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The labor market continues to add jobs across a number of industries, showing new signs of strength.

Musk did not elaborate on whether production of Tesla's first pickup truck would cease entirely, as the company focuses on its autonomous vehicles.

A new study finds that data centers have had only a marginal impact on residential electricity prices.

The company says it will study noise and report water use, among other steps. It's asking lawmakers to set similar policies industry-wide.

Salon, one of the first online news publications and liberal blogs on the web, announced Thursday it was ceasing publication after a 31-year run.

The S&P 500 lost around 4 percent, and the tech-heavy Nasdaq composite index was down around 5.5 percent on Thursday.

The IRS announced next year's standard deduction and tax brackets.

Stock markets in the U.S., Asia and Europe also surged following the midterm results, amid expectations of Democratic resistance to an escalation in fighting.

The tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump are not likely to go away. The president will continue using his executive powers to shape trade.

Even as the energy economy has changed radically, the politics of oil have not.