Industries

XX-XY Athletics released an advertisement this week titled 'Buy Nike? Maybe just don’t do it,' as the juggernaut faces multiple controversies.

Wright touted consumer savings from Trump administration policies during a tour of a water heater factory near Atlanta.

Ukrainian executive champions the U.S. minerals deal as a way to open Kyiv to private investment and expand energy security that has been a chief target in Russia's war.

Gas prices, though having risen slightly while oil prices continue to fall to prices not seen since 2021, could begin to dip downward despite the summer travel season.

Top racehorses will run in the Kentucky Derby on Saturday, but a planned nearly $1 billion revamp of facilities at the Churchill Downs racetrack that hosts the famous race is on hold.

California's push to phase out and ban sales of gas-powered vehicles by 2035 is facing a challenge from Congress as auto and energy industry critics question the plan's feasibility.

With the WNBA season beginning this month, Caitlin Clark's Indiana Fever are once again the hottest commodity on the secondary ticket market.

Mercedes-Benz’s manufacturing plant in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, will build a new vehicle for the luxury automaker, according to a Thursday announcement.

General Motors CEO Mary Barra shared her expectations for auto tariffs and their potential impacts on the industry, including how the company plans to absorb the earnings impact.

Kohl's fired CEO Ashley Buchanan after an investigation found he "violated company policies" for conflicts of interest, the retailer announced Thursday.

With over 400 million Formula 1 fans around the globe, Scuderia Ferrari and IBM have teamed up to develop a reimagined mobile app to connect them all.

Elon Musk and Tesla are denying a report from The Wall Street Journal that the company has reached out to executive search firms in a hunt for its next CEO.

Three businesses in Denver are facing more than $8 million in fines after 143 unauthorized workers were discovered among the facilities, ICE said.

Despite falling all the way to the fifth round of the NFL Draft last week, Shedeur Sanders' jersey is still Fanatics' top online seller.

First Solar saw its stock fall on Wednesday as investors reacted to the "significant challenges" that CEO Mark Widmar said President Donald Trump’s tariffs presented to the solar module maker.