Amid Trump outcry, Dow suffers worst day since election
The spectacular 12-week surge on Wall Street may have finally ended Monday, as all three major U.S. indices fell and the Dow Jones Industrial Average posted its biggest one-day loss since election day.
Delta Air Lines cancels 80 flights Monday after systems outage
Delta Air Lines said it canceled about 80 flights Monday -- possibly more -- due to an outage affecting essential computer systems.
Top House Democrats demand meeting with Homeland boss over Trump travel ban
Top House Democrats have demanded an emergency meeting with Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly amid "chaos and confusion" caused by President Donald Trump's executive order restricting entry into the United States from seven countries.
Trump signs executive order to cut regulations on businesses
President Donald Trump on Monday signed an executive order requiring that for every new federal regulation, two existing regulations must be removed.
Walgreens-Rite Aid merger postponed, sale price lowered
Walgreens' acquisition of Rite Aid was postponed, and the two companies agreed to a $2 billion reduction in price, it was announced Monday.
Nammo, Navy form private-public partnership
A Public Private Partnership Agreement has been signed by the U.S. Navy for a supply of solid-rocket motors, propulsion, tactical warheads and demilitarization services of U.S. munitions inventory.
Film: Warren Buffett prefers a $2.95 breakfast
How much does billionaire Warren Buffett spend on breakfast? Most days, not more than $3, according to a new documentary film set to air Monday.
2 New York men charged by SEC in ‘Hamilton’ Ponzi scheme
Two New York men were charged by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission in a Ponzi scheme involving tickets to high demand shows.
Google recalls staff to U.S., criticizes Trump immigration order
Google CEO Sundar Pichai criticized President Donald Trump's executive order restricting immigration while recalling his traveling staff to the United States.
U.S. Army spotlights innovative ZH2 vehicle
The U.S. Army is to field test a vehicle from General Motors that does not produce smoke, noise, odor or have a thermal signature.
Wet Seal closes stores in Utah, locations nationwide
Wet Seal, which had Utah locations in Salt Lake City, Ogden, Layton, Sandy and Orem, has filed for bankruptcy and closed all its locations, which numbered 171 across 42 states.
Ex-Volkswagen CEO named as suspect in emissions scandal probe
German prosecutors on Friday named former Volkswagen CEO Martin Winterkorn as a suspect in an investigation into the company's emissions cheating scandal.
U.S. economy grew 1.9 percent in fourth quarter of 2016
The U.S. economy grew 1.9 percent in the fourth quarter of 2016, slightly less than economists had expected, the Commerce Department said.
Johnson & Johnson to buy Swiss drug maker Actelion for $30B
U.S. pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson has agreed to purchase Swiss competitor Actelion for $30 billion in cash, the companies announced Thursday.