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Sales of previously occupied U.S. homes increased last month to the fastest pace since February as lower mortgage rates helped pull more homebuyers into the market.

Starbucks' union is expanding its week-old strike against the company.

The U.S. added far more jobs in September than forecast, the government said Thursday in a long-delayed jobs report.

Warner Bros. is for sale, and with some big names like Comcast, Netflix and Paramount preparing bids, any deal is likely to face scrutiny from federal regulators and the Trump administration.

Artificial intelligence pioneer Yann LeCun said Wednesday he will be leaving his job as Meta's chief AI scientist at the end of the year.

The Labor Department announced Wednesday that it won't be releasing its monthly jobs report for October because the record-breaking government shutdown prevented it from collecting necessary data.

President Trump said Wednesday the U.S. partnership with Saudi Arabia is among "the most consequential in the entire world," toasting a $1 trillion investment in American projects and positioning himself as the most Saudi friendly president in recent ...

President Trump's plan to boost the manufacturing of semiconductor chips in the U.S. includes using foreign workers, he said, but only to help train Americans to do the high-tech jobs.

Thanksgiving turkey dinners will cost less for the third year in a row as inflation cools, the American Farm Bureau Federation reported Wednesday.

As Brazil seeks to boost its environmental credentials by hosting the United Nations' climate summit, a proposal to build a railway through the Amazon has threatened to tarnish that image amid protests by Indigenous groups and environmentalists.