BUSINESS

Coffee chain Starbucks has come under fire for allegedly ill-treating police personnel by refusing them service.

International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) announced it is taking over DuPont’s Nutrition & Biosciences (N&B) on a $26.2 billion deal to create a new consumer giant worth $45 billion-plus.

Shares of Saudi Aramco on Sunday grew by 1.6%, the third consecutive day of growth since the company's initial public offering on Wednesday.

A new report has found that Amazon now delivers half of its own packages and may soon eclipse the likes of UPS and FedEx.

U.S. stocks were little changed on conflicting reports on whether trade deal between the U.S. and China had been reached.

Britain’s Hindu community was outraged by Labour’s stance on Modi and Kashmir.

GM is investing $24 million in its Fort Wayne Assembly plant to increase the production of its full-size pickup trucks.

Ford has recalled over 500,000 pickup trucks for a fire hazard that could start on the interior carpet of the vehicle.

GameStop is kicking off its 10-day Game Days holiday sale on Sunday.

Volcano Tourism has accelerated since Iceland’s eruption in 2010, but dangers abound.

Kohl's is now open 24 hours for shoppers still looking for Christmas gifts.

The cocaine Santa sweater that was pulled from the Walmart Canada website is being sold on Amazon as a sweatshirt.

British business leaders want Boris Johnson to make quick trade deals with the EU.

The FDA is still investigating the exact source of three E. coli outbreaks that are thought to have come from romaine lettuce.

US stocks mixed on Friday on trade deal doubts.

There are companies in the U.S. that have stock prices that the less affluent investors can't afford.  A stock like the class A shares of Warren Buffet's company, Berkshire Hathaway, is possibly beyond the reach of investors without the capacity to cough up $338,800 for a single share

The FAA's email said: “More concerning, the administrator wants to directly address the perception that some of Boeing’s public statements have been designed to force FAA into taking quicker action.”

Circle Trade is in a tight spot. The over-the-counter (OTC) trading business that is perhaps past its heydays had seen its co-CEO leave, an exchange they had for just over a year sold off, some key staff vacated, and rounds of layoffs just in 2019.

Tesla’s newly unveiled electric pickup Cybertruck continues to excite and the latest discourse on social media speculates Cybertruck may go to space as a payload.

The breakthrough comes after months of negotiations between the two economic superpowers.

Jack Dorsey's fondness for Bitcoin has led him to pursue a Bitcoin future for Africa. Now, the Twitter CEO wants to use the technology behind the popular crypto to move the social media company to a "decentralized" platform.

Cadillac cars and SUVs from General Motors are set for a bigger transformation with a majority of them sold globally to be all-electric vehicles by 2030.

Belying hopes of Boeing that the grounded aircraft 737 MAX will return to service by December, American Airlines has decided not to fly 737 MAX planes until April 2020.

Jack Ma's net worth is so big he owns a $191 million home in Hong Kong. What's even more impressive is he owns different properties all over the world that are worth several millions.

U.S. and Chinese officials reached an agreement in principle on a phase one trade deal.

US stocks closed higher after Donald Trump said a trade deal with China is imminent

Hasbro has launched a collection of Baby Yoda figures, following the release of the “The Mandalorian" on Disney+.

Experts say the 2017 tax cuts have done little to spur the economy and opened as many tax loopholes as the legislation closed.

Ford is offering its GT500 Track Attack program free for 2020 Mustang Shelby GT500 owners.