal principles by removing human control from life and death decisions. Today’s software does not begin to have the sophistication required to follow the laws of war and armed conflict.

The meeting comes in the wake of data that show the economy may be slowing and demands from the president that rates be cut to zero or less.

The FOMC opens its two-day meeting amid pressure from President Trump to cut interest rates drastically.

General Mills has recalled its Gold Medal Unbleached All Purpose Flour because it may be contaminated with E. coli.

Lower open expected for the U.S. stocks Tuesday after main equity gauges including Dow Jones looked down.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has praised the online retail giant Amazon and its delivery systems.

Despite an impressive annual sales growth, the shares of Canadian marijuana player Aurora Cannabis tumbled Monday after analyst Andrew Carter of Stifel Nicolaus designated it “sell.”

WeWork has done the prudent thing and postponed its IPO on account of lackluster investor interest.

Analysts see this incarnation of bundled mortgages as healthier. They're mainly based on adjustable-rate mortgages and alternative forms of income verification rather than tax returns.