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Companies are buying their buildings instead of renting them as office values bottom out around Los Angeles.

The stock market has fallen since Trump went to war against Iran, but why isn't it worse?

PayPal's stock has dropped as it faces a slowdown in branded checkout and more competition from Apple and Google. With a new chief executive at the helm, the company sits at another turning point.

The Nuclear Regulatory Commission gave its stamp of approval, ending a three-year process to allow the plant to power on.

The grocery chain, known for its unique product and affordable prices, has opened two new storefronts since January, and plans to add 18 more before the end of the year.

The blue-collar jobs to build AI infrastructure are moving outside of California ...

SpaceX is preparing what is expected to be the largest IPO in history as NASA sends up the first Americans to the moon since the last Apollo flight in 1972.

A new proposal for saving Social Security would cap benefits at $50,000 per person. Here's how that would hurt the working class but save the rich from a tax increase.

Allbirds became a Silicon Valley favorite when it launched in 2021, known best for its eco-friendly wool sneakers. The company just sold for a fraction of what it was once worth.

Attendees were promised a ticket into the ultimate dream life at Barbie Dream Fest, a 3-day fan event in Florida. Instead, it felt more like a nightmare.