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Reports indicate the historic remains of the people's house will be used to create terrain for the course

Storm could bring more than three feet of rain and winds of more than 160 mph to Jamaica. Here's what to expect

Musk's threats to leave Tesla could dramatically impact his own net worth, which is tied to Tesla's stock




Brands from Toys "R" Us to Abercrombie & Fitch are luring in shoppers — many of whom weren't even alive in their heyday

Some 13,000 air traffic controllers and 50,000 TSA agents are currently impacted by the ongoing federal government shutdown

Boost in payments will impact roughly 75 million Americans who rely on the monthly payments. Changes will take place in January

Mondelez, the maker of Oreos and other snack foods, is using the technology to lower its marketing costs

Wholesale prices for the holiday favorite are supply constrained, which could make your Thanksgiving dinner more expensive

At least five companies are reportedly considering taking government money in exchange for potential future profits

Luxury is everywhere, but travelers won’t see some of the amenities they’ve come to expect on standard cruises

The new, optional feature will alert users when they've been starting at the screen for especially long periods


Like GameStop, the excitement around Beyond Meat points back to a Dubai-based trader who has been touting the company on social media

Utopias only comes out every two years — and it's one of the most anticipated offerings in the beer world

Proxy statement shows Nadella saw a big compensation bump as the company thinned its ranks this year

The media giant said it was expanding its strategic review of the company after receiving "unsolicited interest from multiple parties"


The Forever Roll has 32 times more sheets than the average toilet paper roll — and only needs to be changed once a month

September saw a huge spike in Bible sales following Kirk's death in Utah

The Phone Sleep Collection will reward people who disconnect for seven hours or more per night — but there's a catch




From a record-breaking Eras tour to being part of 'The Last Great American Dynasty,' the singer has a lot to teach about the business of money

Other coins will honor the Cray supercomputer and mobile refrigeration. They'll be made available in 2026

The investment firm says fears about a bubble are overwrought

Beef prices are at an all-time high, but if you live in one of a select few states, you could eat for free for the next 12 months


Asia's largest tech company reports record demand and jumps past analyst expectations, sending AI stock prices higher

The new offering from United Wholesale Mortgage and Bilt will let users earn points for on-time payments

Open seating will become a thing of the past next year, with the carrier adopting a procedure that's similar to its competitors'

The new merit badge comes just months after the organization launched a chatbot



The Eras Tour might be over, but the coverage of it still has months to go. New shows will debut in December


Launched in 1992 for the 500th anniversary of Columbus' journey, the Marigalante was a popular tourist attraction in Mexico

The worker lived with and cared for the dog, which served as the dealership's mascot, for three years


The federal holiday is celebrated as Indigenous Peoples' Day and Columbus Day across the United States



The late-night fixture has launched some of the biggest names in comedy, but there are several giants in the field who have never been asked to host.


America has never had more millionaires ± but the benchmark doesn't mean what it used to. Here's how their money is spread out

The JPMorgan Chase CEO says he sees a 30% chance of a market correction, which is three times the odds his peers are giving

Food and beverage giant also announces departure of its chief financial officer. Walmart executive Steve Schmitt will fill the role
