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With drivers looking for more affordable options, U.S. automakers are having second thoughts about abandoning the mass-market sedan.

An American Airlines jet and an Army helicopter crashed, creating unlikely friendships and advocates

The county alleges the buyout firm illegally reduced competition to raise prices for fire engines and supplies.

The Treasury Department issued licenses Friday for oil companies including Chevron and certain European rivals to operate in the country.

The bank had been steadfast in its support of Kathryn Ruemmler. Recent documents showed she was a close Epstein ally through his 2019 arrest.

A news release touting AI technology to boost trucking efficiency appears to have triggered a selloff that cost investors billions.

Companies are taking big losses and making moves to reduce electric-vehicle capacity amid regulatory changes and cooling demand.

Plus, the Trump administration’s biggest climate-regulation rollback.

Sasan Goodarzi took Intuit from a tax software platform into a full-services provider. The key? An employee base that knows how to handle tough times.

Schroders said it received several approaches from Nuveen and that it intends to recommend the bid .