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Five Republican presidential candidates will debate on stage in Miami

GOP Debate: Attacks On Trump And Biden, Support For Israel, Personal Clashes

Donald Trump skipped the debate for the third time and held a rally at the same time.

Disney Profit, Streaming Subscribers Beat Analysts' Expectations

According to its 2021 annual report, the Disney group employed 190,000 people worldwide as of October 2 of that year

Disney also announced an increase in its goal for cost cuts.

Citibank To Pay $25.9 Million For Discrimination Against Armenian Americans

The CFPB said the bank treated credit card applicants as criminals.

Marijuana plants for the adult recreational market at Hepworth Farms in Milton, New York

Ohio Votes To Approve Recreational Marijuana

The law can still be modified by the state's legislature

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Republican hopeful Nikki Haley addresses a town hall in Laconia, New Hampshire

Five Candidates Qualify For Third Republican Presidential Debate

Donald Trump, who leads other Republican candidates in election polls, will hold a rally competing with the debate.

Credit cards are pictured in a wallet in Washington, February 21, 2010.

Americans' Credit Card Debt And Delinquencies Jump Led By Millennials

A New York Fed study showed that the annual gain in credit card debt reached a record.

A D.R. Horton home building project is pictured in San Marcos, California July 28, 2015.

D.R. Horton Expects Its Home Sales To Rise Despite High Mortgage Rates

The company's forecast and quarterly results beat analysts' estimates.

WeWork is back with a public share listing, two years after the high-flying office-sharing firm went into a tailspin that led to the cancelling of a planned share offering

WeWork Files For Bankruptcy With Almost $19 Billion In Debt

The company, which has locations in 37 countries, said the process only involves U.S. and Canada units.

Uber and Lyft agreed to pay $328 million to settle a New York probe that accused the companies of wrongfully deducting fees from drivers' pay

Uber Says Demand Is 'Stronger Than Ever' For Holiday Season

The company's forecast for bookings and adjusted Ebtida in the fourth quarter is above analysts' estimates.

New York's Fifth Avenue To Be For Pedestrian's Only Three Sundays This Holiday Season

The initiative aims to replicate the success of last year when sales had a boost of 6.6%.

Amfitriti, a bulk carrier part of Black Sea grain deal, and other commercial vessels wait to pass the Bosphorus strait off the shores of Yenikapi in Istanbul

Deep Sea Mining Decision Looms, Pitting Green Energy Against Environmental Protection

The International Seabed Authority meets this week in Jamaica to discuss allowing the beginning of large-scale deep sea mining.

US authorities said evidence from the Bumble dating app was used to track a suspect in the January 6 Capitol uprising

Dating App Bumble Names New CEO, Founder To Become Executive Chair

The new CEO will join the company in January after leaving Salesforce's Slack.

The US government is notifying federal employees of an impending shutdown as Congress remains in deadlock

In Focus This Week: Israel Aid, Powell Speech, Uber, Disney Earnings

In politics, there will be a new debate of Republican presidential candidates; Donald Trump takes the stand in the civil trial against his family and company.

The US economy added 209,000 jobs last month

US Economy Adds Fewer Jobs Than Expected, Unemployment Rises

The numbers for September and August were lower than previously reported, reinforcing that the job market is less heated.

The French left disagrees with their country honouring Jeff Bezos

Jeff Bezos To Move To Miami After Almost 30 Years In Seattle

The move comes after reports of a purchase of a $79 million property by the billionaire in the Miami area.

Strong services revenue lifted Apple profits despite lower iPhone sales

Apple Results Beat Estimates On Revenue From iPhone And Services

Sales of the Mac fell more than 30% and missed analysts' estimates.

A clinician says guardrails when it comes to watching videos about 'ideal' bodies or fitness levels can help protect the mental health of young people using online platforms such as YouTube

YouTube Takes Aim At Teens Bingeing On Body Image Videos

YouTube on Thursday said it tweaked its recommendation system in the United States to prevent teens from bingeing on videos idealizing certain body types.

A woman carries shopping bags during the holiday season in New York

Holiday Spending To Reach Record, But With Slower Growth, Retail Group Says

NRF says in its survey that consumers will be looking for deals and discounts.

A worker holds a charging cable next to electric buses at Antuoshan charging station in Shenzhen, China

US Says To Hold Climate Talks With China In California Ahead Of COP28

The United States and China, the world's two largest greenhouse gas emitters, will hold weekend talks in California to seek progress ahead of the COP28 climate summit in Dubai, the State Department announced Thursday.

Marriott named a new top executive this week to replace Arne Sorenson, who died at 62 after a battle with cancer

Hyatt, Marriott Increase Profit With Booming Travel Demand

Both hotel chains increased the number of rooms available to book and described demand as "robust."

Albemarle Lithium Facility in Silver Peak, Nevada, U.S.

Albemarle's Growth Slows In Third Quarter Amid Volatility In Lithium Sector

The world's most valuable lithium company posted meager returns in its third quarter earnings statement.

US jobless claims have declined for five straight weeks, highlighting a healing in the labor market in the world's largest economy

Jobless Claims Rise For Second Consecutive Week

The increase may indicate that the labor market in the U.S. is softening.

The Starbucks sign is seen outside one of its stores in New York

Starbucks Results Beat Expectations As Consumers Paid More For Coffee Drinks

The company opened more than 800 stores in the last quarter, increasing traffic and sales.

Democratic President Joe Biden and Republican former president Donald Trump look set for a rematch in 2024

Biden V Trump, The Unwanted Rematch For America's Soul

While the stakes could hardly be higher for American democracy, voters are increasingly turned off by the apparently inevitable rematch between Joe Biden and Donald Trump.