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The company posted record revenue last year, becoming one of the biggest beneficiaries of a battered travel industry as consumers sought suburban rentals, and projected continued growth as it emerges from the pandemic.

FanDuel, DraftKings and BetMGM are grappling over market share as access to legal sportsbooks booms across the country.

The FTC had sued to unwind the e-cigarette deal, saying it violated antitrust laws.

The Federal Aviation Administration has decided to retain the authority to issue final safety checks on newly produced 787 Dreamliners.

The chief executive made the donations in the middle of a series of sales of stock in the electric-vehicle maker.

Intel is close to a deal to buy Israeli chip company Tower Semiconductor for nearly $6 billion, as the U.S. semiconductor giant continues spending to expand its manufacturing operations.

The state says the social-media giant violated privacy protections in a lawsuit, seeking civil penalties that a person familiar with the matter says range in the hundreds of billions of dollars.

Prices to ship goods between the U.S. and Canada have been soaring even though most companies have been absorbing the cross-border delays.

A buying binge made Medical Properties Trust one of the biggest owners of U.S. hospitals. But its largest tenant piled up $800 million in losses.

The deal is dropped after an antitrust lawsuit. The rocket maker could draw interest from other potential buyers, analysts say