BUSINESS

Diesel reached a record national average of $5.90 a gallon on Labor Day, increasing costs for freight and deliveries that can eventually reach consumers through food and other goods.

Amazon received warrants to purchase 25 million shares at $161.26 each.

An 83% surge in grain imports highlights how heavily Libya depends on global supply chains, with international producers, traders, shippers, and importers playing an increasingly important role in keeping food moving from overseas markets to Libyan tables.

Americans have an increasingly positive view of unions and nearly half of U.S. adults believe they should have more influence, a new poll found.

Mercer's annual survey of employer-sponsored health plans projects that the total cost of health benefits per employee will increase by an average of 8.2% in 2027, the biggest increase since 2003.

Company President Greg Brockman unveiled the initiative during a cybersecurity summit at the company's headquarters.

In a letter sent to congressional leaders, the trade group urged lawmakers to establish permanent restrictions before the current session of Congress concludes on January 3.

For every full shipping container that leaves Germany for Asia, the manufacturing powerhouse sends four back – a trade asymmetry that leaves Germany with an abundance of containers.

The company will now shed 100,000 jobs.

Private equity funds have significantly underperformed the S&P 500 over the past several years, highlighting that expensive and difficult-to-access investments aren't necessarily superior to the inexpensive funds available to virtually anyone.

A basket of 35 U.S.- and European-listed shipping stocks has gained about 68% this year, more than five times the advance of the S&P 500.

The Trump administration maintains that the U.S. Navy is assisting dozens of ships through the waterway at night and that many of those movements are not detected by commercial tracking services.

Mark Tersigni, a real estate investment professional and Certified Public Accountant, spent years underwriting open-air retail centers and enclosed malls within the same multibillion-dollar portfolio.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said the deal will allow the company to "expand access to AI for developers and institutions worldwide."

OpenAI emphasized cybersecurity risks surrounding its newest model while Anthropic moved to make its latest technology more attractive to customers.

The company posted a roughly $372 million first-half loss and carried out a 1-for-40 reverse stock split in May to maintain its Nasdaq listing.

Palo Alto beat fiscal fourth-quarter estimates and provided a strong outlook for its new fiscal year.