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Rite Aid and other US pharmacies could soon sell a drug derived from cannabis.

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There will soon be more than 700 empty Toys "R" Us stores across the United States. Many of those storefronts will soon be occupied.

Lyft is now worth $15.1 billion -- twice what it was worth just last year.

President Donald Trump's tariffs are hurting a Texas steel pipe manufacturer.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is a brand new name to most voters. But readers of The Intercept have been hearing about her for months.

When Laura Pedersen opened her clinic for young pregnant women in Tucson nearly 20 years ago, her job seemed overwhelming ? around 12,000 babies were born to teens in Arizona a year, with all of those young moms requiring special counseling and support. The program, called Teen Outreach Pregnancy Services, even opened a second location in Phoenix to keep up with the need.

Millennials say their finances cause them more stress than politics, work or health, according to a new study.

Kohl's is getting a six-month head start on the holidays.

One of the biggest buyers of Iranian oil is unlikely to comply in full with US demands to reduce imports to zero.

The maker of Hungry-Man is getting hitched to the owner of Marie Callender's in a deal worth nearly $11 billion.

General Electric, once one of America's greatest conglomerates, is reinventing itself by getting smaller and simpler.

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Harley-Davidson may face a downgrade of its corporate credit rating because of retaliatory tariffs by the European Union.

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For one minute and ten seconds on Tuesday, I worked in a trendy hummus shop and took a reservation from a guy who punctuated his sentences with "awesome" and "um."

1. Investment restrictions: The Trump administration has decided against imposing outright limits on Chinese investment in the United States.

Facebook has abandoned an ambitious plan to design and produce its own drones.

Stephen Colbert, Jimmy Fallon and Conan O'Brien teamed up on Tuesday night to take some shots at President Donald Trump.