Manan Bhavnani

Carvana, one of the biggest car rental services, is laying off nearly 1,500 employees after a sales dip and falling stock.

Several employees have left Twitter since Musk's ultimatum earlier this week.

Allen Weisselberg returned to court Thursday, testifying in a hearing about the Trump Organization's practices.

Mortgage rates dipped to around 6% last week, in the biggest decline since 1981.

Jobless claims fell last week, pointing to a labor market that remains strong.

U.S. lawmakers on Wednesday, in a rare bipartisan vote, called on FTX's Sam Bankman-Fried to testify in a hearing about the crypto exchange's decline.

Twitter CEO Elon Musk early Wednesday called on the social media site's staff to work "long hours" or find another new job.

Florida senator Rick Scott on Tuesday announced a run for Senate Minority Leader.

A London-based hedge fund that's a key Google investor has urged the company to reduce costs.

Retail giant Walmart agreed to pay $3.1 billion to settle an opioid-crisis related lawsuit.

Elon Musk and other Tesla executives began testifying Monday in a trial over the company's compensation packages.

Amazon is planning to trim its workforce by 10,000 people, the biggest job cut for the tech giant.

Ukraine's President Zelensky visited the liberated province of Kherson on Monday.

Health insurance can be tricky to navigate, whether getting a plan, opting out or switching between options.

The internal letter raises FTC compliance concerns, as troubles grow at the social media platform.

Inflation rose 7.7% for the year ending October, a smaller-than-expected increase signaling the economy may be cooling, a Labor Department report showed Thursday

A retreat from Kherson represents a blow for Putin and a win for Ukraine.

The new Arizona facility would produce top-of-the-line 3-nanometer semiconductors.

Salesforce this week laid off hundreds of employees as it saw demand shrink in some markets.

The Tesla and Twitter CEO's wealth has taken a nosedive this year, particularly since his purchase of the social media platform.

Open-source social media platform Mastodon has been growing in popularity, attracting dozens of Twitter defectors.

Concerns over possible salmonella prompted a massive recall of the 'world's cleanest lettuce,' in Florida late Friday.

The oil giant is split over a decision to lease or sell nearly half of the office space at its Houston campus.

Jobs in the U.S. grew in October, albeit at a slower rate than the previous month, a new BLS report showed.

Gabby Petito's family filed a wrongful death lawsuit against Moab Police Thursday, alleging the cops could have saved her.

The FTC on Thursday ordered Ericsson subsidy Vonage to pay a $100 million fine for deceptively retaining customers.

Nikola saw a modest loss as its Q3 revenues beat expectations.

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday approved another 0.75 interest rate hike in a bid to stifle unyielding inflation.

HBO's highly anticipated "The Last of Us" series will premiere on Jan. 15.