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Filings for unemployment benefits fell last week to the lowest level in 10 weeks as U.S. layoffs remain historically low.

Jim Phillips has spent his five-plus-year tenure as Atlantic Coast Conference commissioner trying to generate more revenue for a league facing financial pressures even with yearly record hauls.

Jim Phillips has spent his five-plus-year tenure as Atlantic Coast Conference commissioner trying to generate more revenue for a league facing financial pressures even with yearly record hauls.

President Trump announced $10 billion in private investments on Wednesday for U.S. defense projects that are expected to create more than 4,000 jobs in Pennsylvania and build the nation's industrial base.

A Louisiana Chili's employee who says he was fired for refusing to call a coworker by her chosen name and preferred pronouns is disputing the company's account of his termination.

President Trump urged New York on Wednesday to reverse its recent moratorium on permitting and construction of new data centers that consume 50 megawatts or more of power.

YouTube has appealed the verdict of a landmark social media addiction lawsuit in Los Angeles, seeking to challenge the jury's determination that the company designed its platform to hook young users without concern for their well-being.

Disneyland and Disney California Adventure Park have tied for the bottom spot in a new industry ranking of America's least affordable theme parks, each carrying an estimated cost of $331.03 per visitor for a single day.

Amazon said Wednesday that the technology company will launch its new satellite internet service Amazon Leo in South Africa in 2027, seemingly pushing ahead of Elon Musk's rival Starlink to win business in Africa's most advanced economy.

Hong Kong authorities have raided two bookstores and arrested five people on suspicion of selling allegedly seditious publications, local media reported Wednesday, in the latest step targeting independent booksellers.