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Southwest is adding service at Chicago O'Hare International Airport and returning to Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport.

Geothermal energy has been overshadowed by the attention paid to wind and solar energy

JC Penney's Cyber Days started Monday, while Kohl's said it is holding deals all the way through the holidays.

The chief White House economic adviser says he doesn't understand why Democrats are holding out for more than targeted relief.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg said the global rise in anti-Semitism fueled the decision.

The shoes and hat collection will be available in three color combinations.

Amazon, Walmart, and Target are holding big sales this week. Here's what you should be on the lookout for.

Mallinckrodt was inundated by lawsuits accusing it of aggressively pushing highly addictive painkillers

Faster and more available testing have officials hopeful they can restart air travel before the holiday season.

The study suggests the virus can remain active on surfaces longer than previously thought.

High home prices prompted by rising demand and punctured supply is pricing out prospective homebuyers, which is proving beneficial for the rental industry in the United States.

Alex Cruz’s sudden departure came after BA cut thousands of jobs, cut numerous flight routes.

To make the most out of its retail stores amid the COVID-19 pandemic restrictions, Apple will use them as distribution centers for orders placed within a 100 miles from the stores.

Bitcoin broke out of the $10,000 level and analysts observe whether the new support level will be maintained at $11,000.

Smaller players in the crypto market are Tether (16 billion U.S. dollars) and XRP (10 billion U.S. dollars).

Tesla CEO Elon Musk wants the electric carmaker to eventually produce 20 million vehicles a year.

So far this year, 43 commercial airlines have collapsed, but the number would have been far worse without state support

The rapid rise of alternative energy worldwide is placing enormous pressure on existing electric grids, which in most countries like the U.S. still rely heavily on human decision-making to run smoothly.

New local and last-minute clientele are keeping the lights on at the city's most luxurious hotels now that the coronavirus has chased off the international jet set.

The Trump administration, in its latest trade action against China, restricted the import of some Chinese goods made in the western province of Xinjiang, accusing their makers of using forced labor.

The Irish airline ordered 135 737 MAX planes from Boeing before they were grounded following fatal crashes in 2018 and 2019.

At least 60 Coinbase employees are quitting the company and taking severance after the CEO declared a new policy that bans politics and social activism from the office. 

Oreo wants parents to show their support of LGBTQ+ youth through a rainbow cookie giveaway. Here's how to enter.

BP, Shell and Microsoft have all set specific target dates for carbon neutrality

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says though more coronavirus stimulus is necessary, it's unlikely anything will be finalized before the Nov. 3 election.

Several brands of dog food from Sunshine Mills have been recalled over a mold-byproduct that could be harmful to dogs.

LSE was compelled to unload Borsa Italiana in order to gain approval of its acquisition of Refinitiv

The popshelf stores from Dollar General will sell 95% of merchandise for $5 or less.

IBM will spin off its legacy infrastructure business as a new company. No name has yet been chosen.