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Walmart has launched its own skincare line with the Earth to Skin collection.

Dollar General, Dollar Tree, and Family Dollar were fined $1.2 million for selling expired over-the-counter drugs.

Brazil has been criticized for its cattle industry which is strongest in the central states of the country and has caused a lot of deforestation.

Through the acquisition of Entertainment One Ltd., Hasbro now owns children TV shows "Peppa Pig" and "PJ Masks" as well as record label, Death Row Records.

This marks the first new pumpkin coffee offering to join the menu in 16 years.

Target will begin selling Disney merchandise at 25 locations, beginning in October.

Despite concerns over a looming economic recession and some headwinds, the business climate in America remains strong and companies on strong growth mode said a new study by Citizens Bank.

Olympia Meats has recalled its Mortadella Classica sausage because it may contain pistachios, which was not declared on the label.

Higher open likely for Wall Street Monday after the important U.S. stock futures surged Monday morning erasing the deficits of previous sessions.

Chick-fil-A and Popeye duke it out on social media and the winner is far from certain.

President Trump welcomed the Chinese offer, which came after Asian markets cracked Monday and its currency plummeted to an 11-year low.

Welcome aboard Halcyon, the Star Wars hotel whose guests will be immersed in all things Star Wars.

Adding more punch to the U.S trade war with China, President Donald Trump warned that he would not hesitate to declare the escalating U.S.-China trade war as a national emergency.

Trump's latest tariff retaliation against China looks all set to create Wall Street bloodbath Monday.

Tesla is reportedly looking at multiple regions of Germany to build its next Gigafactory, in addition to its current European headquarters in the Netherlands.

China's new 25% tariffs on U.S.-made cars could be mitigated by building more vehicles on Chinese soil.

The Dow dropped more than 600 points on Friday, as President Trump continues his tariff war with China. Here's a look at what market analysts had to say on the issue, and what's in store for next week.

Volkswagen has recalled 679,027 vehicles for a potential rollaway risk caused by silicate buildup on the micro switch of the shift lever.

Ford's 2020 Mustang Shelby GT500 is banned in Europe for this reason.

The U.S. electric car maker Tesla is likely to source batteries from South Korea’s LG Chem for the electric vehicles it will produce in the facility at China's Shanghai.

Higher open likely for Wall Street Friday after the important U.S. stock index futures looked up Friday morning.

The Rivian R1T electric camper truck is being boosted by a classy promotional video.

Overstock CEO Patrick Byrne resigns due to his relationship with Russian spy, Maria Butina, which he said was forced on him by the FBI.

The temporary vanishing of the Tesla app for almost a day from the Google play store has made viral Tesla news. Although the app is back now, Tesla users are baffled as to what caused its mysterious disappearance.

Salesforce reports a record Q2 and predicts an even better Q3.

A first look at Ford's electric Mach E crossover vehicle.

Mercedes-Benz has recalled a series of vehicle models within its SL-Class for improperly sewn airbags.

Ford has named Steven Harris president of Changan Ford, succeeding Nigel Harris, who is retiring at the end of the year.

Lower open likely for the Wall Street on Thursday as U.S. stock index futures were looking a bit negative on Thursday morning.