BUSINESS

Under Armour has eliminated adult entertainment and gambling as a line item on expense accounts for executives and employees as it looks to transform its corporate culture.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk tweeted a walk-through video of the nearly three-mile-long Boring Company tunnel that runs underneath Hawthorne, California.

FedEx shipping rates will be increasing in price up to 5.9 percent.

Facebook announced Monday it would no longer allow paid distribution of a racist ad from President Donald Trump.

CVS Health has beat analyst estimates for earnings, revenue, and share prices, growing its business amid the acquisition of Aetna, which is expected to close before Thanksgiving.

Blizzard announced a new "Diablo" game last week, but it was not what some fans wanted and its parent company suffered on the stock market.

A handful of Macy's stores just opened temporary Facebook-branded marketplaces for the holiday season.

The price of a Manhattan triplex penthouse has been dropped from $73.8 million to $62.8 million.

See the transportation companies that are offering voters free or discounted rides to the polls for the midterm elections.

The final candidates may be under evaluation for a November announcement.

President Donald Trump said his administration could potentially take antitrust action against the likes of Amazon, Facebook and Google.

Apple's stock price took another hit to start the week, as Nikkei reported parts manufacturers are being told not to use extra assembly lines for production.

Lowe's is closing underperforming stores across the U.S. and Canada as part of reassessment strategy.

Retailers are using free shipping to capture a bigger piece of the retail market.

'Fortnite' players who love professional football can don their favorite team's uniform in the game starting this week.

Verizon Communications Inc said on Monday it will reorganize its business segments into Consumer, Business and Verizon Media Group/Oath to focus on the types of customers it serves.

The top echelons of Goldman Sachs Group Inc’s investment bank hosted a dinner over the summer with the representatives of almost 20 private equity firms at Manhattan’s Legacy Records restaurant.

Venezuela is seeking to repatriate about $550 million in gold bars from the Bank of England because of fears it could be caught up in international sanctions on the country, two sources with direct knowledge of the effort told Reuters.

The blockchain-enabled letter of credit transaction facilitated shipment between Reliance and the US-based Tricon Energy. ING Bank issued the LC and HSBC India was negotiating bank for Reliance Industries.

The highest gainers in the last 24 hours among the top 10 cryptocurrencies by market cap are ethereum, bitcoin cash, litecoin, and monero.

T.I. and his partner Ryan Felton are accused of deceiving investors by using the money raised from them to drive up FLiK token’s price, and dumping the token when the price fell, according to a report in The Blast.

Oil stocks are becoming much friendlier to income-seeking investors this year.

Amazon.com is looking to be the first place consumers turn for all their needs, and groceries are a big component of that.

JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N), the biggest U.S. bank by assets, said on Sunday that it has selected impoverished areas around Paris as the first foreign focus of an urban economic development strategy it started four years ago in Detroit.

The oil market’s two-year bull run is running into one of its biggest tests in months, facing a tidal wave of supply and growing worries about economic weakness sapping demand worldwide.

Democrats and their allies in the 10 costliest House races spent $142 million to Republicans’ $96 million, Reuters’ analysis found.

Berkshire Hathaway Inc, the conglomerate run by billionaire Warren Buffett, on Saturday said its quarterly operating profit doubled as its insurance business dodged hurricanes and benefited from lower taxes.

The Nasdaq dropped 9.2 percent in October amid fears of slowing growth.

Consumer goods companies, emboldened by a strong U.S. economy, are rolling out price increases on everyday products and groceries after several years of haggling with big retailers that needed cheaper products to attract customers.