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The country's largest private employer described a cautious U.S. consumer navigating higher prices from tariffs and the Iran war.

Stocks also dropped, and U.S. crude oil neared $90 per barrel.

Police said that based on their detective work, Alisa Goods was classified as a missing adult and there was "nothing to suggest she is in danger."

Treasury yields have soared to multi-decade highs, raising borrowing costs for consumers and the federal government.

While Americans love to reward good service, many are having second thoughts about the barrage of tip requests on practically everything. Restaurant technology platform Popmenu says 40% of consumers are tipping less in 2026 than in 2025 because of .. ...

Unitree's shares closed up 460% on Wednesday, a significant marker as Beijing competes for global tech dominance with Washington.

Trump said the U.S. and Canada "have a DEAL" but did not provide details.

The skincare brand Neutrogena is facing backlash over its parting ways with actress Hayden Panettiere a decade ago. The company is facing renewed scrutiny after Panettiere's death at the age of 36, with her comments about her relationship with ...

Shapiro, a potential Democratic 2028 contender, earlier welcomed data center developments. His new executive order takes a starkly different tone toward the industry.

In April, the FCC ordered Disney's eight owned-and-operated television stations to file their broadcast license renewals ahead of schedule.