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The coffee giant forecasts a return to sales growth next year.

The streaming service raised the monthly price of its most popular plan for the first time since early 2019 as it competes with a growing number of cheaper alternatives.

The retail giant, which sells firearms in about half of its 4,700 U.S. stores, said customers can still purchase guns and ammunition upon request even though they are no longer on display.

For an elegant Halloween treat, travel back to a menacing moor in Victorian England in ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles.’ Described as ‘a real creeper’ by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, it remains a wildly entertaining tale.

America’s sharp and quick economic rebound reminds us of the one that never happened.

A company that has accused Quibi of infringing on patented technology is seeking a court order barring the streaming-video service from distributing some of its assets to investors as it winds down the business.

As governments once again shut businesses across Europe to stop a surge in coronavirus infections, acceptance of restrictions is fading and some small businesses are refusing to cooperate.

Amazon.com’s online orders continued to surge, as third-quarter sales rose to a record $96.2 billion. Google parent Alphabet reported a rise in advertising revenue in the third quarter, reversing a prior-quarter decline.

A federal judge quickly stayed the extradition of Ex-Green Beret Michael Taylor and son Peter alleged to have helped Carlos Ghosn escape Japan for Lebanon.

The e-cigarette maker has dropped its valuation to about $10 billion, down from $38 billion two years ago when tobacco giant Altria took a 35% stake, the company told employees on Thursday.

Economic growth rebounded sharply in the third quarter, but the hole left by the Covid-19 pandemic won’t heal until the pandemic is controlled.

For an extra $500, owners of Elon Musk’s electric vehicles have something available for free in even the cheapest clunker.

Europe is once again at the epicenter of the coronavirus pandemic, with the continent now recording more and faster-rising deaths than the U.S. in an abrupt reversal of fortunes that is leading some governments to reimpose lockdowns they had hoped to avoid.

While Ford and Fiat Chrysler enjoyed vintage third quarters, the world’s largest car maker made little apparent effort to rein in costs.

Germany could be one of the first Western countries to start immunizing people against Covid-19 under a plan being rolled out by the government and a German company that is testing a vaccine, according to people with knowledge of the strategy.

This confirmation was supposed to be especially hard. How did it turn out to be especially easy?

Four murdered in attacks this month, and Imran Khan and others warn about ‘Islamophobia.’

The deal is the second big semiconductor tie-up this week as the industry rapidly consolidates.

The Communist Party’s economic blueprint for the next five years sounds a defiant note in the face of U.S. sanctions against Chinese firms, while also targeting per-capita GDP on par with that of countries like South Korea and Spain.

Amid the Covid-accelerated shift from brick and mortar stores to online shopping, cloud commerce platform Shopify continues to clean up.

Lenders shun the city’s low-priced properties, making it hard for Black residents to access homeownership. The city of nearly 700,000 saw barely 1,700 mortgages made last year.

Kraft Heinz and Kellogg results show the effects of pantry restocking—a trend likely to have continued with the latest spike in Covid-19 cases.

Shell has given investors their beloved progressive dividend back. The energy transition still clouds the investment case, but the move may help Europe’s largest oil-and-gas company shake off some of its discount.

Spotify moved past a hit early in the pandemic, as customers collectively spent more time listening to the service than before Covid-19 shutdowns.

The S&P 500 ticked higher, rebounding after fresh data showed jobless claims dropped and the economy expanded sharply in the third quarter.