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Kraft Heinz says it will stop using artificial food dyes by 2027, replacing them with natural versions or taking other steps, amid pressure from RFK Jr. and the FDA.

Republicans want to let businesses use a little-known tax credit to pay insurance companies to cover their workers' leave.

Senate version of Trump's signature tax cutting bill would cut Medicaid and lower benefits like child tax credit and SALT threshold.

Sarepta Therapeutics said a second patient had died after receiving its $3.2 million gene therapy to treat Duchenne muscular dystrophy.

A top Trump official and two other economists published a paper outlining how business tax cuts boost economic investment as Republicans debate these policies in their tax legislation.

President Donald Trump has signed executive orders aimed at speeding up approvals of nuclear reactors on U.S. soil during his term.

At the moment, the impact on U.S. energy prices following Israel's strikes on Iran is muted. That could change if the conflict escalates.

The latest offshoot of President Donald Trump's family business also plans to roll out a "sleek, gold" U.S.-made smartphone.

Starting in 2026, businesses won't be able to deduct the cost of company cafeterias and certain other food and beverage perks for workers.

The women I mentor say they're being dismissed or questioned by male colleagues. How do I help them speak up for themselves?