Sprint, T-Mobile End Merger Talks
Wireless carriers Sprint and T-Mobile called off a potential merger, saying the companies couldn't come to an agreement that would benefit customers and shareholders.
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Wireless carriers Sprint and T-Mobile called off a potential merger, saying the companies couldn't come to an agreement that would benefit customers and shareholders.
Kroger is launching its own fashion line starting next fall. The nation's largest supermarket chain said Friday that the brand will debut in 300 locations across the country.
More than 40 million fire extinguishers in the U.S. and Canada are being recalled because they might not work in an emergency.
From dangling more discounts to expanding business hours to sprucing up stores, retailers are pulling out all the stops for the critical holiday shopping season.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott said Wednesday he raised concerns with the American Red Cross following Hurricane Harvey that hundreds of millions of dollars in donations wasn't getting to people who need it.
American Airlines said that CEO Doug Parker had a "positive" meeting Tuesday with some civil rights leaders who have accused the airline of racial bias.
Exxon Mobil is settling air pollution cases with the Trump administration by promising to spend about $300 million on pollution-control technology at several plants along the Gulf Coast.
Under Armour is cutting its annual outlook again, sending shares plunging 12 percent before the opening bell.
Google's self-driving car spin-off is accelerating efforts to convince the public that its technology is almost ready to safely transport people without any human assistance at all.
The state of Texas has formally notified 127 gas stations that they were guilty of price gouging during the Hurricane Harvey emergency.
It's been one epic year for women, a notion definitely not lost on Glamour magazine as it named U.S. Rep. Maxine Waters, 27 key facilitators of the Women's March on Washington and astronaut Peggy Whitson among its women of the year.
In north Fort Worth sits the forty-fourth location for Tanger Outlets, a company still betting that big brands, like Nike, Gap and H&M combined with big bargains, will be enough to keep people coming to brick-and-mortar stores.
Tenet Healthcare plans to cut 1,300 jobs, more than 1 percent of its workforce, in an attempt to cut costs as it reported a quarterly loss of $367 million.
J.C. Penney is issuing a weak profit forecast as it accelerated its move to slash prices on goods to clear out inventory. Shares are tumbling more than 25-percent in premarket trading.
Buoyed by higher oil prices, Exxon Mobil reported Friday that third-quarter profit jumped 50 percent from a year ago to nearly $4 billion.