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It's been a choppy year for restaurants that lean into lettuce.

San Diego Comic-Con crowds made clear this year that Marvel, DC and Star Wars face a more skeptical audience than in years past. "I think the new 'Supergirl' sucks," one DC fan said bluntly.

Amazon says a glitch prevented some customers this week from selecting free shipping on eligible orders over $35 unless they first signed up for a trial Prime membership with recurring monthly fees.

President Trump on Thursday launched the Freedom Hauler initiative for recruiting military veterans to become commercial truck drivers, a follow-up move to the administration's crackdown on illegal immigrant and non-English-speaking truckers.

A Wisconsin brewery has had its license nearly revoked after promoting free beers the day President Trump dies -- although the state said the reprimand was due to alleged tax violations.

The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits rose last week, but layoffs remain in the historically healthy range of the past few years.

Newly released satellite images appear to confirm Iran's claim that it struck two Amazon Web Services data centers in Bahrain earlier in July.

The townspeople of St. Mary's can breathe a sigh of relief. They are finally getting rid of the foul smell of rotten fish that has for years - when the wind blows their way - wafted over their tiny community in Canada 's easternmost province.

Senate negotiators worked Wednesday to resolve thorny differences with leaders of the Southeastern and Big Ten Conferences over revisions to a bill designed to regulate college sports that sponsors want a vote on before the chamber goes on summer ...

Starbucks shares soared Wednesday after the coffee giant reported better-than-expected quarterly revenue and profit and raised its financial outlook for the year.