Starbucks said its same-store sales fell 4%, fueled by a 6% decline in visits to its stores.

Expanded Ozempic approval in the U.S. could transform how doctors treat patients with chronic kidney disease, which involves a gradual loss of kidney function.

The book is ranked No. 22 on Amazon's list of best-selling economic history books, yet it's filled with factual errors.

Boeing's Air Force one plane has been overbudget and delayed.

CEO Brian Niccol said the company is changing the operating model for its retail team, which led to the shake-up.

Visa will enable X users to move funds between traditional bank accounts and their digital wallet and make instant peer-to-peer payments, like Zelle or Venmo.

The airline is in the middle of a plan to reduce costs by culling unprofitable routes and drumming up revenue with higher-priced seats.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., if confirmed as HHS secretary, could help food-as-medicine startups expand with wider government health plan coverage.

Starbucks and McDonald's could disappoint investors, but investors are expecting better performance from the restaurant industry.

As sports valuations have skyrocketed in recent years, the entry point in professional pickleball is more affordable for many investors.

Boeing CEO Kelly Ortberg faces investors after the beleaguered company posts its sixth annual loss.

While investors will be watching GM's quarterly results, they will also be focused on its guidance for 2025 and any changes under the Trump administration.

JetBlue is offering early retirement to pilots nearing retirement age

Drugmakers hope to see efforts that focus more on cracking down on pharmacy benefit managers while promoting drug innovation and patient access to treatments.

Aerial firefighting companies supplement federal and state firefighting fleets, and their services are in high demand.

BYD has not announced plans to sell the Shark in the U.S., but it has entered countries such as Mexico, where GM, Ford and Toyota sell pickup trucks.

The pickup was especially fueled by millennials and Gen Z users, who spent more on experiences such as travel and entertainment.

Target joins Walmart, Meta, McDonald's and a wave of other major companies pulling back on DEI programs.

The marketing plan for "Wicked: For Good" is expected to be similar to the playbook used for "Wicked," with a few alterations to avoid oversaturating audiences.

Boeing outlined expected results and charges across its business in preliminary fourth-quarter results.