WarnerMedia announces HBO Max streaming service
WarnerMedia announced Tuesday the launch of its own streaming service, HBO Max, which will feature original programming and content from a variety of the company's channels, including Cartoon Network and TBS.
Uber plans downtown Dallas hub with 3,000 employees
Uber Technologies will open a Dallas hub with at least 3,000 employees on the east side of downtown, the company confirmed Tuesday.
Trump administration exempts hundreds of Chinese products from tariffs
The Trump administration has excluded hundreds of Chinese goods from tariffs on $250 billion worth of goods, three notices set to be published in the Federal Register on Friday show.
Johnson & Johnson shares drop after asbestos-related recall
Shares of Johnson & Johnson plunged by 6.23 percent Friday after the company recalled baby powder tainted with asbestos.
Body of lone missing worker found in collapsed Cincinnati building
Search and rescue crews scouring the rubble of a partially collapsed downtown Cincinnati building located the body of a missing worker Tuesday, according to officials.
Fed report: Tariffs contribute to job losses, increased production costs
President Donald Trump's efforts to impose import tariffs to bolster U.S. manufacturing instead led to retaliatory tariffs that harmed some U.S. industries, according to a new Federal Reserve study.
Lyft announces 90 layoffs in corporate restructuring effort
Ridesharing app Lyft announced on Wednesday that it was laying off 90 people as part of a corporate restructuring effort.
Food, beverage industries worry U.S. will run out of sugar this year
America's sugar stocks are low this year, and the food and beverage industries are starting to worry they will run out if the government does not act quickly to increase imports.
Dow makes largest gain since 1933 as Congress nears stimulus deal
The Dow Jones Industrial Average had its largest one-day percentage gain since 1933, after falling on Monday as federal lawmakers appear to be closing in on a major coronavirus economic rescue package.
Home sales drop 8.5 percent in March amid coronavirus pandemic
Existing home sales declined 8.5 percent in March from February due to COVID-19, but year-over-year growth continued, the National Association of Realtors said Tuesday.
Sinclair agrees to pay $48M civil penalty to settle FCC probe into Tribune deal
Sinclair Broadcast Group agreed Wednesday to pay a record $48 million civil penalty to settle multiple Federal Communication Commission investigations.
Another 2.1M in U.S. file for unemployment; 10-week total over 40M
The Labor Department said in its weekly report Thursday another 2 million American workers have filed for unemployment benefits.
U.S. announces tariffs on French handbags, cosmetics, soaps
The Trump administration has announced a 25 percent tariff on $1.3 billion of French goods, including handbags, cosmetics and soaps.
HelloFresh issues recall of onions related to salmonella outbreak
The Food and Drug Administration announced Wednesday that food delivery service HelloFresh has recalled onions in its meal kits due to a potential salmonella contamination.