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The Kremlin has ordered the Russian businesses of Swiss-based food and beverage company Nestle and French retailer Auchan placed in temporary administration, procedure that previously has led to the forced sale of Western businesses to Russian owners ...

The Retail Association of Nevada has yanked its endorsement of Gov. Joe Lombardo, a Republican it backed in the 2022 election, saying someone needs to pay a political price for President Trump's tariffs that are walloping the business sector.

Warren Buffett is stepping down as chairman of Berkshire Hathaway after serving in the role for more than 50 years.

Chris Spagnoletti, CEO of the company Ursa Major, joins the show to talk about the race to build more solid rocket motors and the defense industry's long-term outlook.

Anthropic's Claude is helping the company develop the next, more intelligent version of the model, the artificial intelligence lab said in an announcement Thursday.

Inadvertently killing endangered animals while logging a forest or building a dam would no longer be considered illegal under a new interpretation of the Endangered Species Act by federal officials, marking a sea change by President Donald Trump's ...

Senate Republicans on Thursday tried to quickly clear a House-passed bill responding to voter concerns about data centers driving up electricity prices, but were blocked by Democrats.

The median income among U.S. households was $87,460 in 2025, the highest recorded by the Census Bureau since it began tracking the measurement in 1967.

At the Air & Space Forces Association's 2026 conference in National Harbor, Maryland, National Security Editor Guy Taylor spoke with J.P. Nauseef, President and CEO of JobsOhio, the state's private economic development corporation, to explore why ...

Home shoppers holding out for relief from rising mortgage rates may be in for a long wait.