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Payless ShoeSource filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Monday, requesting that the court allow it to honor gift cards until March 11 and returns until March 1.

Despite challenges and a protracted regulatory process on T-Mobile-Sprint merger, proposed in April 2018, prospects of thousands of new jobs and better 5G wireless service are on offer.

Chinese customers are flooding Tesla outlets to order the company's all-electric sedans.

Plummeting car sales in China is running over foreign car firms doing business in the country.

Strong e-commerce sales propelled Walmart to a holiday season performance that beat analysts' expectations.

Since 2010, YouTube's strike system has left users confused. After nearly nine years, YouTube is addressing frustrations with the system.

Kingston Pharma has recalled all lots of DG Baby Gripe Water herbal supplement with organic ginger and fennel extracts because it has undissolved citrus flavonoid that can cause difficulty swallowing.

Mixed open likely for U. S stock markets Tuesday as stock futures remained flat, indicating the anxiety of market participants for a clear picture on the latest U.S.-China trade talks.

Honda's decision to close down its only car plant in the UK will see 3,500 employees lose their jobs.

International Business Times poll on major U.S. economic releases scheduled for the week of Feb. 19, 2019.

SpaceXX expects to begin building a prototype of its mammoth Super Heavy first stage booster in the summer.

Incredible at it may seem, Amazon.com will pay no taxes to the U.S. federal government for income it made in 2018.

Uber posted a $1.8 billion loss in 2018, putting pressure on investors worried about the valuation of its massive $120 billion IPO.

Honda has recalled over 100,000 Ridgeline trucks for a possible fire hazard that could start from sulfuric acid in car wash detergent.

Amazon has entered into an equity investment round with electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian.

Eddie Lampert has stepped down from his position as Sears chairman of the board after saving the company from liquidation.

As Payless ShoeSource prepares to filed for bankruptcy, it will reportedly close all of its 2,300 store locations.

For the tech giant Amazon, it was a soured shopping in New York for a second headquarters. Amazon’s offer was indeed jobs galore but the decision to pull out without any compromise meant 25, 000 new jobs lost in New York.

A lower open likely for the U.S markets Friday. This follows the slump in top U.S. stock index futures apparently by the weaker than expected U.S retail data.

Facebook will pay a massive fine to the federal government for ts relentless privacy failures and violations of user privacy.

Mignon Clyburn, the former FCC Commissioner, has just announced that she will be ‘advising’ T-Mobile amidst the company’s proposed $26B merger deal with Sprint, awaiting approval from US regulators.

Facebook, the world’s top social networking site has a rigid side. According to reports, the social media giant is rigorous in using own apps to track users to make itself secure from potential threats.

J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. will soon issue the "JPM Coin" in a move to transform the payments business.

Amazon has canceled its plans to open a second headquarters in Long Island City, New York.

Honda has recalled 437,000 U.S. vehicles for a possible fuel pump issue that could cause engine stalling.

Trade war seems to be engulfing the space market. In a new development, billionaire Elon Musk-led SpaceX challenged the U.S space agency NASA for awarding nearly $150 million worth contract to competitor ULA, a joint arm of Lockheed Martin and Boeing.

The senior executive and lawyer responsible for preventing Apple Inc. employees from engaging in banned insider trading has been charged with insider trading.

A higher open is likely for the U.S markets as top stock index futures moved up on Thursday morning. The market participants are looking for cues from the U.S.-China trade talks in Beijing.

Valentine’s Day is here and love is in the air validating George Sand’s words that the only happiness in life is “to love and be loved.” But the Federal Trade Commission in the U.S has warned lovers against the perils of falling prey to romantic frauds.