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Dow is planning to cut approximately 4,500 jobs as the chemicals maker puts more emphasis on using artificial intelligence and automation in its business.

Tesla's annual profit plunged to its lowest level since the pandemic five years ago as it lost the title of the world's biggest electric vehicle maker to a Chinese rival and boycotts hammered sales.

The Trump administration on Wednesday took a step toward rolling back a rule that limits smokestack emissions that burden downwind areas in neighboring states.

Senate Democrats want ICE to end roving immigration enforcement patrols, use judicial warrants and require agents to wear body cameras and carry identification.

ConocoPhillips Alaska can proceed with an oil and gas exploration program in a portion of a vast petroleum reserve in the state after a federal judge denied a request from project opponents to halt it.

Hours before a deadly explosion ripped through a Pennsylvania nursing home last month, staff grew concerned about the smell of natural gas on several floors and brought in workers from the local utility company to check it out, federal regulators ...

The Federal Reserve took a wait-and-see approach on Wednesday by keeping its benchmark interest rate steady after a series of cuts to close 2025.

An all-star lineup of celebrities, CEOs and other luminaries joined President Trump on Wednesday to promote so-called Trump Accounts, with some saying they'll match the federal government's one-time $1,000 contribution to savings accounts for ...

The American subsidiary of South Korea-based Hanwha Defense said Wednesday it plans to invest $1.3 billion to build a munitions line after the Army awarded it a production lease at the Pine Bluff Arsenal in Arkansas.

Amazon said this week that it was closing almost all of its Amazon Go and Amazon Fresh locations within days as it narrows its focus on food delivery and its grocery chain, Whole Foods Market.