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The company had been reopening locations but is now temporarily closing dozens of stores in Texas, California and other states.

Seven Turkish defendants are due to stand trial on Friday in what will be the first court examination of how one-time auto titan Carlos Ghosn used Turkey as a steppingstone late last year to reach Lebanon after fleeing Japan

Big brands are pausing spending but small business is the social-media giant’s true lifeblood.

Major auto makers reported sharp drops in second-quarter U.S. vehicle sales, as sweet discounts and financing deals weren’t enough to offset factory and dealership closures from the Covid-19 pandemic.

A $2.5 billion investment firm owned by Richard Parsons and Ronald Lauder received a forgivable loan from the federal government’s small business loan program.

Prices are near their highest level since early March, buoyed by recovering fuel demand and supply cuts. Wednesday’s rally was supported by declining U.S. crude inventories and production.

SoftBank Group is looking to distance itself from Wirecard, after the Japanese tech conglomerate helped arrange an investment months before the German payments company went bust.

Germany will disband part of its elite special-forces unit and rebuild the rest under new leadership after the commandos were infiltrated by far-right militants, the government said.

Federal Reserve officials reviewed how to design more support for an economy reeling from the coronavirus pandemic after they had earlier cut interest rates to zero and sharply expanded their asset portfolio, minutes from their last meeting show.

Safety fixes after the first Boeing 737 MAX crash became snarled in Federal Aviation Administration delays and repetitive analyses, wasting any chance U.S. regulators had to prevent the second fatal accident, according to an investigation by the Transportation Department’s internal watchdog.

His base is more useful to him hungry, and Israel’s neighbors and allies can’t stomach a full meal of it.

The administration said companies face legal risks for involvement with entities in China blamed for human-rights abuses, including the mass detention of Uighur Muslims.

Congress should reject legislation that would deprive startups of vital investment capital.

The brash California developer just unveiled The One, his $500 million project. But he must battle mounting financial pressure across his portfolio.

Worry about a second wave of Covid-19 cases is pushing junk bond yields to their highest levels in a month, causing the risky debt to underperform other credit markets.

Saudi Arabia has threatened to ignite an oil-price war unless fellow OPEC members make up for their failure to abide by the cartel’s recent production cuts.

It is one of the biggest brands Coke has eliminated, and is the latest sign of big brands narrowing their focus during the coronavirus pandemic.

The department-store chain expects bricks-and-mortar stores to keep bringing in revenue at about 35% less than the previous year’s level for the second half of this fiscal year. Its business model might need some rethinking.

The network received the misconduct complaint on June 25 and suspended Mr. Henry that same day, according to a memo sent to employees on Wednesday.

Former national security adviser John Bolton’s memoir sold more than 780,000 copies in all formats through its first week on sale in the U.S., the latest strong performance for a political book.

It’s been well over a decade since Netflix launched its first streaming service. For some, the years have begun to seem longer.

Merchants have seen a lot of browsing by John Smith, who picks up items, then leaves without buying; ‘it started getting out of hand’

Several broadband and cellphone carriers are free to start cutting off past-due accounts and charging late fees after the FCC’s Keep Americans Connected program expired on Tuesday.

Following a sales surge in the spring, food companies must brace for a return to normal.

The upstart hasn’t yet developed an approved drug, its chief can be excoriating and until recently investors were disillusioned. A breakthrough coronavirus vaccine could come in trials starting this month.