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The sneaker giant said that product markdowns as well as higher costs for product input, freight and logistics weighed on its profits in the most recent quarter.

Job candidates say an extreme vetting process by a security firm sometimes included questions about pornography and sexual histories; Gates’s office says such questioning would be unacceptable.

CEO Linda Yaccarino approved the $40,000 annual cost to participate in the group as part of her efforts to reassure advertisers.

The spaceflight company founded by billionaire Richard Branson completed its effort Thursday to take paying customers for the first time to the edge of space.

The utility is applying for cash from an Energy Department program that funds critical projects.

Rapid-fire résumé submissions usually don’t work—but even when they do, the next job might be as bad as the last.

Potential new restrictions on the sale of artificial intelligence semiconductors to China could come with a hefty long-term cost for the American chip industry—and another setback for U.S. relations with Beijing.

The bulk retailer is asking for photo identification at self-checkout registers.

The plane landed in Charlotte Wednesday morning with no reported injuries. Delta apologized for what it said was a rare occurrence.

New York Times, Wall Street Journal parent News Corp and Dotdash Meredith owner IAC are among companies discussing forming a coalition.