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More than 50 business leaders, including the heads of some of the nation's top oil companies, are opposing a Texas "bathroom bill" targeting transgender people — adding to an already long list of powerful and lucrative firms opposing it.
Hormel sees potential new customers for its shelf-stable foods: cancer patients. The company known for Spam and Dinty Moore stews is promoting microwavable meals it says cater to people going through chemotherapy.
Tesla's newest vehicle is set to reach its first 30 customers on Friday evening. The Model 3 could finally make Tesla profitable. Or, the mainstream vehicle could dash Tesla's dreams.
Starbucks is shutting down its struggling Teavana chain. "We felt it was an appropriate time to take the decision and begin shutting down those stores," said CEO Kevin Johnson, noting declining foot traffic at shopping malls.
The iPod Nano and iPod Shuffle have played their final notes for Apple. The company discontinued sales of the two music players Thursday in a move reflecting the waning popularity of the devices.
American Airlines beat most expectations in the second-quarter thanks to strong demand for tickets. For the period that ended on June 30, the world's biggest airline earned $803 million.
Exxon Mobil's second-quarter profit doubled from a year ago with crude prices up over the past 12 months, pumping up profits in its oil production business. But it still missed Wall Street analyst expectations.
If you're quick you can snatch up the deal of a lifetime from Southwest Airlines to see the upcoming solar eclipse.
Dunkin' Donuts is testing the removal of non-breakfast sandwiches as it looks to simplify its menu and attract more customers. The company had introduced 'bakery' sandwiches in 2012.
Scrolling through an ad-free Instagram is now a distant memory. Soon, users of Facebook's Messenger app will begin to see ads too, and WhatsApp may not be far behind. Welcome to the Facebook ad creep.
More than 50 years after it was introduced, the world remains captivated by the Ford Mustang. It is the quintessential American car in 140 countries. "It has a mass appeal," said history professor John Heitmann.
Southwest Airlines is reporting a second-quarter net income of $746 million. The Dallas company's earnings were 4 cents better per-share than industry analysts had expected.
The heat index may be approaching 110 today, but ground crews at DFW Airport are getting ready for winter.
Coke Zero is getting revamped as Coke Zero Sugar. The new name is intended to make clearer that the drink has no calories, and a new recipe is intended to make the drink taste more like regular Coke.
The company says that it's looking to fill more than 50,000 positions across the U.S.