Facebook plans to pay out $1 billion now through 2022 to users who create content for its Facebook and Instagram social networks, CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced.
Biden's appearance at a caucus lunch came hours after the lawmakers announced they had reached an agreement on a multitrillion-dollar budget resolution.
The U.S. will begin evacuating Afghan nationals and their families who assisted U.S. and NATO forces during the war and who may face retribution by the Taliban.
U.S. Treasury yields ebbed lower on Wednesday morning, ahead of Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell's testimony in front of Congress later in the day.
Activist short Spruce Point Capital Management has accused Oatly of shady accounting practices and misleading investors about its sustainability practices.
Amazon, Starbucks and Pepsi are among the companies that signed on to a letter calling on Congress to pass legislation that would expand the Voting Rights Act.
The producer price index, which measures what companies get for the goods they produce, increased 1% from May and jumped 7.3% on a year-over-year basis.
America's infrastructure, from roads to bridges, power and broadband internet, is in bad shape in many states. But the following states rank as the worst.
Many American states are falling apart, literally, with infrastructure in major need of upgrades. Not these 10 states, which are the most-solid in the nation.
American Airlines forecast it will report a "slight" pretax profit for the second quarter and better revenue than previously estimated, sending shares higher.
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