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Starbucks workers at unionized cafes will receive the pay hikes that their nonunion coworkers first collected in May 2022.

Rocket Lab is making steady progress on the development of its Neutron vehicle, as it aims to launch the rocket for the first time near the end of this year.

The Mediterranean chain topped Wall Street's estimates for both its earnings and revenue.

For the full year 2024, the company expects an adjusted profit of about $635 million, or $1.23 per share.

Analysts have suggested that larger pharmaceutical companies could potentially move to acquire a company like Viking Therapeutics. 

The 166-year-old department store operator got a new CEO earlier this month.

The home improvement retailer said demand has been hurt by slower housing turnover and a shift in consumer spending towards services instead of goods.

Macy's plans to close some namesake stores and open new Bloomingdale's and Bluemercury locations that reflect what's working at the retailer.

Toyota Motor had the most top picks of any automaker, at four, followed by Subaru at two. Tesla, Ford Motor, Mazda and BMW each had one vehicle on the list.

With the move, the big-box retailer is pushing deeper into the world of advertising.

Warner Bros. Discovery has paused merger discussions with Paramount Global as the company trades at a 52-week low, sources told CNBC.

Miami is the most competitive city in the nation for renters, but on a regional level, the Midwest ranks first for competition.

The Federal Aviation Administration on Monday announced the close of its investigation alongside SpaceX into the second Starship flight.

Intuitive Machines' cargo moon lander Odysseus returned its first images from the surface.

Altice USA shares rose as much as 50% after reports Charter is considering a takeover.

Breakthrough sickle cell treatments are available in the U.S., but their high cost is forcing insurers to get creative.

Dimon acknowledged that if regulators approve the Capital One-Discover deal, his bank will be eclipsed as the nation's biggest credit card lender.

The FTC, which was joined by a group of attorneys general, argued the $24.6 billion Kroger-Albertsons deal would hurt competition in the grocery industry.

Deflation could put pressure on retailers and brands to drive more volume, debut innovative products and find other ways to cover costs such as higher wages.

American, JetBlue, United and other airlines now charge different prices for luggage depending on when travelers pay for the service.